Which prize is awarded by the European Parliament for film?

The LUX Film Prize is awarded by the European Parliament to promote and highlight films that represent European culture and values. This initiative aims to foster a dialogue on important societal and political issues, encouraging European citizens to engage with these themes through cinema. It is selected by a jury and also involves audience participation in the final decision, making it a unique prize that bridges political discourse with art. The other options, while notable awards within the film industry, are not affiliated with the European Parliament; for example, the European Film Award recognizes achievements in European cinema but does not serve the specific purpose of fostering dialogue on European values, which is central to the LUX Film Prize.