Film Lens
In 2018, 'Democracy (s)?' presents the efforts of 7,819 individuals from France, Greece, Iceland, Belgium, and Spain to redefine democratic practices. The film captures a series of discussions, meetings, and readings where citizens engage with the complexities of democracy in their daily lives. It provides a platform for diverse perspectives as participants confront contemporary issues related to democratic values.
The documentary, directed by Henri Poulain, runs for 90 minutes and features notable individuals such as Luc Hermann and Lawrence Lessig. It presents a comprehensive view of grassroots movements aimed at invigorating democracy across Europe, emphasizing the importance of citizen engagement in political processes.
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.
Perfect For
Political activismEuropean democracyGrassroots movements