Kino Ponrepo
Kino Ponrepo is the cinema of the Czech National Film Archive, screening classic and contemporary world cinema from film prints.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
Kino Ponrepo is the cinema of the National Film Archive (Národní filmový archiv). It presents films that cannot be seen elsewhere, screening key works and rarities of world cinema from film prints, both classic and contemporary. Its programming covers feature, documentary, experimental, silent and student films, and it presents films in context, accompanying silent films with live music (piano and electronics). It also holds exhibitions in the foyer, special screenings, premieres and book launches. David Havas is the head of Kino Ponrepo.
History
Kino Ponrepo is the cinema of the National Film Archive (Národní filmový archiv). It screens films that cannot be seen elsewhere, presenting key works and rarities of world cinema from film prints, both classic and contemporary. Its dramaturgy covers key works of cinematography as well as rarities, including feature, documentary, experimental, silent and student films. At Ponrepo, films are presented in context, silent films are accompanied by live music (piano and electronics), and films are carefully selected. The cinema also holds exhibitions in the foyer, special screenings, premieres and book launches. David Havas, head of Kino Ponrepo, describes it as a curated space that wants to surprise, screening films audiences often did not know they wanted to see.
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A curated cinema space of the National Film Archive that aims to surprise, screening films audiences often did not know they wanted to see.
Product categories. film screenings · film cycles · exhibitions in the foyer · special screenings · premieres · book launches
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