A film evening featuring Christopher Nolan's iconic sci-fi epic about a mission beyond the galaxy in search of a new home for humanity.
A lecture on Rapid Fire by Jaroslav Foglar. Karel Chladil, a collector and teacher, explores how to read this classic comic and whether it remains relevant after more than 80 years.
A biographical film about Freddie Mercury and Queen, from their rise to stardom through their legendary Live Aid performance. Screened in the original language with Czech subtitles.
An Oscar-winning documentary about a Russian teacher who secretly films how war and propaganda affect children and life in his small hometown.
An award-winning animated film about animals embarking on an extraordinary journey after a biblical flood. Wordless, told entirely through story and atmosphere.
Hayao Miyazaki's animated film about a boy who encounters a mysterious heron and enters a magical world after his mother's death. A Japanese animation classic with Czech subtitles.
Sci-fi epic Avatar: The Way of Water in the original language with Czech subtitles. The story continues on Pandora as Jake Sully and Neytiri face new challenges.
James Cameron's sci-fi epic Avatar about discovering an alien world. Screening in original language with Czech subtitles.
A classic French comedy about a young woman who secretly sets out to improve the lives of those around her while falling for a mysterious stranger.
A film about Phineas Taylor Barnum, who built the world's greatest circus show from nothing. A story of ambition, ingenuity, and spectacular entertainment.
Travel stand-up by photographer Pavel Svoboda about summer and winter expeditions to the Caucasus — Georgia and Armenia with mountain treks, drone footage, and monastery visits.
A conference on employee engagement featuring "Keep Exploring" theme, bringing inspiration and practical insights from leading Czech companies for HR leaders and managers.
A fairy tale about the friendship between a little rabbit and a squirrel, based on Daisy Mrazková's book. The performance captures the tenderness of the original for the youngest audiences.