The film brings riveting stories of three women of different ages who are at different stages of alcohol addiction. Dorota, a forty-year-old, is a successful prosecutor who, in her words, drinks not to go crazy. Another of the heroines, acclaimed surgeon Teresa, has lost her family because of her  drinking and has only her work in hospital left. The student Magda loves wild parties, and since her studies go well and she has a good job, no one blames her. But then comes a moment when she loses ground and tragedy ensues.

Director: Kinga Dębska (2018, 88 minutes, Polish with English and Czech subtitles)

Admission: 100 CZK (tickets can be bought at the door half an hour before the screening or at the ticket office of the Scala cinema)

Meeting Brno Open Air Cinema
We’d like to invite you to an open-air cinema for a series of three films that provide an artistically designed meeting with three countries with which we share a similar historical experience of the post-war period. We will show films reflecting the present times in the former East Germany, Hungary and Poland.

A young man arrives in a small town of Tűzkő just because his grandfather has bequeathed him some land and a dilapidated house. A frustrated, timid, defensive thirty-year-old hasn’t yet found his place in life. This time however, he decides to face all the conflicts that await him in the new region. The toughest Hungarian film of the recent years.

Director: Márk Kostyál (2017, 126 minutes, Hungarian with English and Czech subtitles)

Admission: 100 CZK (tickets can be bought at the door half an hour before the screening or at the ticket office of the Scala cinema).

Meeting Brno Open Air Cinema
We’d like to invite you to an open-air cinema for a series of three films that provide an artistically designed meeting with three countries with which we share a similar historical experience of the post-war period. We will show films reflecting the present times in the former East Germany, Hungary and Poland.

Christian is a fighter and a man with a dubious past who reminds of a pit bull by his appearance. One stage of his life is over, he begins the next one as a helper in a warehouse somewhere in the former East Germany, where his most brilliant perspective is the opportunity  to operate a forklift. For someone who hardly manages their own life and survives at the bottom of the social ladder, even this is a big challenge. During one of his breaks, Christian meets the cheeky and charming Marion from the delicatessen department. Love Between the Shelves is a fragile, civil and realistic romance from a place where one can’t even see the sky.

Director: Thomas Stuber (2018, 125 minutes, German with Czech subtitles)

Admission: 100 CZK (tickets can be bought at the door half an hour before the screening or at the ticket office of the Scala cinema).

Meeting Brno Open Air Cinema
We’d like to invite you to an open-air cinema for a series of three films that provide an artistically designed meeting with three countries with which we share a similar historical experience of the post-war period. We will show films reflecting the present times in the former East Germany, Hungary and Poland.