Czech comedy '6 gramov' premieres at Prague's Lucerne cinema

The Czech comedy film 6 gramov, written and directed by Miroslav Ondruš, opened its theatrical run with a star‑studded premiere on Wednesday evening at the Lucerne cinema in Prague. The event was attended by the film’s principal cast – Jiří Mádl, Martin Pechlát, Leona Skleničková and Klára Issová – as well as a host of well‑known Czech film and television personalities such as Tereza Ramba, Patricie Solaříková, Tomáš Weber and Marek Němec.

The story follows a ski‑training incident in which six grams of white powder are discovered, prompting a chaotic parents’ meeting that spirals into absurd accusations and comedic conflict. Producer Miloslav Šmídmajer praised the film’s “intelligent, non‑politically correct humor” and the strong performances of its ensemble. Ondruš described the comedy as “very crazy, something we rarely see in the Czech and Slovak markets,” emphasizing its aim to make audiences laugh.

The premiere signals the film’s entry into Czech cinemas, where it is expected to attract viewers seeking a bold, off‑beat comedy.