Coming soon

Paris in the 1980s. Left to support herself and two teenagers after her husband’s departure, Elisabeth finds work on her favourite late-night radio show. When a homeless 18-year-old girl walks into the studio one day, Elisabeth invites her into her home…

15 years anniversary of City Cinema Kinodvor and its young audiences programme Kinobalon, and 100 years anniversary of Kinodvor cinema will be celebrated with a programme of short films Cinemini, accompanied by live music created by children. 

Living tells the story of a civil servant who has spent his entire working life buried under paperwork, but at the eleventh hour decides to turn his grey existence into something beautiful. This adaptation of Kurosawa’s Ikiru was written by Nobel Prize Winner Kazuo Ishiguro (The Remains of the Day). Nominated for the Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Actor.

This is a selection of six short animated stories about warm and unusual friendships, which can sometimes be put to the test. Covering a charmingly wide range of styles, the captivating works are suitable for children aged 3 and over.

“Everyone thinks I’m trying to be a boy but I’m not. I can’t, I can only be Gabi.”

In the sleepy small town of Centerville, something is not quite right. The moon hangs large and low in the sky, the hours of daylight are becoming unpredictable and the animals are exhibiting unusual behaviour: no one quite knows why…

The Croatian director, who also stars in the lead role, based this film on his own traumatic personal experience. Unfolding in a single day, the film focuses on that most pressing issue of all: saving a loved one. Winner of the Ljubljana and Sarajevo Film Festivals and recipient of the Leopard prize for the Best First Feature in Locarno.

Three eventful days of films, talks with guests, mingling and fun – all selected and prepared by the young programme team.

An archival-documentary account of Slovenia’s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender movement, as well as the associated organisations that influenced the wider social arena of ex-Yugoslavia.

In the Jura mountains, the silhouette of a boreal lynx slips through the beech and fir trees. He calls his female. This is the beginning of the story of a lynx family.

Practical joker Winfried decides to surprise his daughter with a visit. This proves to be an awkward move, because serious career woman Ines is working on an important project in Bucharest. As father and daughter reach an impasse, Winfried agrees to return home. Enter his flashy alter ego Toni Erdmann.

Models Carl and Yaya are invited on a luxury cruise with the über-rich: a Russian oligarch who made his fortune “selling shit”, a senior British arms-dealing couple and an alcoholic, Marx-quoting captain. A storm is brewing, and heavy seasickness hits the passengers during the captain’s seven-course dinner. This hilarious satire on wealth, greed, glamour and hypocrisy by provocateur Östlund earned him his second Palme d’Or.

From director Terrence Malick comes a thought-provoking film experience. A hymn to life, excavating answers to the most haunting and personal human questions through a kaleidoscope of the intimate and the cosmic, from the raw emotions of a family in a small Texas town to the wildest, infinite edges of space and time, from a boy’s loss of innocence to a man’s transforming encounters with awe, wonder and transcendence.

A Royal Affair brings us the true story of a passionate and forbidden romance that would change Denmark for ever. Set in late 18th-century Denmark, this historical drama centers on the intriguing love triangle between the mad King Christian VII, the King’s Enlightened idealist doctor and the young Queen Caroline Mathilda.