In May we celebrate Victory day. A public holiday commemorating the end of World War II. On this occasion, the organizers of Some like it Czech, the project that aims to initiate the international audience to Czech culture and history, decided to open a slightly darker chapter of Czechoslovakia's past. An immense despair that followed after a great Czechian heroism. In 1942 Nazis burned down to the ground a village called Lidice as a revenge for assassination of one of the most powerful men in Hitler's inner circle.
Come to cinema Aero on 18th of May to watch a historical movie LIDICE (2011) and find out more about the tragedy that shook the whole world. Besides the subtitled movie, you can look forward to: a signature drink, networking after the screening and a thorough film introduction by Sean Reardon, an Irish-American living in Prague, teaching history in his own way.
In May we celebrate Victory day. A public holiday commemorating the end of World War II. On this occasion, the organizers of Some like it Czech, the project that aims to initiate the international audience to Czech culture and history, decided to open a slightly darker chapter of Czechoslovakia's past. An immense despair that followed after a great Czechian heroism. In 1942 Nazis burned down to the ground a village called Lidice as a revenge for assassination of one of the most powerful men in Hitler's inner circle.
Come to cinema Aero on 18th of May to watch a historical movie LIDICE (2011) and find out more about the tragedy that shook the whole world. Besides the subtitled movie, you can look forward to: a signature drink, networking after the screening and a thorough film introduction by Sean Reardon, an Irish-American living in Prague, teaching history in his own way.