

7,819 individuals across five European countries participate in discussions and initiatives aimed at redefining democratic practices.
“Did you said democracy?”
Synopsis
7,819 individuals across five European countries participate in discussions and initiatives aimed at redefining democratic practices.
Synopsis
In a series of meetings across France, Greece, Iceland, Belgium, and Spain, citizens engage in discussions about democratic practices. Directed by Henri Poulain, "Democracy (s)?" features participants like Lawrence Lessig and Luc Hermann as they confront the challenges of modern governance. The 90-minute documentary captures the efforts of 7,819 individuals working to redefine democracy through grassroots initiatives. Their diverse perspectives reflect a collective desire to invigorate democratic values in contemporary Europe.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet 7,819 citizens redefining democracy in Europe.
- See discussions from France, Greece, and Spain.
- Find out how grassroots movements impact political values.
Did You Know
- 7,819 individuals participated in redefining democracy across five countries.
- The film features discussions in France, Greece, Iceland, Belgium, and Spain.
- Director Henri Poulain led the project in 2018, focusing on grassroots movements.
- The documentary has a runtime of 90 minutes.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What year was the documentary 'Democracy (s)?' released?
The documentary 'Democracy (s)?' was released in 2018.
How many individuals participated in the democratic initiatives featured in the documentary?
A total of 7,819 individuals participated in the democratic initiatives across France, Greece, Iceland, Belgium, and Spain.
Who directed the documentary 'Democracy (s)?'
The documentary was directed by Henri Poulain.
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