Practical Information

  • Basic Admission to the Screening
    • Screening in Prague 170 CZK
    • Screening in Prague – seniors over 65 years old, ZTP, ZTP/P disability card holders 85 CZK
    • ZTP/P card holder’s accompanying person – free of charge
    • Tickets will be available for purchase online from 17 February on the Daily Programme page, or in person at individual screening venues from 12 March (from 11 March at Lucerna).
    • Film on One World Online 30–90 CZK
  • Discount Ticket Packages
    • 3 tickets 450 CZK / ticket price in a package 150 CZK
    • 5 tickets 700 CZK / ticket price in a package 140 CZK
    • 10 tickets + voucher for 2 films at the One World Online 1300 CZK / ticket price in a package 130 CZK. The vouchers will be sent out after the festival in Prague has ended.
    • Discounted ticket packages are only available for purchase online on the GoOut portal.
  • Virtual Reality Tickets
    • Ticket to Gallery 35 for films from the Virtual reality section 170 CZK
    • Tickets can also be purchased as part of the discounted package.
    • Ticket is always valid for a specific hour. If there is available capacity, visitors may stay in the Gallery 35 for a longer period.
  • Subtitling and Dubbing of Films
    • All films are screened with Czech subtitles and are also accessible to English-speaking audiences. Films in English or with English subtitles are marked with the EN icon in the programme.
    • Exceptions are relaxed screenings marked with the pictogram R and screenings for children, which are only in Czech without subtitles.
    • Seven films in the Virtual Reality section are in English. The film 8 Billion Selves has no dialogue and is therefore accessible to the deaf and hard of hearing.
    • From May 2026, we will gradually publish the best films from this year's edition as well as the best from previous editions on the One World Online platform.
  • Debate Programme
    • The festival features a debate programme – in addition to standard post-film discussions with filmmakers or experts, the programme also includes other debate formats (for example workshops, panel discussions, or a popular small-scale open-mic).
    • Debates with foreign guests are always interpreted into Czech.
    • Selected debates are also interpreted into Czech Sign Language.
  • Info Stand Lucerna
    • Address: Lucerna Passage, Vodičkova 36, Prague 1
    • Opening hours: Mon–Sun: 14:00–21:00
    • The Info Stand has a barrier-free entrance only from Štěpánská Street.
    • Here you will find all the necessary and up-to-date information about the festival.
    • You can purchase tickets for all film screenings and festival merchandise.
    • This Info Stand will be open from 11 March.
  • Info Stand Municipal Library of Prague
    • Address: Mariánské náměstí 1, Prague
    • Opening time: Mon–Fri 17:30–21:00, Sat–Sun 14:00–21:00
    • Here you will find all the necessary and up-to-date information about the festival.
    • You can purchase tickets for all film screenings and festival merchandise.
    • This Info Stand will be open from 12 March.
  • Accessibility

    We strive to make the festival programme as accessible as possible to all audiences, without distinction. Read more about our measures at Accessibility. Detailed information regarding the accessibility of our venues is available at Festival Venues.

    • All films are screened with Czech subtitles, except for family screenings and relaxed screenings, which are presented in Czech without subtitles.
    • Selected films are in English or have English subtitles.
    • Selected films have Czech subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing.
    • Selected films come with a Czech audio description for the audience with visual disability.
    • Selected discussions include Czech sign-language interpreting.
    • Selected discussions are simultaneously transcribed into Czech.