Ostrov
A multipurpose cultural centre on Mírové náměstí in Ostrov near Karlovy Vary, built in 1954–1955 as part of a socialist garden-city development. The building in the socialist realist style features a sculptural group on the façade, an original fresco in the foyer, and stained-glass windows in the social halls. Together with the square, it has been a listed cultural monument since 1998. It houses a cinema and hosts theatre performances, concerts, and community events.
Mírové náměstí 733, 363 01 Ostrov
Opening hours follow the event programme
in progress
A charming animated detective story about sheep who decide to investigate a mysterious event on their farm. A clever tale featuring Hugh Jackman in the lead role.
A family comedy about how children's spontaneity and unexpected encounters at a campground turn summer plans upside down and perhaps change lives forever.
A new comedy by Jan Svěrak about two elderly women and three friends embarking on a sea voyage filled with humour, unexpected adventures and profound life lessons.
A French comedy about marriage and authorial inspiration, where a famous writer's wife tries to uncover the real-life inspiration behind his latest novel.
A Slovak film about fifteen-year-old Enrique growing up with his grandmother in a forgotten village while his mother works in the city. A story about doubt, loyalty, and coming of age.
(2 days)
A film screening of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, continuing the story of a legendary bounty hunter and his young companion navigating a dangerous galaxy.
Czech singer and composer Daniel Hůlka presents his recital at the House of Culture in Ostrov.
An animated film about a young goat named Will who dreams of becoming a professional roarball player – a contact sport for the fastest and strongest animals. A story about overcoming obstacles and proving that size isn't everything.