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NaFilM! Exhibition in Prague: Previewing the Future of Czech Film Museums and Cinematography

Explore this student-led project at Museum Montanelli, showcasing Czech film history and vision for a national institution.

The NaFilM! exhibition, hosted at Museum Montanelli, offered a unique glimpse into the future of Czech cinematography. This student-led initiative showcased interactive elements and significant themes from Czech film history. Visitors could explore the concept for a national film museum and contribute feedback to its development. The project also featured related film screenings, lectures, and workshops.

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Exhibition summary

This exhibition at the Museum Montanelli serves as a "trailer" for a planned national film museum. It explores three selected topics from the history of Czech cinematography, offering visitors a glimpse into what the future museum might entail. The project aims to establish a living center for film experts and the public, presenting national cinematography interactively.

Curatorial context

The NaFilM! exhibition, hosted at the Museum Montanelli, represents a significant student-led project aiming to establish a national museum dedicated to Czech film. This "trailer" exhibition offers a preview of the envisioned museum's educational and interactive approach to presenting national cinematography. Visitors can explore three chosen themes from Czech film history and provide valuable feedback on the project's concept, which is crucial for its development. The project, initially started by students from Charles University, has grown to involve students from various Prague art and technical universities, as well as professionals from diverse fields. Over its five-month run, the Museum Montanelli is transformed into a dynamic space featuring not only exhibits but also film screenings, lectures, debates, and workshops. The exhibition also touches upon the research and architectural considerations for locating and establishing this new cultural institution, marking the beginning of a journey towards a dedicated Czech film museum.

Admission and ticket notes

Admission for the exhibition is 90 CZK, with a reduced price of 50 CZK. Special prices may apply for workshop participants. Visitors are directed to contact the museum for more information and tickets. Opening hours are Tuesday to Sunday from 12 PM to 7 PM. Guided tours were offered on specific dates in October 2015 for an additional fee or as part of the general admission price structure mentioned for workshops or events.

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Venue
MuMo - Museum Montanelli
Current status
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Exhibition schedule
From Jun 4, 2015
Artist line / attribution
The NaFilM! exhibition is a collaborative effort involving students from Charles University and other institutions like UPRUM, CTU, FAMU, and DAMU, alongside numerous individuals and organizations contributing to its construction, installation, design, exhibit donation, postproduction, sound design, lighting, translation, reproduction, and graphic design.
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