Javier Bardem (born 1969 in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria) comes from a Spanish acting dynasty - his mother Pilar Bardem and uncle Juan Antonio Bardem were pillars of Spanish cinema. He became the first Spanish actor ever to win an Oscar for a performance, taking Best Supporting Actor for his portrayal of the hitman Anton Chigurh in the Coen Brothers' No Country for Old Men (2007). Over a career spanning more than three decades he has also collected a BAFTA, a Golden Globe, two Venice Volpi Cups and seven Goya Awards.
Screening of the spy thriller Skyfall in Ostrava. Come enjoy this classic Bond film with Daniel Craig.
Student film club Projektor VŠE screens the cult western No Country for Old Men at a reduced price.
A charismatic director returns to Spain to film a new project with his estranged daughter in the lead role. Javier Bardem's triumphant return to Cannes.
Documentary film spanning five decades of Iron Maiden's career, featuring archival materials and interviews with band members and prominent personalities.
Michael Mann's thriller starring Tom Cruise and Jamie Foxx about a taxi driver caught in a deadly night of crime.
