Summer Cinema at Klubovna • Heritage or Kurvahošigutntág

Name: Summer Cinema at Klubovna • Heritage or Kurvahošigutntág
Start: 2026-07-01T21:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-07-01T23:00:00+02:00
Location: Klubovna

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The Inheritance or Kurvahošigutntág

118 min · full info →

took place · 1 Jul 2026

Klubovna, Prague

cinema culture outdoor

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Description was written before the event

Heritage or Kurvahošigutntág
Comedy. Czechoslovakia, 1992, 118 min
Screenplay and direction: Věra Chytilová

Experience this cult film for the first time on the big screen!

🎟️ https://www.fairplay.events/cs/letni-kino-or-dedictvi-aneb-kurvahosigutntag-90d5

The eccentric country hermit Bohuš (B. Polévka) spends his days in a crumbling...

About the venue: Klubovna

Klubovna is an independent, non-commercial cultural and community centre in Prague's Dejvice district, housed in a former kindergarten building on Generála Píky street. Its programme features concerts by young local and international acts, regular film and theatre evenings, game nights, lectures, and charity events. The large garden hosts an open-air cinema in summer and a year-round sauna.

Generála Píky, 160 00 Praha 6 Get directions

About: Miroslav Donutil

Miroslav Donutil is a Czech actor known for his work in theatre, film, and television. He became widely recognised for his role as Šéf in the TV series Nemocnice na kraji města and for his long association with the Divadlo na provázku theatre in Brno. He also performs solo spoken-word and storytelling shows.

About: Bolek Polívka

Bolek Polívka is a Czech actor, comedian and theatre creator, one of the most distinctive figures of Czech alternative theatre. He rose to fame through his work with the Divadlo na provázku theatre in Brno and his own authored projects blending humour, grotesque and poetry. He is also known internationally as a film actor, notably for his role in the Oscar-winning film Kolja.

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