Summer Cinema — The Breakfast Club + introduction by Jakub Kůs

Series "The Musical Glow of Summer Cinema" 
September at Kasárna Karlín will be framed by music films! Over four evenings, our summer cinema will screen films in which music isn't just accompaniment, but the driving force behind the story. The series is curated by Jakub Kůs.

The Breakfast Club is a 1985 film directed by John Hughes, set in a high school in Shermer, Illinois, during a Saturday detention session attended by five teenagers. Each character represents a distinct stereotype: the jock, the prom queen, the juvenile delinquent, the geek, and the weirdo. Initially perceived as having nothing in common, the teens engage with one another throughout the day, revealing shared experiences and insecurities that resonate with many young viewers. The film's engaging dialogue and character development have sparked discussions about the complexities of teenage life and societal pressures.