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30th Made in Prague Festival

The 30th Made in Prague Festival celebrates three decades of bringing the best of Czech culture to audiences across the UK. This year’s film programme spans the golden era of Czechoslovak cinema and the distinctive voices shaping Czech filmmaking today, from a season of New Wave classics at The Garden Cinema to the UK premiere of the newly restored Valerie and Her Week of Wonders at BFI Southbank, and a selection of contemporary films.

Regent Street Cinema will host two brand new Czech comedies. Little Thief is a mischievous Czech Western set in South Moravia during the pandemic, while Changes, a Prague-set comedy directed by David Ondříček, will serve as the Closing Gala of the 30th Made in Prague Festival. Ondříček’s Zátopek was a hit with audiences at the 25th Made in Prague Festival, making his return to the festival particularly fitting.

The 30th Made in Prague Festival (September – November 2026) is organised by the Czech Centre London.


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Every Tuesday, you get to choose: pay £6, £8 or £10 for any ticket, any film, any time.

Showtimes

Regent Street Cinema

Saturday, October 31, 2026

Fatherland
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The Masque of the Red Death

Sunday, November 1, 2026

Fatherland
Wicker
UK Premiere: Ann Wilson: In My Voice + Q&A with Director Barbara Jean Hall

Monday, November 2, 2026

Cat On A Hot Tin Roof + LIve Organ

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Poster Carousel Greatest Showman - Joram - London Indian Film Festival - A Christmas Carol - Pocket Full of Miracles - A Christmas Carol - Kenndy - The Creator - National Theatre Live: Romeo & Juliet - Dance First - The Promised Land - The Black Cat - Chocolat - French Film School Visit - Monster - Julius Caesar - User reviews IMDbPro Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story - Super/Man: The Christopher Reeve Story - London Indian Film Festival - 27 Jun - London Indian Film Festival - 2 July - London Indian Film Festival - 4 July - The Conversation 4k Restoration - Dance Revolutionaries - Arcadian - The Ladykillers + Live Organ - Whisky Galore! - The Terminator - 4K Restoration - 40th Anniversary) - Carrie - Brothers - Nightbitch - Hard Truths - Small Things Like These - Saturday Night - Maria - Overlord - The Sacred Kingdom - Dead Reckoning - GLORIA! - The Colors Within - Se7en (30th Anniversary) - Luther: Never Too Much - Demon Slayer: Kimetsu No Yaiba Infinity Castle - La Cocina - The Friend - Private Life of Henry VIII - Double Indemnity (1944) - Brokeback mountatin - Ghost (35th Anniversary) - Hidden (Rerelease) - Apocalypse Now: The Final Cut - Roger Waters - This Is Not a Drill (The Movie) - Bat Out Of Hell - The Musical - Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies - This Is Spinal Tap The Golden 41st Anniversary - Emergency Alerts Test 2025 - Him - Back To The Future 40th Anniversary - It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley - Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair - The Death Of Robin Hood - The General (100th Anniversary) with Paul Merton and Live Organ Accompaniment by Donald MacKenzie - Blow-Up - The Graduate - Scarface - Thelma & Louise - The Shawshank Redemption - The Piano - Bringing Up Baby - Dune: Part Three - Mother Mary - BTS World Tour ‘Arirang’ In Goyang: Live Viewing - - https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0039431/ - The imitation game, Pride Season - The Birdcage, Pride Season - Carol, Pride Season - Tangerine, Pride Season - Mulholland Drive, Pride Season - Moulin Rouge - Monkey Business - The Dog Stars - An American in Paris - Odd Man Out - The Bridge On The River Kwai - Sapphire - Road House - Michael - 525:The Unstoppable Eddy Merckx - Savage House - National Theatre Live: Les Liaisons Dangereuses - Bad Apples - Primetime - Ink - UK Premiere: Ann Wilson: In My Voice + Q&A with Director Barbara Jean Hall - UK Premiere: The Magic of It All - The Story of Strawbs + Q&A with director & Derek "Blue" Weaver - London Baltic Film Festival: Morten (UK premiere) - London Baltic Film Festival: Kingpins (UK premiere) - London Baltic Film Festival: How to Divorce During the War (UK premiere) - Little Thief + Q&A with director Ondřej Hudeček and actor Václav Neužil - Cat On A Hot Tin Roof + LIve Organ - 42nd Street - Prima Facie - National Velvet - Ulya - Street Fighter - Turn Up Film Festival - Short Film Competition Part 1 + Q&A - Turn Up Film Festival - Short Film Competition Part 2 + Q&A - Turn Up Film Festival - Short Film Competition Part 3 + Q&A - Turn Up Film Festival -Short Film Competition Part 4 + Q&A - Turn Up Film Festival - Short Film Competition Part 5 + Q&A - Turn Up Film Festival - Short Film Competition Part 6 + Q&A - Closing Gala: Changes + Q&A with director David Ondříček and actors Martha Issová and Jaroslav Plesl - Klara And The Sun - Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? - MUBI Notebook Presents: Eve’s Bayou + Panel

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