School is the Foundation of Life | Škola základ života
DIR: Martin Frič, 1938, 92 minutes, Czech with English subtitles

The Czech comedy centers on an anonymous student who mocks teachers in the student magazine Roar, leading to an uproar amongst the teachers. A furious investigation ensues to find the culprit with humorous dynamics playing out between the high school students and the teachers. Will the culprit own up to his antics so that the students can participate in an upcoming sports tournament?

About the series: This marks the seventh year of the Film and Beer Series at Bistro Bohem. This year, the series presents films representing the last 100 years. All films will screen in Czech with English subtitles. Each screening includes one free beer as well as an introduction by a representative from the Czech Embassy. All screenings are subject to change.

Event Details:
Location: Bistro Bohem
600 Florida Avenue, NW, Washington, DC 20008

RSVP required:
202/735-5895 or bistrobohem@gmail.com | Admission is free!
Guests must arrive by 6:45 pm to keep their reservation.
Website: www.BistroBohem.com

Upcoming Screenings:

March 20, 7 pm: The Spring of Life (Pramen života), directed by Milan Cieslar, 2000

May 15, 7 pm: Želary, directed by Ondřej Trojan, 2003

July 17, 7 pm: Elementary School, directed by Jan Svěrák, 1991

September 18, 7 pm: Cozy Dens (Pelíšky), directed by Jan Hřebejk, 1999

November 20, 2017: Wonderful Years that Sucked (Báječná léta pod psa), directed by Petr Nikolaev, 1997