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Bendigo's Village and Star Cinemas Deliver Local Film Experiences

Two established venues deliver film screenings and local touches for audiences in Greater Bendigo.

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By Bendigo Culture Desk · Published 25 July 2026, 9:37 am · written 18 July 2026

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Updated Sun, 30 Aug· 30 August 2026, 5:45 am

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Links to sources include (but not limited to): flicks.com.au, imdb.com

Bendigo maintains two main cinema venues for local film viewing. Village Cinemas Bendigo operates at 107-109 Queen Street and screens 12 movies, while Star Cinema functions as the region's only boutique cinema inside the Eaglehawk Town Hall.

Village Cinemas Bendigo

Village Cinemas Bendigo currently lists sessions for Mission: Impossible - The Final Reckoning, a 2025 PG-13 title running 2 hours and 49 minutes. Showtimes include 11:30 AM, 12:15 PM, 3:30 PM and 7:00 PM. The venue sits 22 miles from the reference point and draws visitors to Queen Street in central Bendigo.

Star Cinema

Star Cinema at the Eaglehawk Town Hall screens new releases seven days a week and presents classic films on Tuesday nights. It also hosts events including the Eaglehawk Film Festival and the French Film Festival. Patrons can purchase local wine, beer and snacks during visits, creating an experience tied to Greater Bendigo offerings.

Ticket Information

Adult tickets cost $22.00 standard or $19.80 discounted. Concession tickets are $20.00 standard or $18.00 discounted. Child tickets for ages 3-14 are $18.00 standard or $16.20 discounted, while senior tickets are $15.50 standard or $13.95 discounted. Reusable 3D glasses are available for $1.

Parking Near Village Cinemas Bendigo

Options include timed street parking along Queen, King, Arthur and Short Streets. Ticketed parking sits directly in front on Queen Street. Additional spaces are available at the council car park off King Street and the multistory car park at Queen and Edwards Street, which operates Monday to Saturday.

These details come from venue listings and local cinema sources. Visitors can review current session times and ticket availability directly through the operators. Practical steps include confirming parking restrictions on the day of attendance and checking the listed URLs for updates on screenings and festivals.

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