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'We must denounce patriarchy in Europe,' director tells Euronews after winning EU film award

Video. 'We must denounce patriarchy in Europe,' says award-winning director

Updated: 29/11/2019 - 9:17 GMT+1

The tale of a woman standing up to patriarchy in a small Macedonian village has won the prestigious LUX Film Prize. Its director says it is important to stand up to misogyny in the Balkans and across Europe.

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