The satirical ‘beauty horror’ retelling of Cinderella features gore, body horror—and roots in the beloved Czech fairy tale Three Wishes for Cinderella (Tři oříšky pro Popelku).
Skarsgård will introduce the film alongside Czech producer Petr Jákl at Cinema City Slovanský dům in Prague on March 26.
“I remember being in Prague, where I would see these structures and marvel at them,” Brody says about the affinity for brutalist architecture that drew him to the movie.
Director David Lynch passed away this week at the age of 78, and while he never shot a film in Prague, he did share a
The main character in The Wild Robot is named Rozzum, a reference to Čapek’s play Rossum’s Universal Robots, which was the origin of the word robot.
The Hollywood star sang with Czech crooner Jan Smigmator at the Prague restaurant and music hall over the weekend.
“It’s a really amazing Gothic city. Lots of beautiful architecture and an amazing underground,” says The Crow star, whose new album is inspired by her experiences in Prague.
The industry magazine included Prague’s Film and TV School of the Academy of Performing Arts (FAMU) in its latest roundup of the top film schools gloablly.
Inexplicably, Prague’s landmark Žižkov Television Tower shows up in futuristic Los Angeles in the new
While Timothée Chalamet named Monsters, Inc. as his favorite childhood film, Seydoux selected the Czech Christmas classic Three Wishes for Cinderella.
The legendary B-movie producer was reportedly the first to acquire the film rights to Dune, and set production for Czechoslovakia in the summer of 1972.
Wonka director Paul King worked to create a city that represented “the best of Europe”, and his production team took inspiration from Prague.
About 45 members of the Czech stunt team worked on All Quiet on the Western Front, which was awarded at the Oscars of the stunt world over the weekend.
A new adaptation of the classic Czech play R.U.R. is in the works from acclaimed filmmaker Alex Proyas (Dark City, The Crow, Knowing). Casting is
“I grew up on the literature of Bohumil Hrabal,” says the Past Lives director, who selected Closely Watched Trains as one of her top 10 movies.
The Barbie star visited Prague’s Karel Zeman Museum in 2021 while filming The Gray Man, and the special effects pioneer made an impression.
Steven Spielberg’s 1998 epic remains one of the most devastating portrayals of war on film, and includes a particularly dark moment featuring two Czech soldiers.
Lilli Hornig, played by Olivia Thirlby, initially worked at Los Alamos as a typist but ultimately contributed to essential plutonium chemistry.
The glass jugs seen in the new Barbie movie were made by Czech company Klimchi, and are available for sale from the company’s website.
The trailer for Ridley Scott’s epic film, just released this week, culminates with a sequence set during the famed battle in Moravia.
“I fell in love with Prague when I lived and worked there for a few years,” the actor says as the new ambassador for the Czech beer.
The Angel Levine was directed by Ján Kadár, who earned Czechoslovakia its first Oscar for The Shop on the Main Street.
Fraser visited the Czech Republic in 2015 to shoot Behind the Curtain of Night, also known as The Secret of Karma and Dimensions.
The Golden Age actress, one of the most famous performers of Czech heritage, insisted on keeping her surname on the big screen.