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   Jan 10, 2023 · Aero. Aero has one screen showing art and new release films (both Czech and international) as well as documentaries or films part of various film festivals. There is a bar available before the shows. Location: Biscupcova Street 31, Prague 3, Tram stop called Biskupcova and trams 5, 9, 10, 16,19.

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   Trending. Schedule and tickets to the best movies in Prague, Cinema Svetozor, Kino Ponrepo, Edison Filmhub, Atlas Cinema. Complete overview for October 2024 and more. Find info where to go in Prague and tickets on GoOut.

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   Mar 9, 2023 · Years ago, you needed to be a member to go there, but that is no longer the case. Two cinemas downtown that also have the occasional festival or English-friendly film are Evald and MAT. They often can sell out due to their size. MAT currently has an ongoing series of ballet and opera from the U.K. Advertisement.

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   5 days ago · The data controller of your personal data in accordance with the applicable legal regulation, mainly with Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data, and repealing Directive 95/46/EC, is Cinema City Czech s.r.o.

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   Nov 23, 2015 · The pioneer of Czech cinema was Jan Krizenecky, who made 3 American style comedies shown in 1898. Jan Krizenecky was our first Czech filmmaker. The cinema arrived in the Czech lands of the Austro-Hungarian empire on 15 July 1896 when the Lumière Cinématographe was demonstrated by one Goldschmidt, working for the Lumière concessionary Eugène Dupont, at the Casino, Karlovy Vary.

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   Nov 10, 2021 · Still, Kino Světozor may be the Czech capital’s best option to catch the latest big release. At Wenceslas Square in the center of Prague, head to Kino Lucerna if you want to admire the venue, but Kino Světozor if you want to focus on the film. Tickets: 159 CZK. 3. Bio Oko.

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   How much does it cost to go to a Czech cinema?

   • Tickets are around 100-180 CZK depending on the cinema and the film you want to see for the independent cinemas and about 230 CZK for the commercial cinemas. These modern cinemas always have several screens and you can catch the latest Hollywood and mainstream films there (both in the original language – English and dubbed into Czech language).

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   How much does a cinema ticket cost in Prague?

   • Ticket prices can be 50-100 CZK more than independent cinemas and currently are around 230 CZK. It’s slightly cheaper when you buy your ticket online, but only by about 10 CKZ. There doesn’t seem to be any regular offer for these cinemas. This is still one of my most favourite art cinemas in Prague.

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   Where is the best cinema in Prague?

   • Kino Atlas The only cinema option in Prague’s up-and-coming Karlín district, Kino Atlas is located just around the corner from the Florenc metro on the border between Prague 1 and 8. It’s a personal favorite, and due to the high number of press screenings held at the venue, probably the cinema on this list which I’ve most often visited.

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   Are there any good Czech films?

   • So far, there have been only a few good Czech films that are worth seeing. Czech film studios at Barandov are quite known for their animated and puppet films. The pioneer of Czech cinema was Jan Krizenecky, who made 3 American style comedies shown in 1898. Jan Krizenecky was our first Czech filmmaker.

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   How many seats are in a cinema in Prague?

   • Over the years the cinema was updated many times taking it’s original capacity of over 700 down to 280 seats. It’s the only cinema in Prague where you can watch the film from a beach chair, car or various chairs that are arranged in the front of the cinema.

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   Where can you see IMAX movies in Prague?

   • Exceptions: a still-impressive IMAX screen at Cinema City Flora, and 4DX halls at Cinema City Chodov and Nový Smíchov that can turn a routine action movie into a fun amusement park ride. Honorable mentions to Kino Mat and Kino Evald in the city center, and Kino Dlabačov in Prague 6, all of which are more-than-serviceable art house locations.

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   Jul 24, 2012 · Ticket price generally isn’t a factor, but another reason to favor the art houses; expect to pay 160–230 CZK at a multiplex, and 80–120 CZK at an art house. 10. (tie) Kino Mat and Kino Evald. Kino Mat. Prague’s prototypical art house cinemas, Mat and Evald feature small (smallish – but still larger than the small theaters at Atlas and ...