The LUX Audience Award team of the European Parliament is organising in January and February a series of exclusive screenings in Brussels and Strasbourg. These screenings come right after those organised in November and December (read the news). The films will be followed by Q&A sessions with the teams behind the lens.

The schedule is as follows. Estibaliz Urresola Solaguren’s 20,000 Species of Bees [+lee también:
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For the record, during the award’s competition period, the European Parliament organises free screenings of the nominated films across the EU, providing subtitles in the 24 languages of the EU. The LUX Audience Award allows the audience, together with Members of the European Parliament, to determine the winner by rating the films here. Ten lucky citizens who rate the LUX nominees will be randomly selected to attend the award ceremony at the European Parliament, where they will have the opportunity to meet the film directors.