The prosecutor in the Čapí hnízdo case will not appeal the verdict against Jana Nagyová, despite her disagreement with the sentence, as the deadline for appeal has passed.

Actress Jana Nagyová Pulm, once a naive star of the 80s, describes today's film industry as a "lake full of sharks," asserting that "everything is about politics, money," and emphasizing the need for distance.

Over sixty film titles will be screened from March 11 to 17, 2026, in Bratislava cinemas Kino Lumière and Mladosť, at the 33rd edition of the International Film Festival FEBIOFEST Bratislava.

The Prague Municipal Court found Jana Nagyová guilty of subsidy fraud and damaging EU financial interests in the Čapí hnízdo case, sentencing her to a three-year suspended sentence and a fine, with the presiding judge openly disagreeing with the verdict.

The Prague Municipal Court will begin hearing the Čapí hnízdo case concerning MEP Jana Nagyová (ANO) on May 4th, while former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš has avoided prosecution in this part of the case due to his immunity.

Bratislava sa opäť stane centrom stredoeurópskej kinematografie. Od intímnych portrétov národných legiend až po provokatívne svetové drámy sľubuje tohtoročný program 33.

The prosecutor has proposed a sentence for Jana Nagyová in the Čapí hnízdo case. The recommendation includes a three-year probation and a fine of half a million crowns.

The Čapí hnízdo (Stork's Nest) case remains suspended, with the court awaiting a resolution from the Chamber of Deputies regarding the potential exclusion of the part of the case concerning MEP Jana Nagyová (ANO) before deciding on further proceedings.