The Czech-Polish-German co-production Franz claimed multiple honors at the 50th Gdynia Film Festival, winning the second-place Silver Lion and three additional awards.
The Czech-Slovak film Bojovník, directed by Vojtěch Frič and Tomáš Dianiška, brings MMA to the screen with actors, fighters, and singer Calin.
Director Barbora Chalupová follows three women navigating the fast-growing platform in a provocative look at online intimacy and commerce.
Ondřej Provazník’s Czech feature, inspired by a real-life abuse case, earns the German Independence Award at the Oldenburg International Film Festival.
Agnieszka Holland’s Kafka biopic Franz, filmed largely in Prague, will represent Poland at the 2026 Oscars after not being considered for Czech submission.
The Czech comedy My Sweet Little Village marks 40 years with a celebration in Křečovice, revisiting its iconic locations and cast memories.
A new documentary from Valerio Mendoza Guillén and Jorge Sánchez Calderón follows a Venezuelan family resettling in Czechia amid political and economic turmoil.
FAMU student Philippe Kastner’s animated short Vlček has been named a finalist at the 2025 Student Academy Awards in New York.
Agnieszka Holland’s new film reimagines Franz Kafka through costume, challenging the myth of the writer in black.
The new film centers on the mountain rescue service and life in the Czech highlands, with a cast led by Aneta Krejčíková and Igor Orozovič.
Deaf Crocodile will release a restored Blu-ray of Jiří Barta’s 1986 classic The Pied Piper, with newly restored short films and extras.
Slovak director Miro Remo’s documentary Better Go Mad in the Wild, winner of Karlovy Vary’s top prize, will premiere in Czech cinemas Sept. 18.
Olmo Omerzu’s latest feature will compete in the main competition at the 73rd San Sebastián Film Festival, joining Agniezska Holland’s Franz.
Director Robin Kvapil’s new film follows three Czechs sympathetic to Russia as they confront the realities of war in Ukraine.
Jemný rváč (which translates as Gentle Fighter), a new documentary by Adolf Zika, explores Lukáš Krpálek’s rise to judo’s highest ranks.
Klára Tasovská’s Berlinale-premiered film about photographer Libuše Jarcovjáková is Czechia’s submission for the 2026 Academy Awards.
Seventy years after its premiere, Karel Zeman’s landmark film Journey to the Beginning of Time is honored with a special program in Prague.
Juraj Herz’s surreal Czech horror-sci-fi hybrid Ferat Vampire arrives on Blu-ray in the U.S. with a full restoration and extensive special features.
An open letter accuses the film of basing its central character on a real-life victim of sexual abuse after the Czech Film and Television Academy recommended it for Oscar submission.
Agnieszka Holland’s Kafka biopic Franz, filmed in Prague, will compete in the Official Selection at the 2025 San Sebastián Film Festival.
The Czech-Slovak-Polish co-production Father (Otec) will make its world premiere in Venice’s Orizzonti competition, marking a milestone for director Tereza Nvotová.
Agnieszka Holland’s Kafka film Franz will have its world premiere in Toronto this September in the prestigious Special Presentations lineup.
The Czech-Slovak documentary from director Miro Remo takes home the Crystal Globe at the 59th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, which wrapped today.
Agnieszka Holland’s Franz, a Kafka biopic shot in Prague, has unveiled a first trailer and new stills ahead of its Czech release on September 25.