Summer cinema— The Grand Budapest Hotel

SUM­MER CIN­E­MA IN THE KASÁR­NA COURT­YARD IS BACK!

Prac­ti­cal information:
—sound will be trans­mit­ted via headphones
—we’re hap­py to lend you blan­kets on site
—in case of rain, the screen­ing will be can­celed; tick­ets will remain valid and a new date will be announced in time
—tick­et capac­i­ty: 200
—tick­et price: 150 CZK

The Grand Budapest Hotel
Wes Ander­son — USA — 2014 — 100 min­utes — Eng­lish with Czech subtitles

Mon­sieur Gus­tave (Ralph Fiennes) is a leg­endary concierge. In the time­less space between two world wars, in a god­for­sak­en coun­try where not much works as it should, the lux­u­ri­ous Grand Budapest Hotel is an oasis of reli­a­bil­i­ty — embod­ied by this very head of staff. M. Gus­tave ful­fills his guests’ wish­es before they are even spo­ken and, more often than not, loves them — quite lit­er­al­ly — with self­less devo­tion. When one such grate­ful client leaves him an extra­or­di­nar­i­ly valu­able paint­ing in her will and then prompt­ly pass­es away (not quite vol­un­tar­i­ly), he sud­den­ly finds him­self fab­u­lous­ly wealthy — and also the tar­get of angry heirs, a hired assas­sin, and the local police. Help­ing him nav­i­gate this mess: his per­son­al charm and a young lob­by boy named Zero Moustafa (Tony Revolori), whom Gus­tave is groom­ing as his successor.