Prague
Kino Lucerna is the oldest continuously operating cinema in the Czech Republic, opened on 3 December 1909 inside the Art Nouveau Lucerna Palace on Vodičkova Street. The Great Hall seats 453 and is equipped with 4K projection and Dolby Surround 7.1. From 1926 the cinema was run by Václav and Miloš Havel; in 1929 it became the first Prague cinema to screen a sound film. Today it hosts Czech and international premieres, festival screenings, and gala events.
Vodičkova 36, 110 00 Praha 1
Opening hours follow the event programme
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A dark comedy about a mother trying to balance work, family, and domestic disaster. Rose Byrne in a role that earned her a Golden Globe and an Oscar nomination.
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The cult fashion comedy returns with its original star-studded cast. Meryl Streep, Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt reunite in New York.
(6 days)
An Italian president grapples with personal demons and difficult pardon decisions. Paolo Sorrentino's new film explores love, doubt, and moral responsibility.
(6 days)
An aging woman and her old friends attempt one last sailing adventure together, only to find their journey threatened not by the sea, but by their own children's disapproval.
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A concert of Azerbaijani music featuring traditional instruments and mugham, held in honour of the Independence Day of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
in 6 days
A new Norwegian film by director Kristoffer Borgli starring Robert Pattinson and Zendaya, following a couple facing a crisis one week before their wedding.
Tarantino's cult classic Kill Bill in its original uncut theatrical version, featuring a never-before-seen anime sequence and running over four and a half hours.
This documentary about 30 years of the Rock for People festival traces the journey from humble beginnings in Český Brod to a recognized European music event. Founders Michal Thomes and Petr Fořt openly share stories of successes, crises, and the behind-the-scenes reality of one of Central Europe's most significant music events.