Most expensive czech Films on Blu-ray
This page includes the most expensive czech Films on Blu-ray, or more specifically all products from the category czech Films on Blu-ray sorted from the most expensive to the cheapest. This way, the most luxurious pieces can stand out. At the moment, the most expensive product is Miki and Chernak, which costs 489 Kč incl. VAT. Check it out, you may like it. Or you’ll get inspired.
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Blu-ray Film - The story of two different but inseparable friends
Blu-ray Film - Five Prague boys meet at the Exhibition Grounds, where they see a fantastic miracle - the airship of entrepreneur Findejs. Coincidentally, the airship with the boys takes off and the wind drives it across Europe into the vast ocean, where they are shipwrecked on a desert island.
Blu-ray Film - The film drama starring Tomáš Töpfer reveals the monstrosity of the communist regime, focusing on the hero of the Prague Spring and the most gruesome period of his life and the modern history of Czechoslovakia.
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 - Jan, a veterinarian played by Jiří Bartoska, he's tired of it, that his life is controlled by his wife Olga (Eliška Balzerová), which, as well as his mother-in-law (Iva Janžurová), decides everything with conviction, that he knows, what's best. After the death of his father-in-law, Jan realises that he doesn't want the same outcome. A parrot with possible Alzheimer's disease becomes the impetus for change. Jan decides to follow his dreams, which leads him to a herd of goats, cows, to a mental institution, to rafting and life on a boat, to regain control of his life.
Blu-ray Film - This psychological drama follows the story of two stenotypists who, after a week of monotonous office work, are looking for an escape from their everyday stereotype on a Saturday evening. Gustav Machatý's first sound film.
Blu-ray Film - The film depicts the tragic story of an ageing laundress whose hard work is supported by her abusive and alcoholic husband. A psychological drama with social motifs, which draws its themes from Zola's novel The Killer, represents the peak era of silent cinema.
Blu-ray Film - The most famous Czech film musical from the environment of the hop brigade in a digitally restored version.
Blu-ray Film - Two restored films by director and screenwriter Pavel Juráček.
Blu-ray Film - Miloš Forman's feature debut and legendary work of the Czechoslovak New Wave in a digitally restored version. A humorous probe into the everyday life of youth in the 1960s.
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 - 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 - The royal squire Jiřík tastes a bite of a magical snake and understands the language of animals.
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 - František Vláčil's chamber psychological drama, starring the phenomenal Petr Čepek, reflects the period when Germans were settled from the borderlands and balladically portrays the distorted interpersonal relations between two nations in the turbulent atmosphere of the post-war years.
Blu-ray Film - "When Prague at night, shines with neon, I can't help it, I hear, come quickly. I throw on my jacket and white shirt, and with the gusto of a bumblebee, I go to eat the world. "
Blu-ray Film - The men of the law are capable and determined. But horse smugglers, too. It is shortly after the establishment of the Czechoslovak Republic, but the inhabitants of a poor border village under the Tatras have other than state-building concerns.
Blu-ray Film - In an attempt to save their child from the mass extermination of Jews, the parents send their son to live with a relative in the countryside somewhere in Eastern Europe. However, the boy's aunt dies unexpectedly, and the child is forced to set out on a journey and make his way through a wild and hostile world all alone.
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.
Blu-ray Film - The story of the feature debut of director Stanislav Barabás takes place in the Slovak mountains during the Slovak National Uprising.
Blu-ray Film - - - - - - - - - - Nostalgic comedy by Jiří Menzel based on the novel by Vladislav Vančura.
Blu-ray Film - Have you backed up today? A detective story from the near future dealing with the question of immortality.