The main competition selection includes Little Crusader by Václav Kadrnka, documentary section will present The White World According To Daliborek by Vít Klusák and Slovak-Czech coproduction This Is Not Me by Miro Remo. In the East of the West section will compete Absence of Closeness by Josef Tuka and Slovak-Czech Nina by Juraj Lehotský. Find out more about the selection here.

Czech Films in the Other Sections
More than 20 other Czech films and minority co-productions will be screened at various non-competitive sections of the festival including internationally acclaimed titles such as Filthy by Tereza Nvotová, Ice Mother by Bohdan Sláma, Little Harbour by Iveta Grófová or Out by Gyorgy Kristóf. This year's selection features also some older Czech classics, for example The Shop on Main Street or Who Wants to Kill Jessie?. The whole list of Czech films at KVIFF can be found here. 

Imprisoned and Atlantis, 2003 in Future Frames
In its third edition of Future Frames, European Film Promotion selected ten outstanding young directors which will present their latest work at the KVIFF. One of them is Czech director Damián Vondrášek, which will present his second short feature Imprisoned, already nominated for the Magnesia Award for Best Student Film (awarded during the Czech Lion Awards). The selection includes also Slovak-Czech Atlantis, 2003 by Michal Blaško which has been premiered in Cinéfondation in Cannes this year. The participants will take part in a master class and an industry meeting with producers and sales agents in order to expand their international network. The trailer of Imprisoned is available below and to learn more about the programme, click here.

You can find more Czech films at other festival sections:
Czech Films 2016 – 2017
Special Events
Out of Past
 

Industry Events & Czech projects @ KVIFF
The Film Industry Days (2 - 5 July) consist of several events for film industry professionals including Works in Progress, Eurimages Lab Project, Pitch & Feedback (co-organized by Czech Film Center and Slovak Film Institute) and Docu Talents, which all feature Czech film projects at various stages of development or production. In addition, the international industry guests will have a chance to meet the representatives of Czech Film Fund regularly during the Czech Film Fund Happy Hours, which will take place at Industry Pool in Hotel Thermal. The daily programme of the Industry Days is avialable here.

Works in Progress
Censor / Cenzorka (SK, CZ / dir. Peter Kerekes)

Eurimages Lab Project Award
My Unknown Soldier / Můj neznámý vojín (CZ, LT, SK, DE / dir. Anna Kryvenko)
The Sound is Innocent (CZ, FR, SK / dir. Johana Švarcová)

Pitch & Feedback
Halves / Poloviny (CZ, IR / dir. Ali Mosaffa)
Old-Timers / Staříci (CZ / dir. Martin Dušek, Ondřej Provazník)
Year of the Widow (CZ / dir. Veronika Lišková)

Let There Be Light / Nech je svetlo (SK, CZ / dir. Marko Škop)
Made in Czechoslovakia (SK, CZ / dir. Jana Nemčeková)
Power / Moc (SK, HU, CZ / dir. Mátyás Prikler)

Docu Talents
Central Bus Station (CZ / dir. Tomáš Elšík)
D is for Division / Muris (LT, CZ / dir. Davis Simanis)
Dying for Beginners / Umírání pro začátečníky (CZ / dir. Bára Kopecká, Marek Bouda)
Kiruna 2.0 (CZ / dir. Greta Stocklassa)
Occupation 1968 / Okupacia 1968 (SK, CZ, PL, BG / dir.  Evdokia Moskvina, Linda Dombrovszky, Magdalena Szymkow, Marie Elisa Schiedt, Stefan Komandarev)

More about the projects is here.