Letní kino Kinská is an open-air cinema set on the hillside of Kinského zahrada park in the Smíchov district of Prague. It runs from spring through autumn, screening a mix of Czech and international films under the night sky. Visitors often bring blankets, and deckchairs are available to rent on site.
The seventh edition of an open-air cinema in Prague's Kinský garden, organized by the National Museum and cultural partners.
A Vietnamese-Czech film following seventeen-year-old Kien as he returns from Vietnam to his family's market stall in Cheb. A story of cultural belonging, family secrets, and coming of age.
A Czech road movie about two boys, a girl, and their carefree summer adventure in a green convertible that takes an unexpected dramatic turn.
A provocative documentary about filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl and her controversial legacy, screened under the stars in an open-air cinema.
A comedy about four fathers summoned to school by the headmistress over a suspicious powder found on a ski trip. The meeting descends into a chaotic chain of misunderstandings and accusations.
Documentary portrait of Nobel Prize-winning author Elfriede Jelinek at an open-air German summer cinema in Prague.
Hudeček's award-winning dark comedy about a thief helping local businesses through insurance fraud. A blend of satire and crime set in the authentic atmosphere of Strážnice.
Director Gustav offers his estranged daughter the lead role in his new film, but she refuses. He casts a Hollywood actress instead, deepening family tensions. Joachim Trier's sensitive drama, awarded at Cannes.
Documentary portrait of visual artist, musician, and performer František Skála, examining his work and public presence.
A discussion on contemporary queer audiovisual production in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, featuring filmmaker Gregor Valentovič, screenwriter Vendula Hlásková, and producer Nataša Jurčová Findrová.
A panel discussion on the anti-gender movement in the Czech Republic with journalist Prokop Vodrážka and social scientist Eva Svatoňová, exploring its history, tactics, and political influence.
A sci-fi film about the last human on Earth who, after a global catastrophe, attempts to find another survivor at a distant space station.
An anarchist comedy set in Brno following two men with opposite characters - one decent and trusting, the other shameless and ambitious.
A documentary by Vladimir Turner about artistic interventions in Prague that reclaim public space from tourism and commerce.
A British film about a chaotic final Friday shift in a kitchen before Christmas, shot in one continuous take and starring Stephen Graham.
A classic Czechoslovak film by Jiří Jasný starring Jan Werich as a magician and narrator who arrives in a small town with an artist and a magical cat that can see people's true nature.
A quiet documentary portrait of a Russian teacher who documents reality while his country transforms into a propaganda machine.