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THE GREEN SCREEN: FILMS AND DEBATES TO INSPIRE A BETTER FUTURE

Prepare your popcorn and join us! Through a series of online film
screenings, the Green Screen project invites you to engage with
contemporary debates on the future of Europe, post-COVID recovery and
making our societies more resilient and sustainable. Created by the
European Greens, it will explore topics such as the climate crisis,
environmental and social justice, and democracy.
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REBUILDING OUR HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS

The COVID crisis has tipped the healthcare infrastructures and staff across
Europe over the edge. Healthcare workers in countries such as Belgium and
France were already protesting the lack of funding before the pandemic and
warning their governments of its impact. Today, we see the devastation
caused by overwhelmed hospitals and overworked staff.

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21st July - 22nd July

UPCOMING FILM:

BURNING OUT

Over a two-year period, filmmaker Jérôme le Maire captures everyday life
in the surgical department of a Parisian hospital. He paints a
disconcerting picture of the imminent burnout threatening the healthcare
system in 2016.
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CORONAVIRUS RECOVERY: LET’S BUILD A BETTER TOMORROW!

As the Greens, we think that healthcare and other public services must be
viewed as commons that we need to protect and fund adequately. EU Member
States need to guarantee universal healthcare coverage and accessibility to
healthcare facilities to everyone.

We are calling for the EU to make vaccines and treatments available and
affordable for all. Now is the time to change the current model to one
based on open science, where pharmaceutical products are not made more
costly by patent licensing and non-transparent research and development
costs.
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DEBATE: INVEST IN HEALTHCARE! ADDRESSING VULNERABILITIES IN EUROPEAN PUBLIC
HEALTHCARE SYSTEMS

Following the screening of 'Burning Out', we are hosting a debate on
Thursday 22 July at 19:00 CEST. We will explore the state of healthcare
systems across Europe, and how they can be rebuilt to ensure a more
resilient and sustainable Europe.

We will take into consideration various perspectives, including that of
local and European level politicians and healthcare workers. The session
will tackle essential topics such as the need for investments in the
healthcare systems, the respect of health workers' rights and vision of
healthcare as a fundamental right.
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THEMES

Each month, the Green Screen is dedicated to a key theme to build a better
future for Europe. On the third week of each month, a film screening will
be made available for free on our platform for 48 hours, on Wednesday and
Thursday. Then, you can follow a live debate on an issue inspired by the
film, which will take place on Thursdays at 19:00 CEST. You can follow it
on the Green Screen website [1] or on our YouTube channel [6].

ARTISTIC SPOT

Artistic expressions often seek to enact change. Berthold Brecht once said
that "Art is not a mirror held up to reality, but a hammer with which to
shape it." The Green Screen features European artists whose work engages
with the theme of defining a better future for all. They will be showcasing
a variety of art forms, including poetry, music, painting and theatre.

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