Documentary about elusive Czech exile author Milan Kundera coming this fall
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The publicity-shy author of "The Unbearable Lightness of Being" does not appear in the film, but his friends help to fill in the gaps.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for September 7, 2021
Poll shows ANO in the lead ahead of October elections, Hamáček to testify over planned Moscow trip, Google launches dedicated Czech election trends page.
A new film on the musical legacy of the Terezín concentration camp is being shot on location
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The love story will combine the tales of fictitious and real-life characters who celebrated culture in extreme conditions.
Prague dance festival to present groundbreaking work of iconic American choreographer
'A Quiet Evening of Dance' will be performed by trusted William Forsythe acolytes; TANEC PRAHA also takes dance to the streets of the capital this year.
The best things to do in Prague this weekend, September 2–5
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A kid-friendly knights' tournament, Yo-Yo Ma on the Vltava, opera in the woods of Divoká Šárka, beer and wine festivals, and much more.
Dvořák Prague celebrates the Czech composer’s 180th birthday with classical stars
We spoke to festival director Jan Simon who gives his insight into the composer’s legacy and tips on shows to catch this year
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 30, 2021
President Zeman calls for budget savings, illegal immigration incidents on the rise, Czech women lose ice hockey world championship quarter-final.
Movie about African migrants wins 2021 Karlovy Vary Film Festival
As Far as I Can Walk, directed by Stefan Arsenijević, has won the Crystal Globe at the 55th Edition of the Czech film festival in Karlovy Vary.
Johnny Depp receives warm welcome at Karlovy Vary film festival
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More people greeted Depp on the red carpet at Hotel Thermal than attended the opening ceremony in Karlovy Vary last weekend.
Škoda’s blood-fueled '80s vamp-mobile reimagined just in time for Prague Comic-Con
Škoda’s Ferat Vampire concept sports car, which originally debuted in a Czech horror film, finds new life after 40 years with a sharp new design.
Czech morning news in brief: Top headlines for August 27, 2021
Afghan helpers still not evacuated from the country, Czech embassy in Singapore looks to help firms expand, Depp arrives at Karlovy Vary film festival.
Prague indie venues facing threat of extinction as Covid effects linger
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Independent arthouse cinemas, such as Screenshot in the Petrská quarter, continue to suffer from closures and insufficient government support.
Best things to do in Prague this week, Aug. 26–Sept. 1
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Cars and concerts at Náplavka, diversity reigns at Colorful Nine festival, Mozart’s Don Giovanni premieres at the Estates Theatre.
Why music matters: Helping students find their musical path in Prague
Having fun is an integral part of learning at this music and art school where all students can showcase their talent, even if they're beginners.
The future of play: Next-gen Czech-design playgrounds debut in Prague
A new 3D-printed parkour playground will open in Prague while two additional innovative Czech-designed play areas have made their debut.
Czech weekend news in brief: Top headlines for August 22, 2021
Czech tourists injured in coach accident in Germany, Sir Michael Caine receives standing ovation at KVIFF, and Czech archeologists make Stone Age find.
'Pat & Mat' turn 45: The iconic Czech cartoon duo is gaining fans worldwide
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The clumsy handymen featured in the stop-motion, non-verbal cartoons have broken into the HBO top 10 across nine countries.
