Summer Cinema Spojovna - Four Murders Are Enough, Darling

Name: Summer Cinema Spojovna - Four Murders Are Enough, Darling
Start: 2026-07-29
Location: Zámecký park Kunratice

More about the film

Four Murders Will Do, Darling

102 min · full info →

Wed, 29 Jul 2026

Zámecký park Kunratice, Prague · free entry

cinema culture outdoor free

Summer Cinema Spojovna - Four Murders Are Enough, Darling — Zámecký park Kunratice, Prague

Free entry

Join us on Wednesday, July 29 for the film Four Murders Are Enough, Darling - a crime comedy about a detective, mistaken identities, and absurd murder situations.

About the venue: Zámecký park Kunratice

The castle park in Kunratice is a listed baroque park covering 6 hectares, adjoining the three-winged Kunratice château. It is split into two sections - the smaller one near the château is not publicly accessible, while the larger southern part has been open for recreation and events since 1947. Visitors will find a children's playground, tennis courts and a wooden gazebo. The open-air theatre event "Divadlo v parku" takes place here every year.

Zámecký park Kunratice, Prague Get directions

About: Iva Janžurová

Born on 19 May 1941 in Žirovnice, Iva Janžurová is a Czech actress with a distinguished career spanning over six decades in theatre and film. She trained at Prague's DAMU and worked extensively at the Vinohrady Theatre before joining the National Theatre's acting ensemble in 1988, earning induction into its Hall of Fame in 2018. Her accolades include two Czech Lion awards for Co chytneš v žitě and Výlet, as well as the Alfréd Radok Award and Thalia Prize for her portrayal of Winnie in Beckett's Happy Days.

2×

Czech Lion for Best Actress in a Leading Role

1988

Year of Entry to the National Theatre

2018

Induction into the National Theatre Hall of Fame

2015

Crystal Globe for Lifetime Contribution to Cinematography (IFF KV)

What's new

2026-01
At the Comedy Gala Evening in Pardubice (January 26, 2026), Janžurová received the Genia smíchu 2026 Award for comedic mastery.
2025-01
For her role as Olga in the series Náhradníci (2024), she was nominated for the Český lev 2024 Award in the category of best supporting actress in a series episode; the results were announced on January 13, 2025.
2024-09
The documentary portrait Janžurka directed by Theodora Remundová had its Czech premiere on September 26, 2024, distributed by CinemArt.

Tracks

Kočár do Vídně (1966)war drama by Karel Kachyna that introduced her to leading film roles

Pane, vy jste vdova! (1971)comedy with a triple role, for which she won the Silver Asteroid at the Trieste festival

Nemocnice na kraji města (1977-1981)cult television series, role of sister Marta Hunková-Pěnkavová

Šťastné dny (Beckett, Národní divadlo)theater role of Winnie, for which she received the Alfred Radok Award and the Thalia Award (1998)

Teroristka (2019)crime comedy in the leading role, box office over 31.5 million CZK

About: Oldřich Lipský

One of the defining voices of Czech film comedy, Lipský built a body of work - from Lemonade Joe to Adéla ještě nevečeřela - that won festival prizes across Europe and Latin America and remains a fixture on Czech television screens to this day.

4,556,352

cinema viewers - Lemonade Joe (1964)

countries in which Lemonade Joe was distributed

20+

films made (all comedies)

best film at the Sitges 1969 fantasy film festival (Happy End)

What's new

2024-04
Czech Post issued on April 10, 2024 a commemorative postal sheet with portraits of brothers Oldřich and Lubomír Lipský on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of their birth.
2024-06
Pelhřimov held on June 22, 2024 a major celebration at Masaryk Square on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Oldřich Lipský's birth, with film screenings and live entertainment.
2024-07
Director's son Dalibor Lipský completed a new documentary film "Oldřich Lipský - Komedie, které čas prověřil", which premiered in summer 2024 on Czech Television.

Tracks

Limonádový Joe aneb Koňská operawestern parody (1964), distributed in 50 countries, over 4.5 million cinema viewers

Happy Endexperimental film told backwards (1967), best film at the Sitges festival 1969

Adéla ještě nevečeřeladetective parody with Miloš Kopecký (1977), directing award in A Coruña

Marečku, podejte mi pero!comedy (1976) in collaboration with Svěrák and Smoljak, one of the best-rated works on ČSFD

Tajemství hradu v Karpatechsci-fi comedy based on Verne (1981), best screenplay award at Fantasport

About: František Filipovský

František Filipovský was born in Prelouc, Austra-Hungary (now the Czech Republic). In his youth and into adulthood he participated in numerous small theater companies throughout Europe, notaly the Zizkov and National Theatre in Prague. In addition to his numerous theater and Czech television roles, Filipovský was also a talented voice-over artist.

About: Karel Effa

Karel Effa, originally named Karel Effenberger (May 23, 1922 in Prague - June 11, 1993 in Prague), was a Czech actor.

As a professional soldier during World War II, he served in the Government Army during the Protectorate of Bohemia and Moravia, which was deployed to Italy. Here he later ran to the Czechoslovak troops fighting on the side of the Western Allies. After the war, he remained in the army with the rank of sergeant, playing and singing for two years in the newly formed Army Art Ensemble of Vít Nejedlý. From there he went to the Theater of Satire, from there to the Theater of State Film, from there to the Music Theater in Karlín, from where he briefly jumped to the ABC Theater to return to the Karlín Theater. He has been a member of the Semafor Theater since 1979.

Summer Cinema Spojovna - Four Murders Are Enough, Darling

Films · Prague 104 in the next 30 days →