Poslusne hlasim / The Good Soldier Schweik 2: Beg to Report, Sir - by Karel Stekly (1957)

Picking up where the first movie left off, “Beg To Report, Sir,” begins on a train, where officer’s servant, or batman, Schweik and his master lieutenant are on route to the front lines of World War I.

Tokyo Noise - by Erik Pauser, Kristian Petri, Jan Röed, Johan Söderberg (2002)

"Tokyo at the beginning of the 21st century, its inhabitants and artists. An observation and diagnosis of the modern Japanese metropolis: the singularity of unusual creative individuals is merely a response to the majority Japanese society. Even this can appear as an eccentric work of art. So where do the borders lie? A psychologist talks about the autistic way of life burgeoning in the dense population of the country. A noise musician speaks of her inspiration from sado-masochistic bondage as an art form. A programmer specialising in computer games assures us: I can distinguish our world and “the other side”!

Dobry vojak Svejk / The Good Soldier Schweik / Der Brave Soldat Schwejk - by Karel Stekly (1955)

Set at the beginning of World War I, “The Good Soldier Schweik” follows loveable Josef Schweik, a good natured, enviably optimistic buffoon who says what is on his mind and manages to get in trouble for believing in the things he says.

Michael Palin's sixth televised international journey takes him to the Himalaya (Sanskrit for "The Abode of Snow"), a mighty and majestic region of Asia. His extraordinary journey takes him through Afghanistan, across India to the base of Mount Everest and then onto the Bhutanese capital before arriving in the Bay of Bengal. Along the way, he encounters fascinating inhabitants of the mountain range - including the Dalai Lama, the Bhutanese Royal Family and the once feared head hunting tribe of the Konyak.