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NYFF - Anora Premiere

Vacha Tovmasyan, Alex Coco, Karren Karagulian at 62nd New York Film Festival ‘Anora’ premiere at Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center in New York City, NY, USA on September 28, 2024. Photo by Roger Wong/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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NYFF - Anora Premiere

Vacha Tovmasyan at 62nd New York Film Festival ‘Anora’ premiere at Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center in New York City, NY, USA on September 28, 2024. Photo by Roger Wong/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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NYFF - Anora Premiere

Vacha Tovmasyan, Alex Coco at 62nd New York Film Festival ‘Anora’ premiere at Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center in New York City, NY, USA on September 28, 2024. Photo by Roger Wong/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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NYFF - Anora Premiere

Vacha Tovmasyan at 62nd New York Film Festival ‘Anora’ premiere at Alice Tully Hall Lincoln Center in New York City, NY, USA on September 28, 2024. Photo by Roger Wong/INSTARimages/ABACAPRESS.COM

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Mass commemorates Cihost event followed by crackdown on church

A mass in the Cihost village church, Czech Republic, on December 15, 2019, marked 70 years since the Cihost miracle, the altar cross's alleged movement on its own, which triggered a the Communist regime's crackdown on the Catholic Church in former Czechoslovakia. During priest Josef Toufar's sermon in the Cihost Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary on the third Advent Sunday in 1949, the believers noticed that the iron cross on the altar repeatedly moved on its own. The Communists used the case to start a wave of repressions against the Church. Toufar died of the consequences of torture on February 25, 1950. On the photo is seen theologian, educator and writer Marek Vacha, left. (CTK Photo/Lubos Pavlicek)

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Mass commemorates Cihost event followed by crackdown on church

A mass in the Cihost village church, Czech Republic, on December 15, 2019, marked 70 years since the Cihost miracle, the altar cross's alleged movement on its own, which triggered a the Communist regime's crackdown on the Catholic Church in former Czechoslovakia. During priest Josef Toufar's sermon in the Cihost Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary on the third Advent Sunday in 1949, the believers noticed that the iron cross on the altar repeatedly moved on its own. The Communists used the case to start a wave of repressions against the Church. Toufar died of the consequences of torture on February 25, 1950. On the photo is seen theologian, educator and writer Marek Vacha. (CTK Photo/Lubos Pavlicek)

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Mass commemorates Cihost event followed by crackdown on church

A mass in the Cihost village church, Czech Republic, on December 15, 2019, marked 70 years since the Cihost miracle, the altar cross's alleged movement on its own, which triggered a the Communist regime's crackdown on the Catholic Church in former Czechoslovakia. During priest Josef Toufar's sermon in the Cihost Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary on the third Advent Sunday in 1949, the believers noticed that the iron cross on the altar repeatedly moved on its own. The Communists used the case to start a wave of repressions against the Church. Toufar died of the consequences of torture on February 25, 1950. On the photo is seen theologian, educator and writer Marek Vacha, right. (CTK Photo/Lubos Pavlicek)

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Mass commemorates Cihost event followed by crackdown on church

A mass in the Cihost village church, Czech Republic, on December 15, 2019, marked 70 years since the Cihost miracle, the altar cross's alleged movement on its own, which triggered a the Communist regime's crackdown on the Catholic Church in former Czechoslovakia. During priest Josef Toufar's sermon in the Cihost Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary on the third Advent Sunday in 1949, the believers noticed that the iron cross on the altar repeatedly moved on its own. The Communists used the case to start a wave of repressions against the Church. Toufar died of the consequences of torture on February 25, 1950. On the photo are seen L-R theologian, educator and writer Marek Vacha, parson Pavel Jager and priest Tomas Petracek. (CTK Photo/Lubos Pavlicek)

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Mass commemorates Cihost event followed by crackdown on church

A mass in the Cihost village church, Czech Republic, on December 15, 2019, marked 70 years since the Cihost miracle, the altar cross's alleged movement on its own, which triggered a the Communist regime's crackdown on the Catholic Church in former Czechoslovakia. During priest Josef Toufar's sermon in the Cihost Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary on the third Advent Sunday in 1949, the believers noticed that the iron cross on the altar repeatedly moved on its own. The Communists used the case to start a wave of repressions against the Church. Toufar died of the consequences of torture on February 25, 1950. On the photo is seen theologian, educator and writer Marek Vacha. (CTK Photo/Lubos Pavlicek)

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Milan Kundera

***FILE PHOTO*** Milan Kundera, a Czech-born author living in France, has regained Czech citizenship after 40 years, daily Pravo writes on December 3, 2019, adding that Czech ambassador Petr Drulak handed the relevant document to him in his Paris apartment on November 28. ORIGINAL CAPTION: Czech-born writer Milan Kundera is seen in May 1968, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. (CTK Photo/Pavel Vacha) ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***

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Milan Kundera

***FILE PHOTO*** Milan Kundera, a Czech-born author living in France, has regained Czech citizenship after 40 years, daily Pravo writes on December 3, 2019, adding that Czech ambassador Petr Drulak handed the relevant document to him in his Paris apartment on November 28. ORIGINAL CAPTION: Czech-born writer Milan Kundera is seen in May 1968, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. (CTK Photo/Pavel Vacha) ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***

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Milan Kundera

***FILE PHOTO*** Milan Kundera, a Czech-born author living in France, has regained Czech citizenship after 40 years, daily Pravo writes on December 3, 2019, adding that Czech ambassador Petr Drulak handed the relevant document to him in his Paris apartment on November 28. ORIGINAL CAPTION: Czech-born writer Milan Kundera is seen in May 1968, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. (CTK Photo/Pavel Vacha) ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***

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Milan Kundera

***FILE PHOTO*** Milan Kundera, a Czech-born author living in France, has regained Czech citizenship after 40 years, daily Pravo writes on December 3, 2019, adding that Czech ambassador Petr Drulak handed the relevant document to him in his Paris apartment on November 28. ORIGINAL CAPTION: Czech-born writer Milan Kundera is seen in May 1968, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. (CTK Photo/Pavel Vacha) ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***

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Milan Kundera

***FILE PHOTO*** Milan Kundera, a Czech-born author living in France, has regained Czech citizenship after 40 years, daily Pravo writes on December 3, 2019, adding that Czech ambassador Petr Drulak handed the relevant document to him in his Paris apartment on November 28. ORIGINAL CAPTION: Czech-born writer Milan Kundera is seen in May 1968, in Prague, Czechoslovakia. (CTK Photo/Pavel Vacha) ***EDITORIAL USE ONLY***