32nd Days of European Film

Address: Radnická 4, Brno

Web: https://www.kinoart.cz/cs/mista/kinocitradnicka4

Phone: +420 771 135 411

The cinema is located at Radnická 4 in the premises of Galerie TIC. The hall has a capacity of 38 seats (+4 annexes) with elevation and is equipped with E-cinema technology.

Tickets can be purchased online or at the screening location. Tickets do not need to be printed.

The box office always opens 30 minutes before the start of the first performance.

Reservations can be made in person, by phone at 771 135 411 or at rezervace@kinoart.cz.

Cinema program

Flow

Straume

2024 85 min.

The world seems to be at an end, full of remnants of human presence. A cat is a solitary animal, but when its home is destroyed by a great flood, it finds refuge on a ship inhabited by various species with whom the cat must bond despite their differences.

Festivals: Cannes

The film competes for the LUX Audience Award. You can rate it until 27/4 here: luxaward-rating.

Sections: Living Planet

Country: Latvia / France / Belgium

Directed by: Gints Zilbalodis

Starring: -

Language: without words

Supported by:

04.04. 6:30 p.m.

Prague - Edison Filmhub

We invite you to a discussion after the film A Cat's Odyssey, a visually impressive animated story about journey, cooperation and survival in a changing world. This film raises questions about man's relationship with nature, the need for respect for all living beings and the necessity to adapt to changing conditions. What role do we play in nature and animals? How is climate change affecting life on Earth, and how can we help protect nature and animal rights? How will the planned changes to European Union legislation help improve developments? The moderator of the discussion will be Sabina Vosecká, and guests will include climatologist and biodiversity expert David Storch and representatives of the organization Hlas zvířat, Tereza and Robert Plicka.

The screening and discussion are held in cooperation with the Office of the European Parliament in the Czech Republic, and admission is free, just like the film.

Supported by:

05.04. 3 p.m.

Prague - Světozor

06.04. 1 p.m.

Prague - Edison Filmhub

Come with your children to the festival, you will be rewarded not only with a beautiful film experience, but both smaller and bigger children can learn a bit of film craft and maybe one day they will grow up to be skilled filmmakers. After the screenings of Flow and Living Large, together with our partners we have prepared filmmaking workshops for children. Of course, there is also a discounted admission fee.

Even though the actors of LIVING LARGE are not flesh and blood, they are lifelike! Join us after the screening to create your own heroes for the animated film. It won't be difficult and you can soon be thinking up the plot of your future film! The workshop is designed for children aged 6 to 14 years, for younger children (under 10 years) we recommend parental assistance.

Those who dream of being able to fly, of their favourite toys coming to life and dressing themselves up can make their dreams come true with the pixelation animation technique after the screening of FLOW. Every movement is photographed, and when the film starts, things and people come to life in a completely different way than in reality. Pixilation is a very fast and simple animation technique. If you don't want to get into drawing and you're not confident in painting, pixilation is for you. All you need is good ideas.

We look forward to seeing you.

The ticket can be purchased together with admission to the film for 220 CZK. HERE for Flow in Edison and HERE for Living Large in Světozor. Tickets for the film only can be purchased below...

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