The newly-restored version is breathtaking to behold, and the enchanting original stories hold up more than half a century later; this one’s a real gem.
This eye-opening, heartbreaking tale of how young minds are co-opted by state propaganda represents an urgent and invaluable document of life inside contemporary Russia.
Even for those familiar with the OnlyFans platform, this is a revealing look behind the curtains of adult content creators—and the complex relationship with their fans.
Wonderful production design, vibrant cinematography on the streets of Prague, and outstanding performances bring this flavorful portrait of Franz Kafka to life.
This strikingly composed documentary from director Miro Remo is less interested in profiling these characters than in artfully capturing their peculiar existence.
Slovak director Tereza Nvotová’s follow-up to her breakout Nightsiren is impeccably well-crafted, utilizing minutes-long single takes to heighten the tension.
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This affectionate portrait of the journey of immigrants in the Czech Republic has a raw authenticity and genuine nostalgia for a very particular time and place.
Škoda designers have recreated the iconic Ferat Vampire car from Juraj Herz’s classic 1981 Czech horror film, blending retro cinema with futuristic design.
A new digital restoration of Jaroslav Papoušek’s 1969 satire Ecce Homo Homolka will premiere at this year’s Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.
Zuzana Kirchnerová’s debut feature Caravan, starring Aňa Geislerová, will premiere in the Un Certain Regard section at this year’s Cannes Film Festival.
The Cremator, The Pied Piper, and Beauty and the Beast all featured among the top 10 in a Letterboxd list of the 100 best horror movies seen by the fewest people.
This captivating documentary from director Jan Zajíček, based on the book by Vladimir 518, tells the story of Czechoslovakia through the lens of its landmarks.
The true story of how Czechoslovak Radio broadcast through the 1968 Warsaw Pact Invasion is recounted in this handsomely-mounted drama from Jiří Mádl.
This unsettling portrayal of an idyllic summer vacation shaken by accusations of incest closed out this year’s Írán:ci Film Festival in Prague.
Nominations for the Czech Republic’s version of the Academy Awards are in ahead of the ceremony set to take place in Prague on March 9.
This highly-anticipated Czech sci-fi movie has a can’t-miss premise and some truly dazzling visuals, even if its narrative lacks the same level of innovative ambition.
A teenager investigates the disappearance of an Instagram influencer in this riveting Czech thriller from director Pavel Soukup.
The first Czech sci-fi film in 40 years has drawn comparisons to Blade Runner and will be seen in international markets.
The Cassandra Cat can finally be enjoyed in all of its high-definition glory on a new blu-ray courtesy UK distributor Arrow Video.
Gorgeous sets and locations, great action scenes, and solid performances struggle against a muddled script in the Czech Republic’s biggest film to date
Directed by Petr Václav, the film tells the story of Czech composer Josef Mysliveček, a close friend and musical influence on Mozart
The 1969 Czech classic from director Juraj Herz is the 7th-highest rated horror film by users on the popular social networking platform
Agnieszka Holland’s excellent biopic tells the story of Czech healer Jan Mikolášek, but doesn’t tell you what to think about him