#1 of 3 ranked Best-rated Slovak movie
2021 Drama History War 1h 34m Slovak
79 Echo Score $360.9K worldwide
About The Auschwitz Report167 Slovak-language films are on What’s After the Movie, 43 of them (26%) from the 2020s. Drama leads with 94, then comedy (44) and family (27). The best-rated is The Auschwitz Report (2021) with an Echo Score of 79; the newest release is Duchoň, out Jul 7, 2025. 41 films have reported box office, $16.6M worldwide in all.
#1 of 3 ranked Best-rated Slovak movie
2021 Drama History War 1h 34m Slovak
79 Echo Score $360.9K worldwide
About The Auschwitz ReportThe 6 most recent Slovak-language releases, newest first: Duchoň came out on Jul 7, 2025. The full list below has all 164 released Slovak films, newest first.
With an Echo Score of 79, The Auschwitz Report (2021) ranks first of the 3 ranked Slovak films, ahead of Servants (2022) and Gypsy (2012). Ranked by Echo Score; 1 of these 3 films has none (released before 2017, when Echo Scores start) and is ranked by a blend of its Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings.
2021 · Drama, History · 1h 34m
2012 · Drama · 1h 40m
No Echo Score: ranked 64/100 on critics & audiences
Drama is part of 56% of Slovak films (94); comedy (44) and family (27) follow. Compared with the whole catalogue, Slovak films lean most towards family: 16% of them, against 6% of all films. Films can have several genres. Each bar opens the full list filtered to that genre, with its best-rated film underneath.
Smaller genres: Thriller (7), Crime (6), Animation (5), Action (2), Horror (2), Mystery (2), Sci-Fi (2).
The 2020s are the busiest decade with 43 films (26%); the earliest Slovak film on the site is from 1936. The best-rated of the 2010s and 2020s: Gypsy (2012) and The Auschwitz Report (2021). No Slovak film from before the 2010s is ranked.
Gypsy 64 Metascore
The Auschwitz Report 79 Echo Far Too Personal (2020) leads with $3.3M worldwide. The top 5 together took $10.6M, 64% of the $16.6M earned by the 41 Slovak films with reported box office. Grosses that look like data errors, and films stored with the wrong language, are left out.
2020 · Comedy
2020 · Thriller
2025 · Drama
2022 · Comedy
2017 · Comedy
Mariana Čengel Solčanská has directed the most notable Slovak films (4), ahead of Marta Ferencová (2) and Karel Janák (2). Roman Luknár leads the cast lists with 7 Slovak films, ahead of Daniel Fischer (6) and Ľubomír Paulovič (6). Counted over notable features: films with ratings, box office, awards or a plot summary on the site.
3 Slovak films have a full plot summary on the site and 1 has the ending explained. The newest are Never Say Never (2023) and Broken Promise (2009).
Filter all 167 Slovak films by genre, decade or year and sort them by rating, box office, release date or title. The list starts with the 164 released Slovak films, newest first.
164 released Slovak films
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Europe has 56 languages on the site, English aside. Besides Slovak, the biggest are French (12,503 films), Spanish (11,829 films) and German (6,511 films).
Answers from the 167 Slovak films on the site: their ranking, box office and directors.
167 Slovak-language films are on What’s After the Movie, released from 1936 to 2025. 3 are ranked by rating and 41 have reported box office.
Browse all Slovak moviesThe Auschwitz Report (2021) ranks highest (Echo Score 79), followed by Servants (2022) and Gypsy (2012). Ranked by Echo Score; 1 of these 3 films has none (released before 2017, when Echo Scores start) and is ranked by a blend of its Metascore and IMDb/Letterboxd user ratings.
About The Auschwitz ReportFar Too Personal (2020), with $3.3M worldwide, ahead of Scumbag (2020) at $2.9M.
Slovak box office chartsThe 2020s, with 43 films (26% of all Slovak films on the site). Its best-rated film is The Auschwitz Report (2021).
Mariana Čengel Solčanská has directed the most notable Slovak films (4), ahead of Marta Ferencová (2) and Karel Janák (2). Mariana Čengel Solčanská's best-rated is Scumbag (2020).
Mariana Čengel Solčanská's filmsDuchoň (released Jul 7, 2025), ČERNÁK (released Jan 30, 2025) and Čarovné jablko (released Dec 24, 2024).
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