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European Film 'Deaf' Wins LUX Audience Award
15 Apr
Summary
- Film 'Deaf' won the LUX Audience Award in Brussels.
- Miriam Garlo, a deaf actress, delivers a stunning performance.
- The award promotes socio-political awareness in Europe.

The film 'Deaf' has been honored with the LUX Audience Award, marking a significant achievement for European cinema and its commitment to diversity. The film, which premiered at the Berlinale in 2025, has garnered multiple accolades, including major awards at the Goyas for its lead actress Miriam Garlo and co-star Álvaro Cervantes.
Created in 2007, the LUX Prize seeks to support films that raise awareness of socio-political issues across Europe and encourage wider distribution. The selection process combines public votes with those of MEPs, each carrying equal weight. This year, for the first time, subtitles for the deaf and hard of hearing were provided for all shortlisted films.