Milan Mikulčík is a Slovak actor born in 1973 in Piešťany. After his studies he spent eight seasons at the Slovak National Theatre in Bratislava before shifting his focus to Czech film and theatre, including guest appearances at the National Theatre in Prague. He is known for his roles in films such as Kawasakiho růže, Únos, and Zátopek.
A Slovak-Czech historical film about General Golian. A dramatic account of a military commander's life during World War II.
A drama about a doctor and hospital orderly in a provincial Czechoslovak hospital, exploring the state's control over reproduction rights.
A dark comedy about a petty thief who returns from prison and schemes to save local businesses through insurance fraud. Hudeček's satirical film captures a community where morality becomes murky in crisis.
Summer cinema in Běchovice screens the Czech comedy Poberta in the Old Post Office courtyard. The second outdoor summer film night of the season.
A free outdoor screening of the Czech sports film Zátopek, telling the story of the legendary runner, at Pražačka summer cinema.
