Audio: Czech, German, Ukrainian | Subtitles: CZ, GER
The screening will be followed by a discussion with director Šárka Leinweberová, whose film When the Clouds Move (Wenn sich die Wolken bewegen) is part of the programme, and cinematographer Tim Pfautzsch, who worked on Dying Unnoticed (Unbemerkt verstorben).
The discussion will be moderated by Vojtěch Strakatý, who studied directing and screenwriting at FAMO in Písek. His feature debut After Party had its world premiere at the Venice International Film Festival in 2024. His second feature, The Other Side of Summer, premiered in the Proxima competition at the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival in 2025.
By attending the event, visitors give permission to have their person photographed and audiovisually recorded for the promotional purposes of the KineDok project.

This year’s Feinkošt showcases seven fresh and distinctive short films from Czechia and Germany. With bold ideas and original perspectives, they take on some of the issues shaping our world today – in ways that are creative, engaging and accessible to a wide audience. Age restriction: 16+
Goethe-Institut Czechia is the Prague branch of the Goethe-Institut’s worldwide network. It is located on Masarykovo nábřeží in Prague’s New Town, near the National Theatre. The institute offers German language courses, professional development programmes for teachers and internationally recognised language examinations. It also organises free cultural events, including literary readings and film screenings.
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