Tady Vary returns this fall with festival favorites from Cannes, Venice and Sundance, screening monthly in 77 cinemas across Czechia.
A son’s surprising revelation leads to a journey of self-discovery for his mother in Chica Checa, which played in competition at this year’s Karlovy Vary
Two years after its release, Jiří Mádl’s Waves has passed one million Czech cinema admissions and CZK 159 million in gross.
The Czech Republic has selected Pepa Lubojacki’s Berlinale-winning documentary If Pigeons Turned to Gold as its 2027 Oscar submission.
Jiří Menzel’s My Sweet Little Village turns 40 this month, four decades after its Czech cinema debut and international festival success.
A young royal from the planet Clitopolis must summon her inner labrys to save her ex-girlfriend in Lesbian Space Princess, now playing in Prague cinemas
Oscar-winning actor Russell Crowe will open his 2027 European tour in Prague, performing with The Gentlemen Barbers at Forum Karlín.
Art imitates life and life imitates art in an unending Möbius strip in Bitter Christmas, which premiered in competition at Cannes before playing at the
The newly-formed Association of Film Industry aims to unite Czech audiovisual companies and strengthen the sector’s competitiveness at home and abroad.
A majestic ginkgo biloba tree in the heart of a German university garden silently observes a trio of stories about human connection across more than
Beneath its quiet surface lies an authentic, deeply felt portrait of longing, anchored by an exceptional lead performance and a visually rich depiction of contemporary Myanmar.
Borrowing the premise of the American adolescent sex comedies popularized by films like Porky’s, Chytilová gleefully dismantles the genre from within.
This tender, melancholy drama dedicates the majority of its screen time to a two-person walk through the streets of Liberec, and the result is something akin to Richard Linklater’s celebrated Before Trilogy.
This striking new feature from Slovak filmmaker Ivan Ostrochovský spotlights a troubling chapter in Czech history that continues to linger to this day.
The Myanmar-Czech co-production Fruit Gathering wins the top KVIFF prize as the 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival concludes.
The Czech documentary If Pigeons Turned to Gold had its Czech premiere at Karlovy Vary after winning two awards at Berlinale.
President Petr Pavel used his Karlovy Vary visit to discuss Czech film funding while attending a 30th anniversary screening of Whisper.
Slovak director Martina Buchelová’s feature debut Lover, Not a Fighter premiered in Karlovy Vary’s Proxima competition.
The Karlovy Vary honoree revealed he will receive Polish citizenship next week, saying Europe has become a better home for the kinds of films he wants to make.
The Hollywood icon introduced his breakthrough film in Karlovy Vary, sharing stories about landing the role and why its themes remain relevant nearly 60 years later.
The KVIFF President’s Award recipient recalled spending a semester in Prague as a student, saying the experience helped shape her voice as a filmmaker.
The 60th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival will bring one of its strongest Industry Days lineups in recent years, headlined by a special appearance from The Sopranos creator David Chase.
Czech filmmaker Jana Hojdová’s documentary premieres at Karlovy Vary, offering an intimate portrait of three-time Oscar-winning cinematographer Robert Richardson.
The new Czech drama-comedy Chica Checa, about a widow who learns her son is a drag queen, will premiere at Karlovy Vary after Pluto Film acquired worldwide sales rights.