Czech Films Blog
Rebels at 25: The Musical That Made 1968 Sing
Twenty five years ago, Czech cinema learned to sing again. Rebels premiered in 2001, filled cinemas across the country, and its songs have been pla...
Five Plums: Jan Svěrák Sets Sail with a New Comedy
When the director of Kolya makes a new film, Czech film lovers pay attention. This week, Jan Svěrák's brand new comedy arrived in our store, and it...
Džob: Tomáš Vorel's Comedy of Friendship, Work and Graffiti
Some friendships survive everything: school, careers, families, even completely different lives. The new Czech comedy that has just arrived in our ...
A Czech Halloween Night: Vampires, Witches and The Cremator
Halloween is coming, and this year we are not playing it safe. Czech cinema is famous for gentle fairy tales, but it also knows how to genuinely fr...
Kolya at 30: The Film That Won the Czech Republic Its First Oscar
Thirty years ago, a grumpy Prague cellist and a five year old Russian boy conquered the world. Kolya premiered in 1996, went on to win the Academy ...
An Autumn Evening with Czech Film
Autumn officially begins this week. The evenings are longer, the tea is warmer, and it is exactly the right time to curl up with a Czech film. Here...
The Princess from the Mill: Zdeněk Troška's Beloved Fairy Tale of the 90s
Some fairy tales have castles and dragons. This one has a mill, a pond, a lazy devil and a jealous water sprite, and for a whole generation of Czec...
Juraj Herz: The Master of Czech Gothic Cinema
Every national cinema has its masters of light. Czech cinema also has a master of shadow, and his name is Juraj Herz. He was born on September 4, 1...
Ecce Homo Homolka: The Comedy That Gave Czech Cinema Its Most Ordinary Family
Summer is over, our summer break is over too, and the blog is back. And we return with a true treat: one of the most beloved Czech comedies of all ...
Christmas with Elizabeth: A Quiet Czech Christmas Story, Now on DVD for the First Time
Not every Czech Christmas story is a fairy tale. And yes, we know it is August. But when a film like this arrives on DVD for the very first time, i...
Jan Hus - a historical film that feels especially fitting in early July
The beginning of July in the Czech Republic is connected not only with summer and holidays, but also with days that recall important moments in Cze...
Which Czech films will be shown at this year’s 60th Karlovy Vary IFF?
From July 3 to July 11, 2026, Karlovy Vary will once again become a capital of film. This year’s edition is special not only because it is the 60th...