Kino Lucerna is the oldest continuously operating cinema in the Czech Republic, opened on 3 December 1909 inside the Art Nouveau Lucerna Palace on Vodičkova Street. The Great Hall seats 453 and is equipped with 4K projection and Dolby Surround 7.1. From 1926 the cinema was run by Václav and Miloš Havel; in 1929 it became the first Prague cinema to screen a sound film. Today it hosts Czech and international premieres, festival screenings, and gala events.
Vodičkova 36, 110 00 Praha 1
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An aging woman and her old friends attempt one last sailing adventure together, only to find their journey threatened not by the sea, but by their own children's disapproval.
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Director Carly Simón's semi-autobiographical film follows eighteen-year-old Marina as she travels to Spain to trace her parents' past. The film earned critical acclaim at the Cannes Film Festival's main competition.
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A British film about a teenage boy with Tourette syndrome who learns to accept himself and find support in an unexpected friendship.
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A Finnish psychological thriller about a mother gripped by fear that something is wrong with her newborn son. A dark tale of maternal love and hidden forces.
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A documentary portrait of the 14th Dalai Lama's life and teachings, compiled from archival footage spanning three decades. An intimate look at his spiritual practice, philosophy, and message for today's world.
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Ivan Ostrochovský's drama about a doctor in the 1980s who begins to question the ethics of her work in a hospital and state control over reproduction.
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Film screening at Kino Lucerna in Prague.
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A documentary from the Exhibition on Screen series exploring Frida Kahlo's life and artistic legacy through her letters, paintings, and personal spaces.
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A film adaptation of Homer's Odyssey starring Matt Damon as Odysseus, who after the fall of Troy struggles to return home to his family while facing countless obstacles and divine wrath.
A psychological drama about a married couple trying to save their relationship through a dinner with mysterious neighbors. The evening spirals out of control, revealing hidden desires and secrets.
Spielberg's new sci-fi thriller about first contact with aliens, starring Emily Blunt, Josh O'Connor, and Colin Firth.
The sequel to the iconic fashion film reunites Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt in New York's high-fashion world.
Kino Lucerna is closed today. The venue will reopen for future screenings.
(14 days)
A film screening at Kino Lucerna in Prague starting at 1:00 PM.
A cult DreamWorks animated film about a green ogre who became a cinema icon. Shrek subverts fairy-tale conventions and appeals to viewers of all ages.
Romanian stand-up comedian Dragos brings his sharp wit and observational humour to Prague. With millions of social media followers and sold-out shows across Europe, he delivers comedy that resonates with international audiences.
A memorial programme honouring Vlastimil Harapes, a legendary Czech dancer and choreographer. Features a lecture on his life and artistic legacy, followed by discussion and documentary screening.
Věra Chytilová's critical examination of human relationships in a socialist housing estate. A landmark 1979 film with an ensemble cast and a screenplay by Eva Kačírková.
A new film by Norwegian director Christoph Borghini starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya. A drama about a couple confronting a crisis in the week before their wedding.
A comedy about a burned-out manager who takes over a dilapidated summer camp and faces unexpected obstacles and old feelings.
A historical thriller following Nazi doctor Josef Mengele's escape to South America after World War II and his confrontation with his past.
A psychological thriller about a psychiatrist who suspects foul play in a patient's death and launches her own dangerous investigation.
An intimate family drama exploring coming of age and the search for identity, as a family confronts what it truly means to grow up.
Film screening at Kino Lucerna in Prague.
A screening of the film Romería at Kino Lucerna in Prague, starting at 17:30.
Mozart's classic opera about love and the test of courage. Princess Pamina is abducted and young Prince Tamino embarks on a perilous journey to rescue her, guided by the magic flute.
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A Czech romantic comedy exploring what remains of a relationship when love fades away.
An Icelandic film about the dissolution of Magnus and Anna's relationship amid natural beauty and family life. Director Hlynur Pálmason captures how love transforms but never completely disappears.
Film screening at Kino Lucerna in Prague.
A concert of Azerbaijani music featuring traditional instruments and mugham, held in honour of the Independence Day of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
(7 days)
A family animated comedy about a clever flock of sheep who venture into the human world to solve a farm mystery. Full of comic situations and detective adventure for all ages.
(6 days)
An Italian president grapples with personal demons and difficult pardon decisions. Paolo Sorrentino's new film explores love, doubt, and moral responsibility.
Tarantino's cult classic Kill Bill in its original uncut theatrical version, featuring a never-before-seen anime sequence and running over four and a half hours.
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A dark comedy about a mother trying to balance work, family, and domestic disaster. Rose Byrne in a role that earned her a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination.