The new BOO festival in Prague screens top short films from across the world with interactive programs and generational audience juries.
Dan Svátek’s new documentary I Am Taiwanese revisits Miloš Vystrčil’s 2020 Taiwan visit and its lasting political resonance.
The 22nd Indian Film Festival in Prague spotlights Bollywood’s revival with new films, classics, and social stories on the big screen.
The 14th Cine Argentino festival brings six new Argentine features and short films to Prague’s Kino Lucerna from October 10–14.
The 12th Be2Can festival screens 12 acclaimed films from Berlin, Venice, and Cannes, including the opening biopic Mother.
The 2025 Prague Science Film Festival will screen top science documentaries, immersive VR films, and host talks and workshops from Oct. 20–23.
The second Press Play Prague festival runs Oct. 7–11 at Kino Atlas, showcasing films on journalism’s struggles in a changing world.
The ART*VR returns to the Czech capital’s DOX gallery this fall, spotlighting non-human perspectives in VR storytelling with screenings, talks, and installations.
This year’s Film and Architecture Festival highlights female architects, forgotten landmarks, and future cityscapes with screenings across Czechia.
Central Europe’s largest sci-fi film festival returns this fall with premieres, classics, and documentaries probing the future of the human body.
Acclaimed filmmaker Tsai Ming-liang will shoot a new Walker film with FAMU students during the Ji.hlava documentary festival this fall.
The 29th Ji.hlava International Documentary Film Festival will open Oct. 24 with bold new works, including The Librarians, a Sarah Jessica Parker-produced film on U.S. book bans.
The 19th edition of Das Filmfest will screen award-winning films from Germany, Austria and Switzerland in Prague and beyond this fall.
The Prague Independent Film Festival showcases original films, premieres, and filmmaker talks at Prague’s historic Lucerna venues this weekend
The inaugural Army Film Festival will bring films, discussions, and expert talks on Czech military history and global conflicts to Prague this September.
Šumperk’s Middle Art Festival returns Sept. 12–16, spotlighting costume designers and the hidden crafts shaping film.
The third edition of Prague’s Al Qamar Film Festival opens today at Edison Filmhub, spotlighting cinema and culture from the Middle East and North Africa.
The 13th Noir Film Festival brings more than 50 screenings, concerts, and tributes to Křivoklát Castle from Aug. 27–30, 2025.
Finále Plzeň returns Sept. 26–Oct. 1 with new Czech films, international jurors, and premieres including Agnieszka Holland’s Franz.
The 51st Summer Film School opens today in Uherské Hradiště, spotlighting global auteurs, African cinema, Czech premieres, and tributes to industry icons.
The Czech-Slovak documentary from director Miro Remo takes home the Crystal Globe at the 59th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, which wrapped today.
At Karlovy Vary, Czech officials weigh film tariff threats, rising incentive wars, and a new levy on streamers amid growing international competition.
Dakota Johnson received the KVIFF President’s Award while presenting two new films and discussing her next steps as director and producer.
Veteran actor Michael Douglas confirmed he’s stepping away from acting during a July 5 appearance at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.