PINK

Is a Prague-based production company, founded in 2009 by Alžběta Karásková and Radovan Síbrt. Its focus is on the production of documentary and fiction films, multimedia exhibits, and photo and TV commercial campaigns; the main goal of PINK is to seek out new talent and produce creative documentaries and feature films for the international market. In 2018, PINK co-produced the Berlinale winning feature TOUCH ME NOT (by Adina Pintilie) as well as the Panorama Dokumente opening film WHEN THE WAR COMES (by Jan Gebert), which, among other awards, won the Czech Film Critics' Award for Best Documentary. In 2019, PINK finished the feature documentary TWO ROADS (directed by Radovan Síbrt), which won, for example, MFDF Jihlava Audience Award or Bosifest Serbia Grand Prix Award. The last film PINK produced so far is BLIX NOT BOMBS, a Czech-German-Swedish co-production directed by Greta Stocklassa, which premiered at CPH:DOX 2023 and is broadcasted by RBB/ARTE.

PINK is currently developing/producing/co-producing several projects. Among them are Bálint Révész/s VOICE/OVER, short film THE SEA IN BETWEEN by Lun Sevnik, a new ambitious project by Adina Pintilie DEATH AND THE MAIDEN, Jan Gebert's new documentary ORGANISM and feature film EUROPA or the tv mini-series THE ATTACHMENT THEORY. PINK also runs successful TV FORMATS, for example MASTERCHEF CZECH (since 2019) or original content developed by PINK - BATTLE ON THE PLATE (since 2021).