Kino Art
Program
Gaming on the screen - Mario Kart at Café Art
Whether you're a veteran or a newcomer, we guarantee you'll be flying like Mario or driffting like Princess Peach at Café Art! Compete with others or just take a spin in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe on the Café Art screen.
Board Games, Star Wars TCG and Pilgrims by Amanita Design - Room 237
Room 237 in the Kino Art will become a haven for all fans of board and card games. You can look forward to beautiful pieces by Xzone and Old Dawg such as Gwint, Return to the Dark Tower or Lord of the Rings: Confrontation. For fans of cards, there is also Star Wars Unlimited, including the educational version. An ideal springboard to a new card obsession. The special guest will be Radim Jurda with the Pilgrims board game, which you will be able to try out in the Czech version that is not otherwise available.
Age of Empires II with live music - Small Hall
The cult strategy Age of Empires II is in great condition, attracting new and old players, new nationalities expand the game. Quite a decent result for a game from 1999. But at Museum Night at Kino Art you will see it as you have never seen it before. On the screen and with live music. We will show some of the new civilizations and of course there will be no shortage of playing as the Czechs. Pavel Skoták will try to do that, while Kuba Špiřík, Václav Skoták and Karel Vaněk will take care of the musical background.
The Worst Day of Vojta Drábek: Gamebook live playthrough
The world is changing, everything is upside down. On top of that, you are fifteen years old and the calendar says Friday the 13th! It probably doesn't need to be emphasized that this does not bode well. Michal Vojkůvka, in the role of narrator, will play the gamebook Vojta Drábek's Worst Day together with you, the audience, written by author Petula Bendula. The musical accompaniment will be provided by Kuba Špiřík, Václav Skoták and Karel Vaněk. Where the story will go, however, will depend only on the audience, who will decide Vojta's fate at Museum Night at the Art Cinema. Free admission.