Prague
Kino Dlabačov is a historic cinema in the Dejvice district of Prague, opened in 1929. It focuses on art-house, independent, and documentary films, as well as retrospectives and film festivals. The auditorium retains original architectural features and is a favourite among Prague's film enthusiasts.
😴 Nothing scheduled here in the near future.
Jim Jarmusch's second color film unfolds across five cities in a single night, following taxi drivers and passengers through five interconnected stories. A poetic meditation on urban life that subtly parodies the cinema of each location.
A documentary exploring the life and legacy of German filmmaker Leni Riefenstahl, who directed Nazi propaganda and later denied her ties to the regime. Using archival materials from her estate, the film examines her controversial career.
A poetic film by František Vláčil about a boy from the Beskid forests who admires the dangerous work of seed collectors. A medium-length work from the normalization era with a lyrical atmosphere.
(4 days)
A Czech comedy about a man who, after a breakup, turns to motivational coaches and confident speakers in hopes of winning back his girlfriend.