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SUMMARY:Better Go Mad in the Wild + Q&A with director Miro Remo
DESCRIPTION:Deep in the Šumava Mountains\, identical twins František and Ondřej have created a life far from the gaze of society. On their ramshackle farm\, they tend to their animals\, swim in forest lakes\, compose poetry\, drink\, philosophise and bicker – before making up and starting all over again. But beneath their eccentric routines lie two very different spirits: František dreams of freedom and adventure\, while Ondřej longs for the comfort of the familiar. As their unbreakable bond is put to the test\, their unconventional world becomes a funny and moving reflection on brotherhood\, solitude and the desire to live life on your own terms. Remo playfully blurs the line between reality and fairy tale\, mixing semi-staged vignettes\, striking visual tableaux\, a talking cow and plenty of anarchic humour. Warm\, eccentric and full of surprises\, Better Go Mad in the Wild is a wonderfully offbeat celebration of two charismatic outsiders who have created their own way of seeing – and living – in the world.\n\nMiro Remo\, Czech Republic\, Slovakia 2025\, 84´\, English subtitles\n\n \n\n2025 Crystal Globe Winner at the Karlovy Vary Film Festival\n\nPresented at IDFA – Best of Fests\,\n\nCzech Lions: Best Cinematography\, Best Editing\, Best Documentary Film\n\n“Sprightly\, warm\, and endearing portraiture … conjuring little moments of magic by slowing down for long enough to notice all the details of two born outsiders who turned nature into their own private sanctuary.” – RogerEbert.com\n\nVariety’s Guy Lodge shared the love for the film\, calling it a “poignant\, permanent imprint of lives largely lived far outside the gaze of society and the authorities.”\n\nLondon Premiere organised in collaboration with Tributary Releasing\, UK distributor of the film.\n\nThis event is a part of the 30th Made in Prague Festival organised by Czech Centre London.
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/better-go-mad-in-the-wild-qa-with-director-miro-remo/
LOCATION:The Garden Cinema\, London\, 39-41 Parker St.\, London\, London\, WC2B 5PQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Talks
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SUMMARY:Little Thief + Q&A with director Ondřej Hudeček and actor Václav Neužil
DESCRIPTION:UK Premiere\n\nFresh out of prison\, good-hearted small-time thief Lupyn returns to his hometown in South Moravia\, only to find the world turned upside down by the pandemic. With businesses struggling and the usual rules seemingly suspended\, his particular talents suddenly offer an unlikely way to help those around him. But when Lupyn’s plans bring him into the orbit of local crime boss Asasín and corrupt policeman Čeněk (wonderfully played by Václav Neužil) – who happens to be dating Lupyn’s mother- things quickly become more complicated than he bargained for.\n\nThis feature debut from Sundance-winning director Ondřej Hudeček is a sharp and wonderfully earthy mix of black comedy\, crime and satire. Steeped in local dialect\, characters and atmosphere\, it puts a distinctly Czech spin on the classic heist comedy\, delivering a mischievous ‘Covid Western ‘ where the boundaries between right and wrong become increasingly blurred.\n\nOndřej Hudeček\, Czech Republic 2026\, 118‘\, English subtitles\nCast: Matyáš Řezníček\, Václav Neužil\, Stanislav Majer\, Denisa Barešová \, Eva Vrbková \n\n“A love letter to a heist  comedy” Ondřej Hudeček\n\nThis event is part of the 30th Made in Prague Festival organised by Czech Centre London
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/little-thief-qa-with-director-ondrej-hudecek-and-actor-vaclav-neuzil/
LOCATION:Regent Street Cinema\, 309 Regent St\, London\, W1B 2UW\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Film,Talks
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SUMMARY:Greece’s Gender Divide: Femicide Through the Lens
DESCRIPTION:How do films and the media shape our understanding of violence against women and what does it distract us from? This all-female panel brings together former Judge Betty Iliadou\, Dr. Tonia Kazakopoulou and Dr. Afroditi Koulaxi to examine how coverage of femicide\, centered on victimanhood and emotional spectacle\, can distract from political and legislative failures and even shape judicial verdicts.\n\nThe discussion is grounded in two emblematic Greek films recently screened at The Garden Cinema as part of their ongoing Greek Salad film strand: Mihalis Cacoyannis’ Stella (1955)\, whose heroine defies misogynist convention even as the film remains shaped by the male gaze\, and Tonia Marketaki’s John the Violent (1973)\, which uses a real-life murder as a springboard for a feminist inquiry that feels startlingly radical decades on.\n\nUsing excerpts from both films as a starting point for their conversation\, our speakers ask how the moral codes of the 1950s and 60s still echo today\, touching on gender inequality\, patriarchy\, and the ways violence against women continues to be justified.\n\n\n\nThis event builds on our 2025 event\, Greece’s Gender Divide: Unmasking the Crisis of Femicides. \n \nThe Q&A is moderated by Erifili Missiou\, Filmmaker and Head Curator & Programmer at The Garden Cinema\, London. \nPresented in collaboration with The Garden Cinema.
URL:https://euniclondon.org/event/greeces-gender-divide-femicide-through-the-lens/
LOCATION:The Hellenic Centre\, 16-18 Paddington St \, London\, W1U 5AS\, United Kingdom
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