Czech romantic comedy "A Lover, Not a Fighter" from this year's Karlovy Vary Festival. A premiere screening as part of the Tady Vary 2026/27 season, broadcast live to cinemas nationwide.
Film screening of Rose at Bio Central cinema in Hradec Králové.
Multi-day exhibitions and festivals still on today.
An animated film about young racing car Lightning McQueen who gets stranded in a small town and learns what truly matters in life.
Coyote finally becomes the hero of his own story and sues ACME for years of failed Road Runner chases. The new film combines live-action with beloved Looney Tunes characters.
A documentary about Czechoslovak RAF pilot Josef František, who became famous in the 303rd Polish Fighter Squadron during the Battle of Britain. The story of a fighter ace torn by inner doubts yet driven by extraordinary courage.
A psychological drama about a woman living as a man in 17th-century Germany. Director Markus Schleinzer and actress Sandra Hüller, who won the Silver Bear at Berlin Film Festival for this role.
A new horror film by director Zach Cregger following courier Bryan as he finds himself caught in the chaos of Raccoon City during a night filled with the infected and dark secrets.
An animated film about brave Vaiana, who embarks on a dangerous journey across the ocean. Family entertainment for all ages.
A documentary exploring artist František Skála's creative practice in public spaces, from monumental sculptures to everyday objects, featuring his collaborators and artistic philosophy.
Horror screening of Insidious: The Red Door at Bio Central. A supernatural thriller for fans of the franchise.
Helena Třeštíková's documentary portrait of singer Bára Basiková spans fifty years of her career - from rock origins through musicals to chart hits - while revealing her personal journey between public persona and private fragility.
A South Korean thriller about mysterious incidents in a remote village, where local police and hunters confront an unknown threat.
Documentary film exploring the public space named after František Skála in Hradec Králové.