In 1930s Moscow, the playwright is expelled from the Writers' Union and finds himself on the fringes of society. Under the influence of his muse, Margaret, he begins to write a new novel - a satirical tale in which all his persecutors are mirrored as grotesque figures. Into Moscow comes the mysterious stranger Woland, the personification of a dark force, who turns the city upside down and punishes those who were behind the author's downfall. This adaptation of Michael Bulgakov's most famous work has become a symbol of cultural resistance to censorship and authoritarianism - and that is why it has been targeted by the regime in today's Russia.
Programme subject to change.
cinema
Price
150/130 CZK
