Golden Age Cinema and Bar
Love (Sex, Dreams)
Exclusive to Golden Age in Sydney, the Oslo Trilogy closes on the intersecting love lives of a pragmatic urologist and a compassionate nurse.
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Do You Love Me
Constructed solely with archival footage, Lana Daher's exuberant piece is a thrilling and powerful journey through modern Lebanese history.
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He Died with a Felafel in His Hand
Starring Noah Taylor, this Australian sharehousing cult classic celebrates its 25th anniversary with a gorgeous new 4K restoration.
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Sex, Dreams, Love: The Oslo Trilogy
Novelist-turned-director Dag Johan Haugerud explores love, intimacy and desire in contemporary Norway over three thematically linked stories.
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Crumpler ‘95
Celebrating 30 years of Crumpler with a selection of heists and scores from the year 1995.
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Morvern Callar
The latest of the Fireflies Press Decadent Editions is a critical study of Lynne Ramsay’s second feature by local writer Anwen Crawford.
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Broken English
The final artwork and performance from the 60-odd years of her artistic life examines the many faces of icon Marianne Faithfull
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Hope
Something big is on the loose in acclaimed director Na Hong-jin’s (The Wailing, The Chaser) rollicking, monster-mashing sci-fi thrill ride.
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Oasis: Don't Look Back in Anger
A euphoric concert film and a chronicle of two brothers making amends
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Time and Tide
Winner of the Documentary Australia Award at Sydney Film Festival 2026, screening in Sydney exclusively at Golden Age
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Dry Leaf
Exclusive to Golden Age in Sydney, this dreamy Georgian road trip was shot on an old phone by the director of What Do We See When We Look at the Sky.
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Tony
Dominic Sessa and Antonio Banderas star in this coming-of-age portrait of legendary late chef and author Anthony Bourdain, directed by Matt Johnson
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The Invite
A deliciously Euro take on the fragility of monogamy skirts around the possibilities unveiled by modernity while nursing some old wounds
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Araki Apocalypse
Celebrating his new comedy I Want Your Sex, we present a series of homosexual (and heterosexual) films by New Queer Cinema pioneer Gregg Araki.
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Required Viewing
Must-see masterpieces and essential cinematic works from some of the greatest filmmakers of all time.
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Program Highlights
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Food + Drink
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Join us in the bar
We are very excited to welcome you to Golden Age Bar. Now open from Monday to Sunday every week, join us for a well-deserved drink and bite to eat!
Live Music
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Live on the Golden Stage
From local hip hop to contemporary jazz and beyond, join us in the bar on Friday and Saturday nights for live music and guest DJs on the Golden Stage.
Host an event to remember
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Our space, all to yourself
Gifts
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Give a Golden gift
Treat the discerning cinephile in your life with our selection of filmic gifts including: Golden Age Film Club Memberships, Gift Passes, tote bags and more.
Books
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The Golden Age Bookstore
From behind the scenes art collections to insightful film theories, our literary section has something for every kind of movie lover.
Membership
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Join the cult
As a member you’ll receive benefits including a complimentary Gift Pass, ticket discounts for yourself and a guest, Golden Price Tuesday tickets, and best of all, you’ll never pay for popcorn again!