Czech Films Blog

In the realm of Czech cinema, few films capture the essence of a bygone era with as much wit and melancholy as Jiří Menzel's "The End of Old Times"...

Female Factor / Za vsim hledej zenu is a Czech romantic comedy that weaves the stories of three friends - Alex, Marta, and Irena - each with distin...

Janosik, a Czechoslovak film released in 1935, is a remarkable piece of cinema history. Directed by Martin Frič, this 75-minute film presents the s...

Faithless Marijka (Marijka Nevěrnice), a distinguished cinematic endeavor by Vladislav Vančura, adapts a story by Ivan Olbracht and unfolds in the ...

Closely Watched Trains is not merely a film. It's a tapestry of nuanced storytelling, underpinned by the confluence of director Jiří Menzel's cinem...

Available exclusively on CzechMovie.com is Vaclav Vorlicek's 1971 classic, Girl on the Broomstick or Dívka na koštěti. Dive into the captivating ta...

In a quaint duchy that could have been torn straight from the pages of a classic fairy tale, lives an ensemble of characters you'd expect in any ma...

Tucked within the rich tapestry of Czech cinema is the delightful Cutting It Short (Postriziny). A film that transports its audience back to a simp...

In the vast landscape of European cinema, few titles shine as brightly as the Czech masterpiece, "Marečku, Podejte mi Pero" from 1976. Now digitall...

By Pavel's Fortieth Birthday, portrayed compellingly by Jakub Prachař, it becomes evident that he hasn’t entirely grown up. Living with his mother ...

Pat and Mat, two of the most beloved characters in Czech animation history, have captured the hearts of audiences for decades with their ingenuity ...

"The Elementary School is a beloved Czech film directed by Jan Sverak, released in 1991. This film is a charming and nostalgic portrayal of childho...