Prague’s Indian Film Festival has romance, Sundance-winning drama and vampire comedy to Světozor Oct. 8–10, plus dance events until Oct. 11.
The 13th Be2Can festival brings eight acclaimed films from Cannes, Berlin and Venice to Prague and cinemas across Czechia from Oct. 7–14.
Oscar-winning Dune editor Joe Walker will visit Prague as Future Gate brings international sci-fi premieres to Lucerna this September.
Beth Lane’s Holocaust documentary UnBroken will make its Czech premiere at Edison Filmhub alongside a new Prague museum exhibition.
Closing the Sky, a documentary about Ukraine’s response to Russian aerial attacks, screens with Czech subtitles at Prague’s Atlas Cinema.
Tady Vary returns this fall with festival favorites from Cannes, Venice and Sundance, screening monthly in 77 cinemas across Czechia.
Prague’s Cinema City Flora has raised prices for IMAX 70mm screenings of Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey amid sustained demand.
A global Harry Potter exhibition featuring film props, costumes, and interactive experiences opens in Prague on Aug. 6.
Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey is drawing moviegoers from across Europe to Prague for one of the continent’s rare IMAX 70mm screenings.
Edison Filmhub hosts Heatwave Horror, a three-day Prague festival featuring classic and contemporary horror films from July 24-26.
Nolan’s screenplay finds remarkable emotional depth in Homer’s ancient text, transforming a legendary adventure into a deeply human story about the impossible struggle to return to the person one once was.
Pragovka’s free summer cinema returns with 13 European films, including several English-friendly screenings, running weekly through mid-September.
Prague’s Cinema City Flora is one of only three EU cinemas showing Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey in 70mm IMAX when it opens next month.
Holešovice Market’s Food Truck Point hosts weekly Thursday open-air cinema from June to August with 13 films, many in English, and free admission.
Quentin Tarantino’s combined cut Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair hits Czech cinemas April 17, restoring Vol. 1–2 as a 275-min epic.
The Czech capital’s annual Bulgarian Film Festival returns to Kino Lucerna on March 25-28 with six features focused on dignity, aging, and resistance.
Prague’s Shockproof Film Festival returns March 23-29 with cult films, live dubbing, interactive screenings, and a mental health theme.
The Danish actor will appear at the Prague pop culture festival after filming in Prague on Martin Scorsese’s What Happens at Night.
Edison Filmhub and Kino Lucerna earn spots on Time Out’s ranking of the 100 greatest cinemas in the world, highlighting Prague’s arthouse scene.
The seventh edition of Prague Film Awards spotlights indie films from Czechia and abroad at Kino Světozor on Feb. 20.
Czech actor and screenwriter Zdeněk Svěrák marks his 90th birthday with a live broadcast event reflecting his lasting impact on film, radio and theater.
Comic-Con Prague has announced new international guests, including Giancarlo Esposito and Iain Glen, ahead of its March 13–15 event at O2 universum.
Digitally restored silent classic by Gustav Machatý has returned to Czech cinemas, offering modern audiences a rare look at one of the most provocative films of the interwar era.
The long-running Japanese film festival Eigasai returns to Prague in February, pairing contemporary cinema with cultural programming at Lucerna.