Switzerland, Spain, Sweden and Norway. 1990s and beyond Among the most successful Czech films made after the Velvet Revolution are: Kolya, Divided We Fall, Cosy Dens and Walking Too Fast. Czech films List of Czechoslovak films 1898–1990 List of Czech films (List of Czech Republic films) 1990–today List of Czech animated films List of Czech films considered the best List of most expensive Czech films List of highest-grossing Czech films List of notable Czech directors Karl Anton Jiří Barta a stop-motion animation director Hynek Bočan František Čáp Věra Chytilová Miroslav Cikán František Čáp Vladimír Čech Frank Daniel Miloš Forman, twice won the Academy Award Martin Frič Saša Gedeon Hugo Haas Ladislav Helge Juraj Herz Jan Hřebejk Svatopluk Innemann Vojtěch Jasný Jaromil Jireš Pavel Juráček Karel Kachyňa Jan S. Kolár Jiří Krejčík Václav Krška Karel Lamač Oldřich Lipský Gustav Machatý Jiří Menzel, won the Academy Award Jan Němec Ivan Passer Břetislav Pojar Jindřich Polák Přemysl Pražský Alfred Radok Karel Reisz, Czech-born British director Josef Rovenský Evald Schorm Bohdan Sláma Karel Steklý Jan Sviták Jan Švankmajer Jan Svěrák, twice won the Academy Award Jiří Trnka, puppet motion-picture animator Hermína Týrlová Otakar Vávra František Vláčil, his Marketa Lazarová was voted the all-time best Czech movie Václav Vorlíček Jiří Weiss Petr Zelenka Karel Zeman Nominations and Awards Nominations for Academy Award for Best Foreign Language film 1965 - The Shop on Main Street by Ján Kadár and Elmar Klos - Won Academy Award for Best Foreign Language film 1966 - Loves of a Blonde by Miloš Forman 1967 - Closely Watched Trains by Jiří Menzel - Won Academy Award for Best Foreign Language film 1968 - The Firemen's Ball by Miloš Forman 1986 - My Sweet Little Village by Jiří Menzel 1991 - The Elementary School by Jan Svěrák 1996 - Kolya by Jan Svěrák - Won Academy Award for Best Foreign Language film 2000 - Divided We Fall 2003 - Želary by Ondřej Trojan Contenders at Cannes Film Festival 1946 - Men Without Wings by František Čáp - Won Palm d'Or 1946 - Vánoční sen by Karel Zeman - Won Grand Prix International for best short fiction film 1946 - Springman and the SS by Jiří Trnka 1951 - The Trap by Martin Frič 1954 - A Drop Too Much by Břetislav Pojar - Won Best Puppet Film 1955 - Dog's Heads by Martin Frič 1955 - The Good Soldier Schweik by Jiří