Vlastimil Brodský was a Czech actor and one of the most prominent figures of 20th-century Czech film and theatre. He was known for both comedic and dramatic roles, including collaborations with director Jiří Menzel. He appeared in the film Farářův konec (1968, dir. Evald Schorm).
A classic Czechoslovak comedy about Count Felix Teleke's quest to rescue a missing opera singer from a baron's castle full of strange contraptions.
A comedy about three women in their forties who reunite at a campsite and embark on a spontaneous trip to Venice, where their long friendship is put to the test.
Menzel's adaptation of Hrabal's stories about prisoners in a communist-era steelworks, exploring loyalty, justice, and human dignity amid oppression.
The film "Transport z ráje" screens at Kino Ponrepo in Prague.
A comedic detective film by Ladislav Smoljak starring Jiří Zahajský and Marek Brodský. Police investigate the mystery of a missing factory owner in an absurd parody of detective stories.
A Czechoslovak sci-fi comedy from 1977 about time travel. Directed by Jindřích Polák, starring Petr Kostka and Otto Šimánek.
A unique open-air cinema experience combining live music, campfire atmosphere, and an overnight stay, ending with the film Ať žijí duchové.
Open-air screening of the Czech classic Closely Watched Trains at a farm near Prague, celebrating a century of public transport to Bohnice.
Classic summer cinema screening of Capricious Summer at the museum in Mariánská Týnice. A nostalgic evening under the stars.
A classic Czechoslovak film by Jiří Jasný starring Jan Werich as a magician and narrator who arrives in a small town with his companion and a magical cat that can see people's true nature. A colorful fairy tale awarded at Cannes.
A Czechoslovak film about a church sexton who impersonates a priest and wins the trust of a village. A story of love, deception, and spiritual longing.