debut film focuses on the sami people it triumphed over the other shortlisted films one hundred twenty beats per minute the french age drama and western by german director of alaska these about. the prize winners are selected each year by members of the european parliament all shortlisted films will be shown in the twenty eight e.u. member states until february twenty eighth. the international exhibition vanguard live the experience is currently showing in athens over three thousand of vanguard s paintings and sketches are projected onto pillars ceilings and the floor of the athens megara. before coming to the greek capital for the traveling exhibition had been to thirty five other cities and seen by millions of art lovers.
young and i don t know if we were lucky but obviously we didn t lose a single day due to weather problems. like the snow storm up on the glacier which can be seen in the last quarter of the film. three days earlier there was no snow there what it looked like the canary islands but once we arrived it started snowing we were lucky. starting november thirtieth the fruits of this hard labor hit the silver screen and viewers can finally learn whether or not that seat got his revenge. for the one gripping film to the next this time it s one from scandinavia and more in our express. the scandinavian movie sami blood was awarded the european parliament s lux film prize this tuesday. sammy blood which is swedish director amanda colonels