Summer cinema— Pretty Woman

SUM­MER CIN­E­MA IN THE KASÁR­NA COURT­YARD IS BACK!

Pret­ty Woman
Gar­ry Mar­shall — USA — 1990 — 117 min­utes — Eng­lish + Czech subtitles

Hol­ly­wood. Vivian walks the streets and dreams of a prince on a white horse. One evening, she ran­dom­ly meets a hand­some, lone­ly, and some­what mys­te­ri­ous mil­lion­aire, Edward Lewis, who takes her to a lux­u­ri­ous hotel suite. He lets her sleep peace­ful­ly and in the morn­ing makes her a sur­pris­ing offer: he wants Vivian to accom­pa­ny him in pub­lic for the entire week. Dressed in her ​“work­ing” clothes, the girl stands out in the lux­u­ry hotel like a taran­tu­la on a sponge cake, and even the mon­ey Edward gen­er­ous­ly gives her doesn’t help her com­plete her task — get­ting appro­pri­ate attire. At the last moment, the hotel’s father­ly man­ag­er comes to the cry­ing girl’s aid. Grad­u­al­ly, the trans­for­ma­tion from street­walk­er to lady begins — a change noticed by every­one, except Edward. The week slow­ly comes to an end, and Vivian finds her­self falling more and more in love. With the sud­den lux­u­ry, yes, but most­ly with her pro­tec­tor. She starts to believe she’s found her prince. But he’s not look­ing for a faith­ful, kind, and beau­ti­ful woman. He wants to keep Vivian as a mis­tress. A week ago, she might have agreed — but love has brought her pride, and Vivian walks away. Edward real­izes his mis­take. In a white Rolls-Royce, with a bou­quet and an umbrel­la instead of a sword, he comes for his bride. Life in Hol­ly­wood goes on.

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