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371 articles available in total starting from 10/10/2005. Last article published on 20/08/2026.

Review: Chica Checa

Review: Chica Checa

In Šimon Holý’s warm, intergenerational dramedy, a son’s hidden drag persona becomes the catalyst for a widowed mother’s late-life reawakening and hard-won acceptance  

06/07 | Karlovy Vary 2026 | Competition

Peter Bebjak readies the mystery thriller miniseries Becoming Kafka

Peter Bebjak readies the mystery thriller miniseries Becoming Kafka

A bloodstained Franz Kafka wakes up in Prague in 1908 as the prime suspect in a ritual murder in an upcoming miniseries merging historical fiction, existential dread and crime storytelling  

29/06 | Production | Funding | Czech Republic/Slovakia

Terézia Halamová • Director of The Hour Between Dog and Wolf

Interview: Terézia Halamová • Director of The Hour Between Dog and Wolf

“We are making a film about intimacy without any explicit sex scenes”

The winner of the Cineuropa Work in Progress Award in the Febiofest Industry Days talks about exploring the emotionally charged world of male strippers across Central Europe  

08/04 | Febiofest Bratislava 2026 | Febiofest Industry Days

Episode 87: Tales from the Magic Garden (Czech Republic/Slovakia/ Slovenia/France)

Episode 87: Tales from the Magic Garden (Czech Republic/Slovakia/ Slovenia/France)

The producers of the film by David Súkup, Patrik Pašš, Leon Vidmar and Jean-Claude Rozec are invited to speak about their collaboration and the financing of their Eurimages-supported work  

07/04 | The Co-production Podcast

CEE Animation Workshop presents its selection

CEE Animation Workshop presents its selection

Twelve projects and 31 participants from 18 countries have been chosen to embark on a year-long intensive programme  

24/02 | CEE Animation 2026

Pepa Lubojacki  • Director of If Pigeons Turned to Gold

Interview: Pepa Lubojacki • Director of If Pigeons Turned to Gold

“I still don’t know if this film is the best or the worst idea of my life”

BERLINALE 2026: The cycle of addiction is broken in the Prague-based director’s documentary on the lives of four family members, primarily their alcoholic and homeless brother  

18/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Forum

Review: If Pigeons Turned to Gold

Review: If Pigeons Turned to Gold

BERLINALE 2026: Pepa Lubojacki’s first documentary feature explores addiction and intergenerational trauma through raw iPhone footage and AI experimentation  

17/02 | Berlinale 2026 | Forum

Review: Flood

Review: Flood

Martin Gonda’s feature debut combines a historical account of forced communist-era resettlement with a coming-of-age story about uprootedness  

04/12/2025 | Films | Reviews | Slovakia/Poland/Czech Republic/Belgium

Review: Chronicle

Review: Chronicle

Martin Kollár’s sophomore documentary unfolds as a time-lapse visual study of fragments of daily life, forming a meditative portrait of society  

05/11/2025 | Jihlava 2025

Barbora Chalupová • Director of Virtual Girlfriends

Interview: Barbora Chalupová • Director of Virtual Girlfriends

"My goal wasn’t to moralise but to explore the mechanisms and motivations, how intimacy becomes labour"

The Czech filmmaker discusses the ethical and aesthetic challenges of portraying online intimacy and the reality behind the OnlyFans phenomenon  

03/11/2025 | Jihlava 2025

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