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A selection of Iberian animated shorts (VO st FR), offering captivating adventures and moving stories. These films are a great opportunity to explore the richness of Hispanic and Portuguese culture through animation.

This pivotal documentary, set among the indigenous people of Peru, highlights environmental and social injustice. Through the fate of one place, it gives a sense of the drastic transformation of a once picturesque landscape and the power of human determination.

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If you are a pass holder, you can discover the movie with the +1 of your choice. First come, first served! We therefore strongly recommend that you arrive at least 15 minutes early!

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Awarded with the Best Screenplay prize in 2019 at the Berlin Film Festival, “Piranhas” is a film that takes us into the dark aspirations of young Neapolitans for whom the mafia represents an ideal way of life. According to Le Parisien newspaper, the film “goes beyond the fantasy of the mafia to help viewers understand the deep-seated motivations of newcomers to this cruel world”.

Screening followed by a Q&A with director Caroline von der Tann & intervention by Andreas Stathopoulos, member of Inter-Environnement Bruxelles

Screening followed by a Q&A with director Anna Bucchetti and presented by Marie Vermeiren, member of Elles tournent

Belgian premiere Followed by a Q&A with director Edgardo Pistone

Screening followed by a Q&A with assistant director Edgardo Pistone

“Ammore e malavita”, nominated in the feature film category at the 74th Venice Film Festival, is a subtle blend where music, cinema, romance and thriller intertwine and collide in a dance that sure will win you over.

Selected for the Venice Film Festival in 2021, “Californie” is a powerful film in which Khadija Jaafari, who plays Jamila, delivers an incredible performance.

Winner of the Golden Lion at the Venice Film Festival in 1963, "Hands Over the City" is a classic of the Italian cinema that deserves to be discovered or rediscovered!

In alignment with the European Parliament's International Women's Day programming, "Strengthening the Women, Peace, and Security Agenda – Upholding Women’s Rights in Defence, Security, and Peacebuilding", the LUX Audience Award is hosting a special screening of Intercepted by Oksana Karpovych. This documentary highlights the human toll of the ongoing war in Ukraine, an issue that has been central to the European Parliament’s agenda. The Parliament has taken a strong stance in support of Ukraine’s sovereignty, condemning Russian aggression, and advocating for the protection of human rights in the region.

Maria Callas, an opera icon at the movies.  To mark the…