The Cursed Warrior
2026 Czech film
The Cursed Warrior (Czech: Bojovník) is a Czech action sports drama film directed by Vojtěch Frič and Tomáš Dianiško. It is set to premiere on 13 August 2026. It will immerse the audience in the world of mixed martial arts. Milan Ondrík will play the lead role, with Hana Vagnerová, Eliška Balzerová, and Martin Finger appearing in other roles.
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Pavel Hoffmeister—known as "Hoff"—was once a European boxing champion and an Olympic medalist. Years after his retirement he receives an unexpected offer to face his opponent in MMA match. He must face new rules, grueling training, and an adversary who will put both his fitness and his character to the test. Yet, his toughest fight doesn't take place inside the cage. He must above all, confront himself and regain the trust of those closest to him.
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