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The winner of this year's Lux Film Prize will be picked by MEPs on Tuesday 24 November. The three films that have reached the final stage of the competition are Mediterranea, Mustang and Urok (also known in English as The Lesson). The Lux Prize is awarded by the European Parliament every year to films that promote European cinematography, values and social issues. Follow the award ceremony live.
The directors competing for this year’s prize are: Jonas Carpignano (Mediterranea), Deniz Gamze Ergüven (Mustang) and Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov (Urok). For more on the films check out this article and explore the official Lux Prize website.
The finalists of the Lux Prize were subtitled into the EU's official 24 languages and screened in all 28 member states during the Lux Film Days this autumn. The winning film, picked by MEPs, will be adapted for the visually and hearing impaired and also be promoted during its international release.
The public can still vote for their favourite film on the Lux Prize website. The winner will be invited to the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival, Czech Republic, in the summer of 2016.
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