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.
Samuli Valkama’s The Kidnapping of a President, a Finnish dark comedy, is filming across Czech locations doubling as 1930s Helsinki this summer.
Director Zach Cregger introduced the Czech premiere of Weapons in Prague, which strongly suggests production of his new Resident Evil film will take place locally.
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.
Czechia saw a large drop in foreign film spending in 2024, but new incentives and legislative reforms aim to restore the country’s competitive edge.
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.
The Czech-Slovak family drama Secret Delivery will screen in Locarno Kids on August 13, marking its international festival premiere
Creative Europe Media grants to Czech filmmakers jumped 40% in 2024, with producers receiving over one-third of total funding.
The 20-minute VR experience Fragile Home, exploring war’s impact on families, won two prizes at the 2025 Annecy animation festival.
The prestigious Czech film festival strengthens its Central European co-production platform while launching television and streaming initiatives.
Back in March, Cregger confirmed that he was looking at locations in “Eastern Europe” for his Resident Evil film in his podcast.
The Czech-Israeli-Polish co-production directed by Israeli filmmakers Mihal Brezis and Oded Binnun will premiere at the New York film fest on June 9.
The new Czech film Fichtelberg draws on the visual legacy of Karel Zeman in a historical adventure tale set to premiere at the Zlín Film Festival.
Director Ondřej Provazník’s new film, inspired by real events, examines power dynamics and abuse in a 1990s girls’ choir. In cinemas from July 8.
Director Dužan Duong’s debut brings an authentic Czech-Vietnamese family story to cinemas, premiering July 24 across Czechia.
The film follows a group of strangers on a themed Valentine’s Day excursion to sites of mysterious murders in the Slavkovský Forest in western Bohemia.
One of the most powerful war films from the Czech New Wave is now playing in local cinemas more than 55 years after its original release.
Officials say Donald Trump’s announced U.S. movie tariffs would impact Czech productions, but not devastate them, as industry leaders wait for further details.
The move, introduced to the international film community at this year’s Berlin film festival, is expected to draw large projects back to the Czech Republic.