Le gagnant du Prix EFA du jeune public 2013 sera dévoilé le 5 mai

03/05/2013 - EN ANGLAIS - Le deuxième lauréat depuis sa création de ce prix décerné par les jeunes de neuf villes européennes sera choisi parmi : Le magasin des suicides, UPSIDEdown et The Zigzag Kid

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This Sunday is Young Audience Film Day: On May 5, the three nominated films will simultaneously be screened to a young audience in nine different cities across Europe.

The nominated films The Suicide Shop [+lire aussi :
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In a truly European vote, jury speakers will then transmit the national results live via Skype video conference to Erfurt (Germany) where a German entertainer and TV host will be moderating the award ceremony. From 20.00 hrs CET on, you can follow the ceremony with our live stream and find out who the winner of the EFA Young Audience Award 2013 is on yaa.europeanfilmawards.eu.

The whole day will be documented by video crews and clips of the Young Audience Film Day will soon be online! Video interviews with the nominated directors Vincent Bal (The Zigzag Kid), Patrice Leconte (The Suicide Shop) and Bernd Sahling (Upside Down) are already available online!

This year’s second edition of the EFA Young Audience Award is realised with a network of the following nine partners: BFI British Film Institute, Danish Film Institute, Deutsche Kindermedienstiftung Goldener Spatz (Germany), Latvian Film Centre, MEDIA Desk Malta, National Cinema Museum (Italy), New Horizons Association in Wroclaw (Poland), Otok Institute for developing film culture (Slovenia) and Sofia International Film Festival (Bulgaria).

The European Film Academy Young Audience Award is organised and presented by the European Film Academy and EFA Productions with the support of the Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (MDM). The national Young Audience Film Day events will be organised with the support of the respective national partners.

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