While some will be warming their cockles at the 9th annual Prague Indian Film Festival this weekend, others will prefer the less broad, dark comicality of Aki Kaurismäki’s films.

Last Thursday heralded the final performance of the National Theatre Live season, one which has already brought us phenomenal performances including King Lear with Derek Jacobi as the demented king, and Danny Boyle’s ferociously moving adaptation of Frankenstein.

The Cherry Orchard – Chekhov’s satire on the various Russian classes brought humor and social commentary to the fore, and was broadcast live from the Olivier Theatre, London to cinemas worldwide, including Kino Aero.

Kino Aero hosts the 5th Annual Tibet Film Festival from Wednesday 13-Friday 15 April.