02.02.2015 Czech Febiofest film festival to create film restaurant
Tickets to these films will include entry into the restaurant built in the Prague-Barrandov film studios, the screenings and a menu of several courses. They will cost 1500 crowns and will be available one month ahead of the festival.
Programme director Stefan Uhrik said U.S. actress Kim Novak, 81, who has Czech roots and whose visit to Febiofest was announced previously, will exhibit her paintings in Prague´s Strahov Monastery.
Programme director Stefan Uhrik said U.S. actress Kim Novak, 81, who has Czech roots and whose visit to Febiofest was announced previously, will exhibit her paintings in Prague´s Strahov Monastery.
| Further guests will include John Madden, director of the Oscar-winning Shakespeare in Love, Jerome Krabbe, who played in the Bond film The Living Daylights, and Italian star Alba Rohrwacher. "Novak, known not only from Hitchcock´s thriller Vertigo, and Madden will be presented with the Kristian prize for contribution to world cinematography," Uhrik said. The Oscar nominations, Still Alice with Julianne Moore, the musical Into the Woods with John Depp and Meryl Streep and films Foxcatcher, Mr. Turner and Song of the Sea will be pre-premiered at Febiofest. Czech cinematography will be represented in the New Europe section by the Czech-German film Schmitke by young director Stepan Altrichter living in Berlin. The film had its world premiere at the festival in Busan, South Korea, and it won the best debut award in Cottbus, Germany. Selected films will be shown in 14 Czech towns from March 30 until April 17. ($1=24.585 crowns) |
