Prague
Kino Atlas is a two-hall art-house cinema in Prague 8 – Karlín, housed in the basement of a functionalist building of the former Atlas bank house from 1942, designed by architects Stalmach and Svoboda, students of Josef Gočár. The programme covers art-house films, documentaries, mainstream releases, and festivals such as Jeden svět and Ozvěny MFF KV. The venue also includes the Karel Vachek Gallery and the Atlas of Plants Café, which hosts concerts, readings, and discussions. The cinema is a member of the Europa Cinemas network.
Ke Štvanici 371/4, 186 00 Praha 8
Box office opens half an hour before the screening; Café Atlas rostlin daily 11:00–23:00 (Sun until 22:00)
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American biographical drama following Donald Trump's early career and his path to becoming a real estate mogul.
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An animated film about a family of spiders embarking on an adventure full of surprises and humor.
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Animated comedy featuring an eccentric billionaire and his quirky experiments. Fun entertainment for all ages.
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Film screening of "Legends of Alysia" at Kino Atlas cinema in Prague.
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A drama about intricate relationships and moral choices, screening at Kino Atlas in Prague.
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A documentary about Himalayan oracles, a phenomenon in which people connect with beings from the unseen realm to offer guidance and healing. A rare glimpse into a tradition virtually unknown in the West.
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A classic puppet fairy tale about Hurvínek and Mánička who venture into the magical Tramtárie to save the ailing Princess Gerbera and find "blue from the sky" for her. An engaging story full of fantasy and lessons for children.
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Celebrate 25 years of the beloved animated comedy Shrek with a special anniversary screening at Kino Atlas.
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A psychological horror about a young couple in a caravan who, after an accident, find themselves trapped in the deadly curse of the legendary Passenger. An atmospheric thriller with mounting tension.
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An investigative documentary following Hungarian journalists' struggle to preserve media independence after Index.hu is taken over by allies of Prime Minister Orbán.
Czech comedy about rural life featuring a group of hens and their daily escapades.
The story of the rise and fall of the Schicht family business dynasty, founders of the famous soap brand with a deer, which became one of the largest industrial empires of interwar Czechoslovakia.
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A documentary exploring Czechoslovak architecture from 1958 to 1989, showcasing remarkable buildings and their creators with emphasis on Slovak contributions.
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A documentary about a married couple who, after infidelity, attempt to rebuild their relationship through openness and communication while exploring the deeper causes of their crisis and the impact of family trauma.
A retrospective of director Jana Boková presents her film about Brazilian Salvador shot during carnival. The film captures the contrast between poverty and violence against the backdrop of the local people's deep spirituality.
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An intimate road movie about a forty-five-year-old mother who embarks on a journey through Italy in an old caravan with her disabled son. The film returned Czech cinema to the Cannes screens and explores themes of freedom, love, and the meaning of life.
A gripping political thriller about a young media strategist who becomes the architect of Vladimir Putin's public image in chaotic 1990s Russia.
An Argentine film from the 1950s about an aspiring writer who becomes entangled in the world of sailors, prostitutes, and gangsters in Buenos Aires. An adaptation of Julio Cortázar's acclaimed novel in original Spanish.
Russian philosopher and speaker Alexei Uminsky delivers a lecture in Prague on joy, solitude, and hope, interweaving philosophy, religion, and art in a quest for deeper meaning.
An adaptation of Emily Brontë's classic novel about passionate love and hatred on the Yorkshire moors, a force that transcends the boundaries of life and death.
A time-lapse film about the construction of Prague's National Technical Library, featuring music by MIDI LIDI and insights from architects, builders, and users on the building's purpose and memory.
An animated adventure about nine-year-old Lucie who uncovers a family secret during summer holidays in Bectoile with help from her friend and a magical pair of owls.
A documentary about kratom, a plant freely sold in the Czech Republic until 2025. The film tells the stories of people affected by this substance and explores the boundary between drug and medicine.
A screening of "Boundaries of Fidelity" with a post-film discussion about relationships and loyalty at Kino Atlas.
Fritz Lang's groundbreaking 1927 silent film about a dystopian society divided between the wealthy and the poor, accompanied live by pianist Vít Janeček.
The classic German science-fiction film "Metropolis" with live music. The legendary 1927 film with orchestral accompaniment at Kino Atlas.
A documentary following activists in Brno fighting for affordable housing, struggling to convince politicians while confronting a resistant system.
A mysterious drama about Ukrainian writers in the Soviet House Slovo in 1927, where strange and unexplained events begin to unfold.
A Czech drama about a family trapped in a house with no way out. Psychological tension and profound existential questions.
Documentary by Tomáš Hlaváček about families fighting for dignified housing in Brno's "Kuncovce", where residents' rights clash with the owner's indifference and institutional neglect.
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A documentary film about the Olympic Games and their history. Screening at Kino Atlas in Prague.
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Film screening at Kino Atlas. For details about the film and screening duration, contact the cinema directly.
The film "Architect" is showing at Kino Atlas. Come enjoy quality cinema in a comfortable setting.
Film screening at Kino Atlas in Prague.
Czech comedy exploring the hectic lives of journalists navigating the chaos of a busy newsroom.
A Czech family comedy about the relationship between a mother and son, filled with humor and warmth.
The iconic action classic Top Gun returns to cinemas to mark its 40th anniversary. Perfect for fans of classic Hollywood cinema.
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Czech comedy about life in a social facility. A tragicomic spectacle with humor and heart.
Documentary following a journey to the remote Ukrainian mountain village of Andrijivka, situated 2000 meters above sea level in the Carpathians.
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A film about the life and artistic legacy of Czech composer Vítězslava Kaprálová, screened at a Prague cinema.
Fairy-tale performances for children inspired by traditional stories. Perfect for a family cinema outing.
An intimate portrait of philosopher Jacques Derrida through conversations with his widow, son, and close friends. European premiere with Avital Ronell in attendance, followed by audience discussion.
A film screening at Prague's Kino Atlas starting at 21:30.
A film screening at Prague's Kino Atlas in the early evening.
A film about the life and musical legacy of Czech composer Vitězslava Kaprálová, screened at Kino Atlas in Prague.
Film screening at Kino Atlas in Prague. Starts at 16:45.