Karel Zeman on Visualizing Famous Children Literaries
Karel Zeman, a Czech director and a pioneer of animation in film, is well-known as a creator of 20th century’s
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Animal cruelty through selfies and tourism in Prague
Walking around the streets of Prague can make you think you are in a travel machine. The autumn colors, the
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More Than Words: A non-Czech Understanding of Czech Cinema
Not understanding a language at all can be quite frustrating. So to challenge myself even more, I have decided to
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The Dangers of Indifference
The right to choose is a fundamental human right. Arguably, this is being restricted due to the fact that certain
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Review: Occupation 1968
Occupation 1968 is a documentary about the occupation as the occupants see it. The 21st August 2018 marked the 50th
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Mucha’s work: where does art stop and commercialisation begin?
Perhaps one of the most renowned figures in Czech history, painter Alphonse Mucha (1860-1939) lived a lengthy life fulfilling his
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Behind the mask: Prague’s Museum of Communism
Prague’s Museum of Communism offers an engaging, if not slightly monotonous, look at communism in Czechoslovakia. Moving through its political
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When liberty was lost
50 years ago Soviet soldiers invaded Czechoslovakia and stopped the country on its way to a liberal communist state. Tanks
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Think Manager, Think Male? Think Again
According to the latest Rainbow Index by Rainbow Europe, the Czech Republic is one of the most progressive and liberal
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“It is the biggest event of summertime in Prague” said the organizer of Prague Pride Association
The Prague Pride Festival happens every year since 2011, the festival was the main reason why the Prague Pride association
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