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Kino Mat
A former film and TV studio’s private screening room (there are only 40 seats), Kino Mat is now a hip arthouse cinema where film buffs sip espressos in the celluloid-decorated downstairs bar while discussing the use of visual metaphor in Citizen Kane. The programme includes the latest Czech films (with English subtitles) and the latest European films (with Czech ones).
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Kino Světozor
The Světozor is the only central Prague cinema for European art movies, cult documentaries and mainstream and nonmainstream hits, with an emphasis on classic cinema and art-house films screened in their original language – everything from Battleship Potemkin and Casablanca to Annie Hall and Motorcycle Diaries.
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Bio Oko
This repertory cinema shows a varied program of underground films, selections from film festivals, documentaries, big-budget movies, and classics from around the world. Most films are shown in the original language (not necessarily English), with Czech subtitles. Check the website for the latest film showings.
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Kino Aero
The Aero is Prague’s best-loved arthouse cinema, with themed programmes, retrospectives and unusual films, often in English or with English subtitles. This is the place to catch reruns of classics from Smrt v Benátkách (Death in Venice) to Život Briana (The Life of Brian).
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Palace Cinemas
Housed in the posh Slovanský dům shopping centre, this is central Prague’s main popcorn palace – a modern 10-screen multiplex showing first-run Hollywood films (mostly in English).
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Palace Cinemas
Housed in the Nový Smíchov shopping centre, this modern 12-screen multiplex shows first-run Hollywood films (mostly in English).
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