Kino Dlabačov is a multifunctional cultural centre in the Břevnov district of Prague, directly connected to the OREA Hotel Pyramida. Alongside a varied film programme, it hosts theatre performances, concerts, and exhibitions. The main auditorium seats 377 and features Sony 4K digital projection on an 11 × 4.6 m screen. A café with 80 seats is located in the foyer.
Bělohorská 125/24, 169 00 Praha 6
Box office opens 30 minutes before each performance. Café: Mon-Wed 17:00-22:00, Thu-Fri 15:30-22:00, Sat-Sun 11:30-22:00
A lecture by Pavel Moric on cultivating courage, overcoming personal obstacles, and living authentically. Practical insights and inspiration for personal growth.
Pavel Moric explores courage as the foundation of authentic living. Practical principles for self-realization, conscious decisions, and inner peace.
(3 days)
International conference on UFO, exopolitics, history and spirituality exploring non-human intelligence and human evolution. Three-day programme with Czech and foreign speakers, presentations in Czech and English, in-person and online attendance available.
A full-length theatre and dance adaptation of The Jungle Book performed by talented young artists from DDM Praha 6. The fifth production combining dance, drama, and music in a family-friendly story.
Jim Jarmusch's poetic western about a young accountant fleeing across the Wild West, encountering a mystical Native American and confronting his own mortality.
A visually inventive documentary about twin brothers living in isolation in the Šumava wilderness, navigating the challenges of constant togetherness and seeking escape through fantasy and nature.
A Soviet totalitarian drama by director Sergei Loznitsa about a young prosecutor who stands against the system during Stalin's purges. Best-reviewed film of Cannes 2025.
(5 days)
An Icelandic drama about a fisherman and artist navigating the slow dissolution of their marriage against a stark landscape, told with poetic grace and magical realism.
A thriller by director Park Chan-wook about a man who, after losing his job, decides to eliminate his competition. A dark and original story starring Lee Byung-hun.
A rarely appreciated 1977 film by František Vláčila about internal emigration and personal resignation, starring Rudolf Hrušínský.
(2 days)
A new comedy by director Jan Svěrák about two elderly women and their three friends who set out on an unexpected voyage full of humor and life lessons.
(7 days)
The sequel to the iconic fashion-world drama pits ambition against power as the original cast returns. Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway, and Emily Blunt reprise their legendary roles.
(4 days)
A psychological horror film about a woman lost in a mysterious maze of empty offices and corridors beyond normal reality.
A puppet show about Hurvínek and Mánička journeying to the magical Tramtárie to save the sad princess Gerbera and learn about nature.
(2 days)
An animated film about a curious troll named Spuntik who ventures to the surface of the Danish island of Bornholm and experiences an unexpected adventure in the human world.
(4 days)
A new Star Wars film follows the Mandalorian bounty hunter Din Djarin and his young companion Grogu as they face threats from the scattered Empire.
(6 days)
A dramatic film about a disintegrating family and a teenage girl battling an eating disorder who finds herself in life-threatening danger during a summer holiday on the Adriatic coast.
(2 days)
A Czech comedy about a single mother named Linda struggling to cope with life's obstacles—from her daughter's health issues to demanding clients and a collapsing apartment.
A biographical drama about Olympic gold medalist figure skater Ondřej Nepela navigating fame, political oppression, and personal loss in post-Olympic Czechoslovakia.
Jim Jarmusch's second color film unfolds across five cities in a single night, following taxi drivers and passengers through five interconnected stories. A poetic meditation on urban life that subtly parodies the cinema of each location.
A documentary exploring the life and legacy of German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, who directed Nazi propaganda and later denied her ties to the regime. Using archival materials from her estate, the film examines her controversial career.
A poetic film by František Vláčil about a boy from the Beskid forests who admires the dangerous work of seed collectors. A medium-length work from the normalization era with a lyrical atmosphere.
(4 days)
A Czech comedy about a man who, after a breakup, turns to motivational coaches and confident speakers in hopes of winning back his girlfriend.
Ukrainian comedy group ZHABAHADIUKA brings to Prague a show full of satire, improvisation, and direct audience interaction.