Award ceremony The blue carpet for the European Film Awards has been rolled out
French actress Juliette Binoche and British actor Ralph Fiennes are in Lucerne for the European Film Awards on Saturday evening. Here on a joint photo in the frame of their movie "The Return". (archive picture)
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At the Culture and Convention Center Lucerne (KKL) on Saturday evening, the dress code for the European Film Awards is "Black Tie". (archive picture)
Image: Keystone
French actress Juliette Binoche and British actor Ralph Fiennes are in Lucerne for the European Film Awards on Saturday evening. Here on a joint photo in the frame of their movie "The Return". (archive picture)
Image: Keystone
At the Culture and Convention Center Lucerne (KKL) on Saturday evening, the dress code for the European Film Awards is "Black Tie". (archive picture)
Image: Keystone
The blue carpet for the European Film Awards has been rolled out at the Culture and Convention Center Lucerne (KKL). For the first time, Europe's top film awards will be presented in Switzerland. The gala is this Saturday evening.
07.12.2024, 18:00
SDA
The European Film Awards are regarded as the European equivalent of the US Oscars - "Black Tie" is the dress code here too.
The Spaniard Pedro Almodóvar is nominated for Best Director and Best Screenwriter. His film "The Room Next Door" is nominated like 14 others in the "Best Film" category. He will be joined on the carpet on Saturday evening by stars such as director Wim Wenders, actress Juliette Binoche and actor Ralph Fiennes.
Swiss filmmakers are also hoping to win an award: the animated film "Sauvages" by Claude Barras and the short film "2720" by Basil da Cunha.
The award ceremony can be followed on the SRF livestream.
