33rd Days of European Film

Edison Filmhub (Prague)

Address: Jeruzalémská 1321/2, 110 00 Nové Město, Praha 1

Phone: + 420 720 950 350

The hall has 90 seats (75 cinema seats with folding tables + 15 seats).

You will find a wide range of local drinks and delicacies in the cafe.

You can buy tickets online or at the cinema box office. The ticket office is open daily from 13:00 to 00:00. The telephone connection to the cash desk is + 420 720 950 350. We accept payment cards. Online tickets do not need to be printed. The box office opens 30 minutes before the show and closes 30 minutes after the start of the last screening.

Cancellation of tickets: You can cancel tickets 24 hours before the screening. Attention, returning the ticket on the day of the screening is no longer possible.

Cinema program

Caravan

Little Trouble Girls + Akce

Wolves + Akce

Reedland + Akce

Winter of the Crow

Tales from the Magic Garden + Akce

Re-creation

The Stranger + Akce

Weightless

Julian + Akce

Christy + Akce

Hen + Akce

Hunger Strike Breakfast

California Schemin'

Partners

Weightless

Vægtløs

2025 97 min.

An overweight fifteen-year-old arrives at a summer health camp, longing to be accepted by the other girls. As friendships and insecurities collide, she starts measuring herself against the carefree confidence she envies.

Awards: San Sebastián International Film Festival — Kutxabank New Directors Award (Winner); Göteborg Film Festival — FIPRESCI Prize (Winner); Göteborg Film Festival — Sven Nykvist Award for Cinematography (Winner)

Sections: First time

Country: Denmark

Directed by: Emilie Thalund

Starring: Marie Helweg Augustsen, Ella Paaske, Joachim Fjelstrup, Alma Ahola, Vilmer Trier Brøgger, Zere Celik, Solvej Kyung-Sook Christiansen

Language: Danish with Czech and English subtitles

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California Schemin'

2025 107 min.

A musical comedy based on true events: when a Scottish rap duo in London gets mocked for their accent, they reinvent themselves as “Californian.” A fast, feel-good directorial debut by James McAvoy.

Awards: Cannes Film Festival — Grand Prix (Winner); European Film Awards — Best Film, Best Director, Best Screenwriter, Best Actress, Best Editing (Winner)

Sections: Film & Music

Country: United Kingdom, USA

Directed by: James McAvoy

Starring: James McAvoy, Amber Anderson, Samuel Bottomley, David Witts, Lucy Halliday, Rebekah Murrell, David Goren

Language: English with Czech subtitles

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Hunger Strike Breakfast

Badautojų namelis

2025 85 min.

In the early 1990s, a TV announcer begins a hunger strike after Russian soldiers seize the station. A tense thriller that exposes post-communist trauma under pressure.

Awards: Warsaw International Film Festival — Competition 1–2 Award (Nomination)

Sections: Panorama

Country: Lithuania, Czech Republic, Latvia

Directed by: Karolis Kaupinis

Starring: Egle Mikulionyte, Arvydas Dapšys, Albinas Kėleris, Algirdas Dainavicius, Aleksas Kazanavičius, Jelena Kirejeva

Language: Lithuanian with Czech and English subtitles

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Christy

2025 94 min.

An explosive coming-of-age drama about friendship on the tough outskirts of Cork.

Awards: Irish Film & Television Awards — Best Film, Best Director (Nomination); Astra Film Awards — Best Actress in a Drama (Nomination); Hamptons International Film Festival — Achievement in Acting Award (Festival Award)

The film is competing for the LUX Audience Award. You can rate it until 12 April here.

Sections: LUX Audience Award

Country: Ireland, United Kingdom

Directed by: Brendan Canty

Starring: Danny Power, Diarmuid Noyes, Emma Willis, Alison Oliver, Helen Behan, Chris Walley

Language: English with Czech subtitles

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Side event (only for selected shows)

PATRON

13.04. 5 p.m.

Prague - Edison Filmhub

13.04. 7:30 p.m.

Ostrava - Minikino

After the screening of the film Christy, there will be a discussion with representatives of the Patron program. Together, we will open the topic of adolescence after leaving the orphanage, the need for a safe environment, and the great role that one reliable person can play. The debate will offer concrete experiences from practice and show that help does not have to be spectacular to be essential. Admission to the film and discussion is free.

The Patron program helps young people from orphanages integrate into society and prepare for an independent life. After leaving the orphanage, teenage boys and girls are on their own for most things, and therefore it is important for them to know that they have someone to trust and to turn to. The Patron also offers them a rare one-on-one relationship.

The Patron creates a solid point on which young adults can lean after leaving the orphanage. He or she is not tasked with taking on the role of sponsor or parent, but offers his or her time and life experience. He or she also functions as a positive role model, a guide to everyday activities, and helps with successful independence – finding housing, work, and building a relationship. The patron is a volunteer (30+) who has no criminal record, functions in society without problems, and has achieved independence himself.

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Re-creation

2025 89 min.

Twelve jurors, led by Vicky Krieps, must decide a verdict in what seems like a simple case. Veteran Jim Sheridan (My Left Foot) turns a crime reconstruction into a chamber drama about how “truth” shifts with every retelling.

Sections: Panorama

Country: Ireland, Luxembourg

Directed by: Jim Sheridan, David Merriman

Starring: Aidan Gillen, Colm Meaney, Vicky Krieps, Jim Sheridan, John Connors, Brendan Conroy, Maja Juric

Language: English with Czech subtitles

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Winter of the Crow

Zima pod znakiem wrony

2025 112 min.

In late 1981, an English academic (Lesley Manville) arrives in socialist Warsaw. Student unrest rises, the state declares martial law, and tension becomes palpable—an intense portrait of a critical moment in modern Polish history.

Awards: Toronto International Film Festival (Nomination); Warsaw International Film Festival (Nomination)

Sections: Panorama

Country: Poland, United Kingdom, Luxembourg

Directed by: Kasia Adamik

Starring: Lesley Manville, Zofia Wichłacz, Andrzej Konopka, Sascha Ley, Tom Burke, Rhianne Barreto, Aaron Quinn Long

Language: Polish and English with Czech and English subtitles

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