Just go. This is a magical place full of interesting film clips explanations on animation and the chance to star in your own 1 minute movie !! This movie was sent out to our friends as a living hillarious postcard . No one at all in there , such a shame as it is brilliant. It's just on the other side of the Charles bridge on the left.

Great museum, nice interactive exhibits. They show many of the animation and other filmmaking tricks in detail. If you like technology, old-style films, or just films in general, it is well worth a visit. There's a quiz game for kids, which seemed quite fun, although I did not actually try it. Only negative is that some interactive exhibits don't work properly, they need a bit of love...

Karel Zeman, a prominent Czech film director, artist, production designer, and animator from the 1940s and 1950s, left an indelible mark on the cinematic world. This museum vividly illustrated his immense creativity and demonstrated how he crafted numerous fantasy films in an era devoid of today's CGI technology. As movie lovers, my family and I relished our visit to the museum. It boasted a lot of interactive exhibits, offering a glimpse into the intricate process of film creation during the 1940s. Zeman's innovative ideas not only captivated audiences of his time but also served as a wellspring of inspiration for countless producers and directors, contributing to the wealth of exceptional movies we enjoy today. Although the museum itself may not have been expansive, its significance was huge. The wealth of information presented underscored the enduring impact of Karel Zeman's contributions to the cinematic landscape.

Lovely little museum, the animations seemed reminiscent of our childhood, I wonder if left leaning BBC showed Czech films in the 70s as it all seemed very familiar?! Why have we never heard of Karla Zemana? He was innovative and ahead of his time. I can see kids would love this place as you can create your own green screen film, brilliant...I did and it was fun...a hidden gem for sure..

Really fun and engaging. Learnt loads about special effects and the stop motion and green screen was just brilliant! Great for all ages. Give it about an hour or more. A proper little hidden gem.