30th Days of European Film

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Cinema program

Whale Nation

Sisters

A Cat's Life

Triangle of Sadness

Partners

Sisters

Masas

2022 104 min.

Two sisters, Anastasia and Diana, live in a Latvian orphanage. When they learn that a family from the United States will adopt them, the girls have opposite reactions: Diana can't wait, but Anastasia suddenly doesn't want to leave home. In addition, their biological mother Alla appears in such a situation.

Sections: First time

Country: Latvia / Italy

Directed by: Linda Olte

Starring: Emma Skirmante, Gerda Aljena, Katrina Kreslina, Iveta Pole, Elita Kļaviņa, Victoria J. Mayers, Derwayne Mcbayne, Bella Alexandras

Language: Latvian / English with English and Czech subtitles

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Triangle of Sadness

2022 149 min.

Influencer Yaya takes her boyfriend Carl on a reconciliation cruise on a luxury yacht. In the British satirical comedy, director Ruben Östlund deals with the world of social networks, with those intoxicated with power and, above all, with the influence of social roles on human society.

The film competes for the LUX Audience Award. You can rate it until 12.6.2023 here: luxaward.eu/cs/

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Sections: LUX Audience Award

Country: Sweden / France / Great Britain / Germany

Directed by: Ruben Östlund

Starring: Harris Dickinson, Charlbi Dean, Zlatko Burić, Woody Harrelson, Dolly De Leon, Vicki Berlin, Henrik Dorsin, Iris Berben

Language: English with Czech subtitles

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ON ONE BOAT?

21.04. 7 p.m.

Prague - Lucerna

21.04. 7 p.m.

Ostrava - Minikino

30.04. 7:30 p.m.

Boskovice - Panorama

26.04. 7 p.m.

Vrchlabí - Kino Střelnice

The hit Triangle of Sadness will be followed by an extensive discussion about topics arising from the film itself: social roles, power, the state, and changes of Czech and European society. The talk will take place on 21.4. After the film screening in the Lucerna cinema in Prague and the recording of the discussion will be available for viewing after further screenings of this film in the other festival cities.

The debate will be attended by philosopher Anna Hogenová and sociologist Martin Tremčinský, moderated by Michael Rozsypal.

The Office of the European Parliament organizes the screening as part of the 'LUX Film Days' of the European Parliament and the European Film Academy.

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