Ansel Elgort and Taron Egerton star in this true-crime drama based on the infamous 1980s L.A. social club turned Ponzi scheme
Movie Review: Streep-less ‘Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again’ Strictly B-Side ABBA
Most of the cast returns to this belated sequel to the hit 2008 musical, which represents a rundown of ABBA’s not-so-greatest hits
Sergio Leone Retrospective Kicks Off at Bio Oko, July 17-21
Five films from the legendary director of spaghetti westerns will screen nightly at the Prague 7 cinema through the end of the week
Prague’s Manifesto Market Unveils Summer Cinema Screenings
Every Monday, the new central Prague summer hotspot will screen a new movie; Bistro Ramen and Paterson are coming up later in July
KVIFF 2018 Review: Farhadi's ‘Everybody Knows’ a Gripping Family Drama
Director Asghar Farhadi gets powerhouse performances from Penélope Cruz and Javier Bardem in his latest feature
Movie Review: Post-Apocalyptic Drama ‘How It Ends’ Turns Plodding
Forest Whitaker and Theo James travel from Chicago to Seattle in the wake of an apocalyptic event in this new Netflix drama
See the Year’s Best Films in Prague for 69 CZK Through July 18
Need to catch up on some of 2018’s top films? The semiannual Best Film Fest returns to Prague cinemas Atlas, Lucerna, Evald and Mat through next week
Movie Review: The Rock Bolsters Well-Built 'Skyscraper'
Die Hard meets The Towering Inferno in this preposterously fun action movie starring Dwayne Johnson
Prague’s Kino Dlabačov Debuts English-Friendly Screenings
The popular Prague 6 cinema will unveil weekly English-subtitled screenings of foreign-language films starting tomorrow with Tehran Taboo
Romania’s ‘I Do Not Care if We Go Down in History as Barbarians’ Wins Top Prize at 2018 KVIFF
The latest film from director Radu Jude, a Czech co-production, has been awarded the Crystal Globe at this year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival
KVIFF 2018 Review: ‘Fugue’ an Intriguing Polish Mystery
A woman suffering from amnesia reconnects with her family after two years on the streets of Warsaw - - but now, she’s a completely different person
KVIFF 2018 Review: ‘Museum’ the Fascinating Story of Mexico’s Biggest Heist
Gael García Bernal plays the college dropout behind one of the art world’s biggest crimes in this new film from the director of Güeros
KVIFF 2018 Review: ‘The Miseducation of Cameron Post’ Scares Them Straight
Chloë Grace Moretz plays a teenage girl sent to a 1990s gay conversion therapy camp in this serious-minded film from Desiree Akhavan
KVIFF 2018 Review: Danish Thriller ‘The Guilty’ a Gripping Ride
Set entirely inside the offices of an emergency line operator, this suspenseful drama is one of 2018’s top thrillers
KVIFF 2018 Review: Don’t Feel Sorry for Droll Greek Satire ‘Pity’
A man is only satisfied when others feel sorry for him in this startling, dryly funny new comedy from the writer of The Killing of a Sacred Deer
KVIFF 2018 Review: ‘Mandy’ is the Acid Trip Nic Cage Masterpiece we Needed
The actor stars as a lumberjack who exacts gruesome revenge on a sadistic religious cult in this wild new film from Panos Cosmatos
Movie Review: Gary Oldman is HAL-9000 in ‘Tau’
Maika Monroe must escape the clutches of a mad scientist by making friends with his childlike supercomputer in this laughable thriller
KVIFF 2018 Review: Downbeat Czech Drama ‘Na krátko’ (‘Short Cut’)
A young boy yearns for his father - even if he’s a deadbeat alcoholic - in this small town slice of Czech life from director Jakub Šmíd
Movie Review: The Road Meets The Warriors in ‘The Domestics’
A married couple must brave a gang-infested post-apocalyptic road trip in rural Wisconsin in this new film from Orion Pictures
KVIFF 2018 Review: ‘The Parting Glass’ a Sober Tale of Loss
A grieving family gathers in the aftermath of an untimely death in this new movie directed by Stephen Moyer and starring his wife, Anna Paquin