The film "Ida", Polish director Pawel Pawlikowski, received the LUX Prize 2014, awarded by the European Parliament. The ceremony took place on Wednesday in Strasbourg.
"I am honored to be here to receive this award for Ida," said the winner. This comes just days after another award, the Best Film award from the European Film Academy in Riga. 'Ida' seems to be the best European film of the year. "
The film takes place in communist Poland 60s The story of a young woman about to take orders and meets his aunt. Thus begins a journey through memories, including those of the Holocaust.
Interviewed by euronews at the end of the ceremony,
Pawel Pawlikowski dedicated this film "to all filmmakers who complete their idea and make a film a love of art and not for making money."
Expiration: Golden Globes on January 15 January. "Ida" is in the category of Best Foreign Language Film.
To go further: the interview with Pawel Pawlikowski on the European Parliament website - .
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