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Blu-ray Film - Twelve-year-old Ariana (Magdalena Müller), growing up in an orphanage, meets Archivald (Roman Zach), an old alchemist who offers her the opportunity to become a student at the Academy of Alchemists.
Blu-ray Film - The dramatic story of Czechoslovak airmen in Britain. The film recreates real historical events through the fictional, international crew of the 276th Bombardment Squadron.
Blu-ray Film - The story of two different but inseparable friends
Blu-ray Film - Anička Jesenská (Tereza Ramba) inherits a house with a greenhouse and a dentist's office in Medov from her mysterious uncle.
Blu-ray Film - A dramatic story from the wartime Slovak Republic. In a Franciscan monastery in a small Slovak town, a young Polish war defector, a gifted organist, hides from the fascists.
Blu-ray Film - A compelling story inspired by the life, work and imagination of writer Franz Kafka, who was fascinatingly ahead of his time.
Blu-ray Film - The heroes of this charming children's film from the romantic, snowy Krkonoše Mountains are siblings Jenda and Matěj Pelč. They are pulled out of their daily routine by a notorious smuggler, who escapes finance on the latest invention from Norway: on skis.
Blu-ray Film - The traditional men's mountain cabin ride, ostentatiously called Expedition YDYKSEB, turns from a decision of rebellious wives into an unforgettable winter vacation.
Blu-ray Film - František Vláčil has made an impressive ballad set in the Beskydy forests not long after the end of the Second World War.
Blu-ray Film - The ruler of a neighbouring state is coming for a state visit. Incident resulting in serious injury to a rare guest
Blu-ray Film - Inspired by Ota Pavel's short stories "How I Met the Fish", the film begins at the Berounka River, where a happy childhood with his parents and two brothers takes place. Daddy's enthusiasm, mummy's care and the river form the backdrop for the story of a little boy nicknamed Prdelka, who learns to fish from his father and ferryman Prošek. This passion helps him and his mother survive the hard times when his father and brothers are taken to a concentration camp. Director Karel Kachyňa created with "Golden Eels" a TV classic awarded at the Prix Italia 1979.
Blu-ray Film - They met for the first time in the gloom of the cinema, where they accidentally exchanged bags. The second time they met at the lost and found, where Petra (L. Šafránková) reminded Tomáš Krchňák (J. Abrhám) that he should be at the dentist, as it was written in his diary. Their relationship, involving a distracted scientist and romantic Petra, continued until Tomas visited his parents in the countryside. He was greeted with a bun and advice, including a sigh about grandchildren. Tomas made a surprise announcement: "I'm getting married." My father warned against being hasty, mentioning that it was best to get to know your partner on the road, as he and my mother had done to Jilja.
Blu-ray Film - The story takes place in October 1938, just after the Munich Agreement was signed. Against the backdrop of these historical events, we follow the fate of the family of district doctor Jakub Silberstein, an optimist who believed in the power of decency and honesty. After the Munich betrayal, however, these values lose their importance. The Jewish Silberstein family must decide whether to flee German fascism or stay in their beloved country. It is only the tragedy of his brother that prompts his father to take advantage of Sir Nicholas Winton's mission and enlist his son David on the last transport to England on 31 August 1939.
Blu-ray Film - The story, full of tragicomics, follows a young spirit, a seventy-five-year-old dreamer and recessionist (V. Brodský), who refuses to succumb to old age. Unlike his caring wife (S. Ginger) lives every day as a new adventure. With his faithful friend from the operetta, he brings theatre roles into reality and fulfils his dreams. He plays an emeritus member of an operetta, buys locks and becomes an auditor or a mountaineer. In comic situations, he fights for his freedom and shows what the art of living means. The film is a tribute to Vlastimil Brodsky.
Blu-ray Film - Czech film based on Ota Pavel's short stories about a peculiar dad with a business talent, a passion for fishing and an irrepressible sense of humour.
Blu-ray Film - The year is 1936 and the nervous atmosphere of the Nazi threat is permeating the sport.
Blu-ray Film - It may sound unbelievable, but Lavi gets his chance again in the sequel to Vyšehrad. And this time even in the form of a foreign engagement!
Blu-ray Film - Jiří Menzel's film based on Bohumil Hrabal's short stories.
Blu-ray Film - Count Teleke of Tölökö stumbles upon the trail of his missing lover, the opera singer Salsa Verde, during a convalescent stay in the Carpathians. With the help of a young forester, Vilja Dézi, he sets out on a rescue expedition.
Blu-ray Film - A successful musical comedy about freedom, independence, red stars and rock and roll. It takes place in Prague in 1959 in the vicinity of the International Hotel in Dejvice.
Blu-ray Film - Small town, 1958. Fero Macejka, a 15-year-old boy from the margins of society, is accused of raping and murdering a young girl.
Blu-ray Film - The painter Juraj, a Slovak living in Prague, is in his thirties and reflects a bit helplessly on the aimlessness of his life so far.