Culture
-
Michal Tučný – a Czech country music legend
This week’s Sunday Music show is devoted to the king of Czech country music Michal Tučný who recorded over two dozen albums and packed concert halls around the country…
-
Nature & wildlife photographer Václav Šilha
Václav Šilha is one of the Czech Republic’s best-known nature and wildlife photographers, whose work has been published in National Geographic Magazine and BBC Wildlife…
-
Czech coffee houses join celebrations of World Poetry Day
Twelve coffee houses in the Czech Republic will join celebrations of World Poetry Day on Saturday with a special offer: visitors will be able to pay for their coffee with…
-
Piped poetry makes world debut in Prague
People passing by náměstí Míru in Prague these days may have come across a strange pipe-like structure protruding from the ground. Though it looks like it might have been…
-
People love having their stories heard, says acclaimed documentary maker Kim Longinotto
Kim Longinotto’s Dreamcatcher is a compelling documentary centred on the remarkable Brenda Myers-Powell. A former prostitute and drug addict, she now runs a foundation…
-
Songs about love, sex and rabbits
With spring just around the corner, this edition of Sunday Music features songs about love and sex. And rabbits. You’ll hear music from Lucie Bílá, Michal Hrůza, the great…
-
Jiří Pehe and a novel that pits angels against the isms of our age
Ivan Klíma described the 2009 novel Three Faces of an Angel by Jiří Pehe as one of the most outstanding Czech novels since the fall of communism. The book is not only an…
-
Designer and animator Václav Krbůšek on web design, microsites and the popular game Pussy Walk
Václav Krbůšek is a well-known designer and animator behind a number of highly successful web campaigns and microsites. Most recently, he made headlines as a member of a…
-
Around the world in 114 documentaries
Hip hop seniors from New Zealand, Korea’s keyboard-wielding e-Sports stars and the fabulist who “legitimised” the Iraq war. These were just some of the huge range of…
-
Febiofest takes up cause of jailed Ukrainian director
One of the biggest Czech film festivals, Febiofest, which is to kick off in Prague next week, has officially joined the campaign to release Oleg Sentsov, a Ukrainian…
-
Study traces Czech comics’ evolution from lowbrow to respected medium
For years, comics was considered a lowbrow genre and was neglected or even banned during the Communist years. Recently, however, the situation has changed with new…
-
Look of Silence takes debate on ‘60s slaughter in Indonesia to new level, says producer of One…
Joshua Oppenheimer’s 2012 film The Act of Killing is a portrait of now elderly members of mid-1960s Indonesian death squads who boast openly about their unspeakable…
Pages
- « první
- ‹ předchozí
- …
- 193
- 194
- 195
- 196
- 197
- 198
- 199
- 200
- 201
- …
- následující ›
- poslední »