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When? Every Wednesday in July and August at 9:30 p.m.
How much does a ticket cost? A single admission is CZK 270
What about DOX Club members? 20% discount, categories Supporter and Patron have free entry
How to buy a ticket? Tickets can be purchased online, during opening hours at the DOX box office (Poupětova 1) and on the day of the screening from 8 pm to 9.30 pm at the DOX+ box office (Poupětova 3).
What if it rains? In case of bad weather, the screening will be cancelled. We will refund your money if the screening has not started yet.
In what language? Films are shown in the original language with Czech subtitles.
The DOX+ terrace and bar will be open before the screening from 8pm.
Full summer cinema programme here.
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Poupětova 3 – DOX+ entrance
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DOX and the Ponrepo Cinema invite you to a series of summer movie nights under the stars and in the universe of David Lynch with Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me.
The screening will be introduced by film critic and theorist Štěpánka Zapata.
Audiences waited twenty-five years for the third series of the show by David Lynch and Mark Frost. We now know that the eighteen-hour opus was ultimately Lynch’s final masterpiece. But let’s go back to the 1990s. After a dispute with the TV network ABC, Lynch gave the second series a shocking and terrifying open ending. Breaking his ties with ABC meant more creative freedom for Lynch, but he would go on to surprise even his most loyal fans.
This feature-length theatrical film focuses on the now intimately familiar story of the fallen angel Laura Palmer (played magnificently by Sheryl Lee). In this prequel, which was revolutionary for its time, Lynch follows the ill-fated diva on a cocaine-fuelled ride through hell, from which not even David Bowie – in an unforgettable cameo as Agent Phillip Jeffries – can save her. Unfortunately, Lynch and Bowie were unable to follow up on this collaboration in the final series of the acclaimed show, but the legendary musician’s participation ultimately left an unexpected mark on the canon of the fictional world of Twin Peaks.
director: David Lynch
starring: Sheryl Lee, Ray Wise, Chris Isaak, Kyle MacLachlan, David Bowie
USA, 1992 / 135 min.
Film is shown in the original English language with Czech subtitles.
Each ticket comes with a small bottle of ice-cold Pilsner Urquell (valid for visitors over 18 years of age).
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DOX Summer Cinema – David Lynch Season
DOX and the Ponrepo Cinema invite you to a series of summer movie nights under the stars and in the unfathomable, mysterious, and deeply captivating universe of David Lynch. High-quality headphone sound, views of the Gulliver Airship, and refreshing summer drinks and nine screenings.
Sunset Boulevard
A fraught tale of artistic ego is set in the now forgotten but mythical world of Hollywood studios, which never ceased to fascinate David Lynch. The movie is screened in the DOX Summer Cinema on the terrace of DOX+.
Lost Highway – SOLD OUT
David Lynch's dreamlike work mixes an abstract plane with references to the most idiosyncratic noir films. The movie is screened in the DOX Summer Cinema on the terrace of DOX+.
8½
An award-winning existential comedy drama by the much admired Italian director Federico Fellini. The movie is screened in the DOX Summer Cinema on the terrace of DOX+.
Twin Peaks: Fire Walk with Me
A feature-length theatrical film dedicated to the seemingly familiar story of the fallen angel from Twin Peaks. In this revolutionary prequel for its time, Lynch follows the ill-fated diva on a cocaine-fuelled ride through hell. The movie is screened in the DOX Summer Cinema on the terrace of DOX+.
Lolita
A cinematic treatment of Vladimir Nabokov's famous novel, in which the obsessive roots of David Lynch's paternal yet infantile incestuous parental figures are confronted with absurdly comic and terrifyingly demonic messengers of absolute evil. The movie is screened in the DOX Summer Cinema on the terrace of DOX+.
Blue Velvet
The dark film, which smacks of sex, drugs, and ’60s suburbia, is at times a coming-of-age flick, at times a noir whodunit, and for the most part an undeniably and unexpectedly violent thriller. The movie is screened in the DOX Summer Cinema on the terrace of DOX+.
Persona
From Ibsen, Pirandello and Vertov to Bergman's contemporaries and everything we affectionately refer to as ‘Lynchian’, films full of doubles, repressed sexual tension and the schizophrenic nature of the acting profession. The movie is screened in the DOX Summer Cinema on the terrace of DOX+.
