Kino Art is the last municipal cinema in Brno, opened in 1919 in the Veveří district. It is operated by the city-funded organisation TIC Brno and features two screens (152 and 32 seats), a multifunctional basement space, Gallery Art and Café Art. Alongside film premieres and classics, it hosts the BRNO16 international short film festival and a summer cinema in the garden of Villa Löw-Beer.
Cihlářská 19, 602 00 Brno
Opening hours follow the event programme
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Finnish director Aki Kaurismäki transposes Shakespeare's Hamlet into the modern business world with wit and inventiveness, finding parallels between power games and family tensions.
A futuristic anime about a shy engineer and a sea princess who unexpectedly asks for his hand. A visually inventive story of love, acceptance, and symbiosis between two worlds.
A psychological drama about a shy man drawn into the world of a motorcycle club and its charismatic leader. A story of identity and the boundaries of personal freedom.
A documentary odyssey exploring moose symbolism and the profound relationship between humans and nature. The director and ethnologist travels through Czech forests and to Russia and Canada to uncover the secrets of these fascinating creatures.
A documentary by Vincent Munier about three generations in the forest, where lynxes, bears, and deer hide. A story of passing natural wisdom between father, son, and grandson.
Documentary by Yolande Zauberman about a transgender woman who fled Gaza to Tel Aviv. An intimate portrait of the search for freedom and identity.
A psychological thriller about a woman struggling with her own mind and crumbling relationships in the isolation of rural Montana. Starring Jennifer Lawrence and Robert Pattinson.
A forgotten film director returns to Oslo to offer his estranged daughter the lead role in his new film. When she refuses, he casts a Hollywood actress instead, further damaging their family ties. Joachim Trier presents a sensitive drama about the healing power of art.
A cult Hong Kong film by director Kar-Wai Wong about the breakdown of a relationship between two men in Buenos Aires. A visually stunning work that won the Prize for Direction at Cannes.
A Norwegian film about two brothers embarking on a journey to find buried money and themselves. A story about family, guilt, and the search for identity.
A poetic documentary about people living in high mountains near glaciers. Paolo Cognetti captures their daily lives and the retreat of ice masses in an environment where time is measured in eons.
An Icelandic film about a marriage in decline between a fisherman and an artist, told by director Hlynur Pálmason with poetic grace and subtle magical realism.
A Danish film about four teachers who test the theory that a low level of alcohol in the bloodstream boosts creativity and improves performance. Their experiment gradually spirals out of control.