The annual human rights documentary festival brings 106 films to Prague and expands to 60 Czech cities, with debates, VR projects, and education programs.
FAMUFEST returns March 4–8 with student films, industry events, and a special program marking 80 years of FAMU in Prague.
The seventh edition of Prague Film Awards spotlights indie films from Czechia and abroad at Kino Světozor on Feb. 20.
The 20th Pragueshorts Film Festival presents 15 Czech shorts, including premieres, Czech Lion candidates, and internationally screened films.
The festival explores alternative pornography through short films, discussions, and a safe, inclusive festival environment.
KVIFF Classics returns to Prague’s Kino Světozor with restored films and tributes to global cinema icons from Jan. 15–17, 2026.
FilmAsia returns to Prague Dec. 4–12 with a thematic program exploring reinvention, genre subversion, and generational shifts in contemporary Asian cinema.
A new symphonic score for Fritz Lang’s Metropolis will debut at Composers Summit Prague 2026, alongside concerts and workshops with top composers.
Kino Lucerna hosts a new edition of the Italian film festival over the next week, presenting nine recent titles and several guest filmmakers.
Prague’s Přítomnost Cinema hosts the BalCan CrossOver Fest with new Balkan films, Czech premieres, and discussions over three days.
The Shockproof Film Festival’s Autumn Harvest edition showcases cult, horror, and camp films with English-friendly screenings at Kino Aero.
The Kino Brasil Festival returns to Prague this November, showcasing Brazil’s diverse cinema, culture, and stories under the theme “Faces of Brazil.”
Karlovy Vary Variations returns with films by Jim Jarmusch, Richard Linklater, and Paolo Sorrentino, alongside classical music concerts in iconic venues.
The 28th French Film Festival in Prague features Cannes premieres, tributes to Émilie Dequenne and Alain Delon, and a Czech critics’ contest.
Edison Filmhub hosts Tanuki Nights, a festival of Japanese films blending folklore, anime, and modern cinema from Nov. 14–16.
The 12th Aussie & Kiwi Film Festival brings new Australian and New Zealand films to Prague cinemas Edison Filmhub, Kino Lucerna, and Kino Ponrepo.
Prague hosts the 12th annual 3Kino festival, now the Polish Film Festival Prague, from Nov. 10–16 featuring premieres, live silent film music, and art exhibitions.
Prague’s Ukrainian Film Week, held Nov. 11–17 at Kino Atlas, spotlights recent works reflecting courage, identity, and life amid war.
Mezipatra Queer Film Festival returns to Prague and Brno, showcasing 26 features, 49 shorts, and expert discussions from Nov. 6–21.
Maja Penčič’s debut documentary Minimum Love probes Prague’s youth on love, fear, and disillusionment in a world adrift.
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.