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The most terrifying video game of all time is returning to the big screen, Silent Hill's iconic monsters are coming to life again.

The film adaptation of the cult horror franchise is back! The highly anticipated return to the post-apocalyptic hell and the labyrinth of one's own nightmares will be even more terrifying and tormenting. When James receives a mysterious letter from his lost love Mary, he is drawn back to Silent Hill. The town as they both knew it has changed. It has fallen into darkness. Thus, James must confront not only iconic creatures in his search for Mary but also his own demons, which drives him to the brink of madness. Fear and death are omnipresent. The thought of losing the love of his life is even more horrifying. The film adaptation of the second installment of the Silent Hill game series, which Time magazine ranked among the top 100 video games of all time, will be in Czech cinemas from January 22, 2026, with the subtitle Nightmares.

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ROOM at the City Theatre of Mladá Boleslav or Who longs for eternal peace and why?

The Municipal Theater of Mladá Boleslav premiered last week (December 12, 2025) an original play by Kateřina Krobová and Vanda Hybnerová titled "Pokoj" (Room). It is a reality show in which personalities from Czech history compete for erasure from our shared hard drive and ignite a heated debate about who deserves that eternal peace.

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CLAM-GALLAS PALACE

The massive building of the Clam-Gallas Palace in Husova Street in Prague’s Old Town lies at the crossroads of the important medieval link between Prague Castle and the center of the Old Town, also called the Royal Route, and the ancient road leading to Vyšehrad.

DAVID ČERNÝ: PERMANENT EXHIBITION OF SELECTED WORKS

The permanent exhibition at the Musoleum Gallery features some of the most famous works by David Černý. The space, covering 1,200 square meters and spread over five floors, is filled with the latest pieces, but it also takes visitors back to the beginnings of the artist‘s work. Among the artworks, visitors will find installations that the public has never seen before, as well as displayed designs and architectural projects.

The film "9 Million Colors" about the friendship between a carnivorous shrimp and a blind fish has traveled the world and will be shown for the first time in the Czech Republic with a concert by Floex Ensemble.

An animated underwater musical with 9 million colors, created in a Czech-Norwegian-German co-production, will be presented for the first time in the Czech Republic as part of a special premiere combined with a concert by Floex Ensemble. The talented composer, producer, and clarinetist Tomáš Dvořák, aka Floex, is the author of the music for this first Czech wordless musical. It tells the story of a blind fish named Milva and a fearless carnivorous shrimp named Fran, who mercilessly chops everything that comes her way under the ocean's surface – crabs, turtles, and large fish. Until she meets Milva... The film, directed by Bára Anna Stejskalová, has already toured sixteen international festivals before its release in the Czech Republic, including the prestigious one in Annecy, where it was screened at the opening.

Nuremberg: Rami Malek and Russell Crowe in a psychological duel set against the backdrop of a trial that changed the course of justice.

The thrilling historical drama Nuremberg brings to the screen one of the most significant trials of the 20th century through the eyes of a young American psychiatrist who finds himself face to face with Nazi leaders led by Hermann Göring. The star-studded film featuring Russell Crowe, Rami Malek, and Michael Shannon follows not only the fight for justice but also a dangerously fascinating encounter with a man trying to "argue away" his own guilt from history. The film, which aims to become one of the most discussed films at the beginning of next year, will be released in Czech cinemas on January 15, 2026, distributed by Falcon.

QUEENIE has announced a summer tour in 2026! Fans can look forward to a musical summer full of energy and legendary hits.

It has become a tradition that fans look forward to every year. The band QUEENIE, one of the best tribute bands in the world, has announced its summer tour for 2026. Following the successes of this year, the band will return to stages in the Czech Republic and Moravia with a new concert program that will once again revive the legacy of the legendary group Queen and Freddie Mercury.

World ballet in Prague! Stars from Paris, Berlin, and New York will perform at the first international ballet festival PRAGUE ON POINT.

The world ballet elite is heading to Prague. The new international festival PRAGUE ON POINT, which will take place from June to October 2026, will offer two grand gala evenings at the Karlín Music Theatre, the Prague premiere of the production Kafka: The Trial, summer masterclasses at the State Opera, and a final autumn premiere of a new choreography. The festival, founded by internationally recognized choreographer Jiří Bubeníček, has just started ticket sales.

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Home Alone with a live orchestra at O2 Universe?

Experience your favorite movie like never before! Home Alone in Concert is coming to the Czech Republic for the first time! Get ready for a unique experience. The film will be screened on a big screen with Czech dubbing and the iconic music of John Williams – live performed by the Prague Pop Symphonics symphony orchestra and choir.

Lenka Graf and her Czech Christmas marked by concerts

While others slowly start moving Christmas decorations from the basement, soprano Lenka Graf traditionally packs her bags and flies in from sunny Florida at the beginning of Advent to her beloved traditional Czech Christmas. She claims she cannot imagine the end of the year without them. This elegant lady with the charm of an opera diva, who bridges the worlds of classical and pop music, is preparing three Advent concerts this year.

Detective Benoit Blanc is back. Netflix has released the first trailer for the sequel to Knives Out.

Netflix today unveiled the first official trailer for the upcoming sequel to the successful detective film Knives Out. Fans can look forward to the return of the charismatic detective Benoit Blanc, played by Daniel Craig, on December 12. The new installment, titled Knives Out: The Awakening of the Dead Man, will feature a star-studded cast, including Josh O’Connor, Glenn Close, Mila Kunis, and Jeremy Renner. The director and screenwriter is once again Rian Johnson, who was also involved in the two previous successful films in the series.

THE UNIVERSE OF JOHN WILLIAMS

The World Christmas Concert of the film music genius John Williams returns to the Czech Republic after last year's success! Original compositions created for the Indiana Jones and Harry Potter films will once again resonate in Prague's O2 Universe.

The female band Vesna announced their dream concert at Fórum Karlín, which will take place on October 22, 2026.

Vesna recently held their last concert and announced to fans that they will not be performing in Prague for at least a year. The reason for this break is the preparation for their largest concert yet at Forum Karlín. The all-female band Vesna, which gained international fame with the Eurovision hit "My Sister's Crown" and won the hearts of fans in the Czech Republic with the single "Moravo," has decided to take another milestone in their career. This decision was primarily driven by fans, who sold out the nationwide tour "Muzika Slavica" two times in a row.

Inspirational meeting with art for children and adults at Villa Pellé: creative workshops and guided tours of Kristína Mésároš's exhibition PRODIGY.

The successful Prague debut of Slovak painter Kristína Mésároš continues at the Villa Pellé Gallery – the exhibition PRODIGY. The best of the artist's latest work, who is one of the prominent figures of the contemporary Central European scene, will be on display until January 11. The exhibition includes an attractive accompanying program – a creative workshop for children and guided tours with Kristína Mésároš and the exhibition curator Petr Vaňous.
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