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Minions & Monsters

📅 Friday 24th July  |  ⏰Movie: 6:30pm
📅 Sunday 26th July  |  ⏰Movie: 2:00pm

 

🎟 Tickets $10.00 pp at the cinema door.

Rated:  PG |  Running Time:  90 mins |  Genre:  Adventure/Comedy

Minions & Monsters follows a tribe of Minions in 1920s Hollywood who become accidental movie stars.

When the introduction of "talkies" ends their fame, heroes James and Henry decide to make their own monster movie, inadvertently
summoning real, planet-threatening monsters that they must team up to stop.  
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100 Nights of Hero

📅 Friday 7th August  |  ⏰Movie: 7:30pm
📅 Sunday 9th August  |  ⏰Movie: 2:00pm

 

🎟 Tickets $13.00 pp at the cinema door.

Rated:  M |  Running Time:  91 mins |  Genre:  Fantasy/Romace

In the graphic novel by Isabel Greenberg (and the 2025 film adaptation), a woman named Cherry faces execution if she fails to produce an heir.

While her neglectful husband Jerome is away, his friend Manfred attempts to seduce Cherry over 100 nights to win her castle in a wager.

Cherry and her maid Hero scheme to stall Manfred's advances using storytelling.
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Moana

ST ARNAUD HOCKEY CLUB FUNDRAISER FILM AND SUPPER AFTERNOON

📅 Sunday 16th August  |  ⏰Movie: 2:00pm
 

🎟 Tickets $15.00 pp at at Ramjac 49 Napier St. Ph 5495 2929 or
St Arnaud Hockey Club Members

ENQUIRIES:  Sophie Male 0428 505 106

Rated:  PG |  Running Time:  115 mins |  Genre:  Adventure/Comedy

The 2026 live-action adaptation of Moana follows a spirited teenager who answers the ocean's call to save her is-land.

When a dark blight threatens Motunui, Moana sets sail beyond the reef to track down the legendary demigod Maui. Together, they must brave treacherous waters and monsters to restore the stolen heart of the goddess Te Fiti
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Holy Days

📅 Friday 28th August |  ⏰Movie: 7:30pm
📅 Sunday 28th August |  ⏰Movie: 2:00pm

 

🎟 Tickets $10.00 pp at the cinema door.

Rated:  PG |  Running Time:  101 mins |  Genre:  Adventure/Comedy

Set in 1970s New Zealand, Holy Days follows a grieving young Māori boy, Brian, who teams up with three eccentric, elderly nuns to save their crumbling convent from corrupt clergy and greedy developers.

Together, they embark on a wild, mad-cap road trip to find a former nun who can help them
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Multicultural Film Fesitval

📅 Friday 18th September |  ⏰Movie: 4.30 - 6.30 pm
 

🎟 Tickets are Free.
Click here for more information and to purchase tickets.

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The Multicultural Film Festival celebrates multiculturalism through the lens of short films that explore stories of cultural diversity and living in multicultural Australia, home to the world’s oldest continuous cultures and people who identify with more than 300 ancestries.

This year there will be a special screening in St Arnaud to celebrate and help share the story telling where you can watch the short films that won the 2026 Victorian Multicultural Film Festival, including:


Best Victorian Short Fiction Film

✨Tabbeh

✨ The Sun Comes Up


Best Victorian Short Non-Fiction Film

✨ Huí Jiā

✨ With Love, Nouria


Best National Short Film

✨ Everyone Gets Bored of Everything

✨ 20 Years Later

✨ Squata Locks


Chairperson's Refugee Stories Award

✨ From No Voice to Big Voice

✨ Maksym & Milana

✨ I came from there


A booklet of  discounted movie passes can make
the perfect present!


5 passes for $50.00
10 passes for $100.00


or smaller numbers by request. 
Phone 0447 673 696  or enquire at the Cinema

Free Event Advertising for Community Organisations - phone 0447 673 696 for details.

Raise funds for Organisations with a Film and Supper Evening. - Contact us today

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