Time Machine: Places of Memory - Film Competition Screening

Name: Time Machine: Places of Memory - Film Competition Screening
Start: 2026-10-01T17:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-10-01T17:00:00+02:00
Location: Divadlo Bolka Polívky – Bílý dům

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The Time Machine

96 min · 12+ · full info →

took place · 1 Oct 2026

Bolka Polívka Theatre – White House, Brno

cinema culture

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Description was written before the event

A screening of competition films exploring memory and historical sites. The projection takes place at the Bolek Polívka Theatre in Brno.

About: Guy Pearce

Guy Pearce is an Australian actor best known for his roles in Memento and L.A. Confidential. He works across a wide range of genres, from crime thrillers to drama and science fiction. He appears in a leading role in the post-apocalyptic film directed by Ridley Scott.

About: Jeremy Irons

Jeremy Irons is a British actor who won the Academy Award for Reversal of Fortune (1990). Known for his distinctive voice and commanding screen presence, he has built a career across film, theatre and television. In House of Gucci (2021) he played Rodolfo Gucci.

About: Samantha Mumba

A Dublin-born singer who topped the charts around the turn of the millennium with 'Gotta Tell You' before crossing into acting with a lead role in The Time Machine. In 2025 she returned to the spotlight, finishing runner-up in Ireland's national Eurovision selection with the song 'My Way'.

4M+

copies of debut album sold worldwide

highest position on Billboard Hot 100 with the hit Gotta Tell You

90K

followers on Instagram

2nd

place in the Irish national selection for Eurovision 2025

What's new

2025-02
Samantha Mumba placed second in the Irish national Eurovision selection (Eurosong) with the song "My Way", when she was beaten by Norwegian singer EMMY.
2025-02
After the result, she criticized the national selection jury and called some of its members "unnecessarily harsh".
2025-01
The singer released a new single "My Way", with which she applied for the Irish Eurovision selection.

Tracks

Gotta Tell Youdebut single from 2000, top 5 in Ireland, UK and USA, included among the 100 best choruses of the 21st century according to Billboard

Gotta Tell You (album)debut album from 2000, over 4 million copies sold worldwide

Baby, Come Over (This Is Our Night)Grammy nomination 2002 in the remix category

The Liecomeback single from 2023

My Waysingle from 2025, second place in the Irish national selection for Eurovision

About: Omero Mumba

Omero Mumba was born in Dublin, Ireland on July 2nd 1989 and is the younger brother of Irish Actress and R&B superstar Samantha Mumba. Already Omero is confidently following in his big sister's footsteps, having appeared on stage with her many times. Omero also performed his rap music on their single "The Boy". On a UK TV appearance in January 2001, Samantha predicted that Omero would be a big star, and there's every indication that she's right. Omero had great fun making his first film The Time Machine (2002), and enjoyed every minute. After filming was completed he appeared in the US with Samantha and NSync. Having recently signed a recording contract himself, Omero also hopes to have time to 'do some of his own stuff' too.

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