Ondřej Hudeček (born 1987) is a Czech film director, screenwriter, cinematographer, and editor. He became the first Czech filmmaker ever to win an award at the Sundance Film Festival, for his short film Furiant (2015). A graduate of FAMU and the Trebas Institute in Montreal, he also gained acclaim with the documentary Pásky z Nagana (2019). His feature debut Poberta (2026) is a heist comedy set in South Moravian Strážnice during the COVID pandemic.
😴 Nothing scheduled with this artist in the near future.
88cinemaTue 20.10.Casablanca
85cinemaFri 23.10.Terminator 2: Judgment Day
84cinemaSat 17.10.Trainspotting
82cinemaThu 15.10.From Up on Poppy Hill
81cinemaThu 18.6.Toy Story 5
80cinemaThu 16.7.The Odyssey
80cinemaWed 21.10.Joker
79cinemaSat 3.10.Coraline
78cinemaWed 29.7.Spider-Man: Brand New Day
78cinemaThu 15.10.Interstellar
75cinemaThu 15.10.I Swear
75cinemaSat 17.10.T2 Trainspotting
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 Vosto5 talk show with journalist Lucia Stuchlíková and filmmaker Ondřej Hudeček at Prague's Vzlet club.
