It’s a stormy Sunday which means you have one of the most widely accepted excuses to cozy up next to a film. And what better classic venue to choose than Zlatna Vrata located right in the middle of the center? Here is this week’s schedule at Zlatna Vrata from today, 6 November to Saturday, 12 November.

This October Saturday night brings you a plethora of options, including everything from films to plays and season opening parties at Split institutions. This is a perfect night to get out there, enjoy the warmer weather, and bask in all that Split has to offer.

The famous Zlatna Vrata (or Golden Gate) Cinematheque was the former Romanesque Palace that was reconstructed in 1958. On December 18th, 1961, the Cultural Centre of the Workers' University "Djuro Salaj" (today's Center for Culture and Lifelong Learning "Golden Gate") first opened, and three years later the entire building was used, within which was a hall with 250 seats. The first movie was shown in November 1964 - and it was the Slovenian film "Ne plači Petre”.

Zlatna Vrata, everyone’s favorite epicenter for films, culture, workshops, and all things creative, has a full summer film program for you to enjoy.

It’s Friday night and you’re feeling inspired, what better way to fill the drive than to see some art? Here are the art exhibitions going on in Split this evening, Friday July 22nd.

Renowned international workshop dedicated to the development of documentary films Ex Oriente Film will be held from June 28-July 1 in Split. Organized by the Institute of Documentary Film Prague, in cooperation with the production company Hulahop, this event will be held at the Centre for Culture and Lifelong Education Zlatna Vrata (Golden Gate).

The Split premiere of the film Generacija '68 by Nenad Puhovski will be held at the Cultural Center and Lifelong Education Zlatna Vrata (Golden Gate) on Monday, June 27 at 21h.

In the heart of Diocletian’s Palace, tucked away in the newly transformed Golden Gate Palace we present you with O’zlata, having just opened its doors this week.

The ninth edition of the Mediterranean Film Festival Split (FMFS) will be held from June 3 to 11 across three locations around Split. 78 films from 39 countries will be shown, with tickets in very high demand for this year’s festival. There are five regional and five Croatian premieres this year, and FMFS is quickly becoming the center for film in the whole of the Mediterranean.