This week's new film events

Made In Prague: The New Czech Cinema UK Tour , Nationwide Slimmed down from the London event in November, four recent Czech films do the rounds of major cities, and cover a lot of ground between them. Petr Zelenka's The Karamazovs collides film, theatre and literature, as a Czech troupe attempts to stage Dostoevsky's novel in a Polish steel factory. Protektor, last year's top domestic award-winner, examines the effects of the Nazi occupation on a Jewish actress and her radio host husband with noirish style. Twosome, a road movie set in Sweden, is a more up-to-date view of Czech relationships, while Helena Treštíková's documentary Katka follows the life of a young junkie over the course of 14 years. Various venues, Wed to 27 Apr See: The Brighton Documentary Film Festival Judging by this selection, British documentary-making is in fine form, even if the country it's looking at isn't. Among the domestic subjects here are homelessness (in Penny Woolcock's latest, On The Streets), prison therapy (in student award-winner No Easy Time) and rave-era warehouse parties in High On Hope. Recent British work looking at the rest of the world also features, such as My Kidnapper, Enemies Of The People and Pink Saris (whose prolific director, Kim Longinotto, is a special guest), plus international entries, and two disparate views of modern Afghanistan in cricket doc Out Of The Ashes and Skateistan – To Live And Skate Kabul. Various venues, Thu to 27 Feb