La nuit du coup d'Etat Lisbonne 74 de Ginette Lavigne - 2001, 57' Portugal, la
délivrance, reportage de Josy Dubié - 1974, 36' Le 25 avril 1974, au Portugal,
un coup d'État militaire organisé par de jeunes officiers regroupés dans une
organisation clandestine – le Mouvement des Forces Armées (MFA) – renversait le
gouvernement de Marcelo Caetano, le successeur de Salazar. Dans le film : "La
nuit du coup d'Etat" de Ginette Lavigne datant de 2001, Otelo de Carvalho qui a
conçu et écrit le plan des opérations, explique et décrit en détail la technique
du coup d'État. Plus que dans une interview, il revit sur les lieux même de
cette nuit-là, les tensions, les organisations, les surprises... Tout est
détaillé : l'élaboration du plan, de combien de forces il disposait, comment il
s'est assuré des appuis, quels étaient les objectifs prioritaires, comment il a
planifié leur occupation etc. Un second film, le reportage de Josy Dubié de 1974
: "Portugal, la délivrance" nous montrera la réaction de la rue. (avec le
soutien de la Sonuma) En présence de la chorale "Chants d'attac"
LUX Audience Award Ceremony 2024
Description
This year's event promises to be an exciting celebration of European cinema, culminating in the announcement of the winner among the current nominees. Register now if you wish to attend in person.
The LUX Audience Award is a joint initiative of the European Parliament and the European Film Academy in collaboration with the European Commission and Europa Cinemas. It has become a beacon for fostering dialogue and engagement between politics and the public through the medium of film. Since its inception, the award has grown exponentially in stature, establishing itself as the largest audience award worldwide.
For the second time ever, the number of nominated films has been increased from three to five, reflecting the rich tapestry of storytelling and diversity present in contemporary European cinema. The finalists for the 2024 LUX Audience Award include:
20,000 Species of Bees by Estíbaliz Urresola (Spain)
Fallen Leaves by Aki Kaurismäki (Finland/Germany)
On the Adamant by Nicolas Philibert (France/Japan)
Smoke Sauna Sisterhood by Anna Hints (Estonia/France/Iceland)
The Teachers’ Lounge by Ilker Çatak (Germany)
Since the announcement of the nominees during Venice Film Festival, European citizens and Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) have been collaborating in watching and rating the films. This collective effort highlights the importance of using your vote and the value of democracy in creating cultural connections.
Ahead of the 2024 European Elections in 6-9 June, the upcoming ceremony in the European Parliament brings together MEPs, filmmakers, and citizens in a shared celebration of cinematic excellence, cultural diversity and democracy.
The evening will include speeches from prominent figures, including President of the European Parliament Roberta Metsola, Vice-president Evelyn Regner in charge of the LUX Audience Award and Chair of the Committee on Culture and Education Sabine Verheyen, as well as of the representatives of the five nominated films.
The LUX Audience Award ceremony not only honours outstanding filmmaking but also serves as a platform for fostering meaningful dialogue on pressing issues facing contemporary society. Through the power of storytelling, these films inspire empathy, provoke thought, and encourage collective action towards building a more inclusive and compassionate world.
The LUX Audience Award is a testament to the enduring power of European cinema to captivate, enlighten, and unite audiences across borders. Do not miss out and register now for an unforgettable evening celebrating the magic of cinema and the spirit of European unity
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