Edison film center and café opening in central Prague

The new cinema, located in the city center, promises screenings of quality films as well as coffee and cocktails

Katrina Modrá

Written by Katrina Modrá Published on 28.05.2019 13:32:18 (updated on 28.05.2019) Reading time: 1 minute

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The Edison Filmhub will open in Prague on June 1. The new cinema, located in the city center, just a few steps from Jindřišská Tower, promises screenings of quality films and followed by discussion, as well as coffee and cocktails.

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According to Director of Film Europe Ivan Hronec: “EDISON caters to a cultural audience that wants something more and needs help in the form of a quality movie map. It offers a curatorial selection of films, debates on topics, and context.”

Edison Filmhub is located in a functionalist building, featuring state-of-the-art projection equipment, comfortable armchairs, and a design café. It is the very first cinema that opens not only as a traditional cinema but also a video-on-demand platform, or “virtual video rental,” says Hronec.

The Edison transformer station, where the cinema is located, is a significant functionalist building. In 1930 it was supplemented by one of the first kinetic sculptures in Czechoslovakia by sculptor Zdeněk Pešánek. The sculpture itself has not been preserved, but its image sets the tone for the interior of Edison Café.

For English speakers, the venue will host the Film is Great British film series (from June 10-16), which will feature six premiere titles and ten other films from Great Britain and Northern Ireland. Movie screenings will be complemented by a selection of dozens of other online films, available for streaming.

For the full program visit www.edisonfilmhub.cz.

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