Discopříběh (Disco Story) is a 1987 Czechoslovak musical comedy-drama written and directed by Jaroslav Soukup. The film follows teenage chimney-sweep apprentice Jirka (Rudolf Hrušínský III) and his widowed father (Ladislav Potměšil) on a Plzeň housing estate, propelled by Michal David's pop songs performed by the band Kroky. It drew nearly two million cinema-goers and spawned a 1991 sequel; its songs remain staples of Czech retro culture.
The Kinobox.cz server published an article about overlooked errors in the film Discopříběh, which continues to attract the attention of fans.
For 2027, a grand show is planned at the Lochotín amphitheater in Plzen to mark the 40th anniversary of the film's premiere, including a concert by Michal David & band Kvatro and an outdoor screening.
A retro party DISCOpříběh II inspired by the film took place in Krnov, as part of a series of recurring dance events under this name throughout the Czech Republic.
A retro party Discopříběh took place in Frydek-Mistek at the National House with DJ sets of hits from the 80s and 90s, as part of a regular series of events under this name.
