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• ↓ CZECH FILM / Fall 2026
• ↓ Czech Republic sends If Pigeons Turned to Gold to vie for an Oscar
• ↓ Czech Film Springboard 2026: The new social imagination
• ↓ Czech presence at Sarajevo Film Festival
• ↓ Inbetween Worlds: Between lives, across formats
• ↓ Veronika Lišková and Petr Hátle: Crossing the nonfiction divide
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"Maty, a preschooler, would love to start first grade alongside his best friend. According to his teacher, however, he should stay in preschool for another year because he’s too wild, doesn’t listen to his mom, and has a lisp. Fortunately, his grandfather (Jaroslav Dušek) is a bit of a magical grandpa. He knows an old Indian secret that might help his grandson. He takes Maty to his cottage far from civilization and, surrounded by nature awakening in the spring, tries to prepare him for his upcoming enrollment interview. The first moments in the wilderness aren’t easy at all for a city boy, because there’s no PlayStation or TV at the cottage. Stupid Nature is the first part of a Pentalogy about functional breathing."

"A mystery-infused drama follows a burnt-out stranger as he inherits an abandoned house in a remote borderland—its soul as broken as his own. His solitude is disrupted by an encounter with the enigmatic Agnes. As he traces her path, he unearths lost rituals of the original displaced inhabitants and the forces that once protected the land from destruction. His journey mirrors a personal transformation, reflecting the healing of the wounded landscape."

"Andrej has a secret plan – to see no one, meet no one, only talk to his grandma and not climb high trees while being drunk. Then he unexpectedly encounters Miša and they start talking over a glass of Fanta. The fight for their young and tender love begins!"

"The documentary film Because I Have To evocatively captures the personality of world-renowned artist Miloš Šejn (*1947). This physical cinematic experience raises questions about the way we exist, human perception, and our relationship to nature, time, and place. In contrast to the fragmentation and chaos of today’s world, it offers viewers a space to pause—for personal meditation on the fundamental relationship with the environment in which we live. The essential depth and destiny of Šejn’s actions reflect the boundaries of madness as well as the diversity of the forms of love and knowledge of the ultimate truth—death. The unique audiovisual composition of captured performances and video art by Miloš Šejn reveals the essence of the ecstatic creative activity of one individual—rooted in the present moment and a detailed perception of the world around us. The contemplative experience of the film gives the audience the peculiar feeling of perceiving the here and now, which opens up the possibility of seeing the world in a different way than we are used to in the everyday noise of information."

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CZECH FILM / Fall 2026

Czech Republic sends If Pigeons Turned to Gold to vie for an Oscar

Czech Film Springboard 2026: The new social imagination

Czech presence at Sarajevo Film Festival

Inbetween Worlds: Between lives, across formats

Veronika Lišková and Petr Hátle: Crossing the nonfiction divide