Domestic violence on the big screen at the Mamer Schlass

Eric Lamhène’s film “Hors d’Haleine”, screened at Château de Mamer during Orange Week, attracted a large audience, including several members of the local council. The film tells the story of Emma, who leaves behind her ordered life to take refuge in a shelter for women in distress.

After the screening, the Commission for the Equality of Opportunities and Maison Citoyenne organized a round table discussion on domestic violence. Interest was high, and many questions were asked. Experts Eric Lamhène (director of the film), Esperanza Martin González-Quevedo (actress in the film and victim of domestic violence), Julie Schonne (assistant at LOG-in) and Christopher Witry (Ministry for Gender Equality and Diversity), were able to pass on a wealth of information to the audience, raising awareness of the issue.

Des articles de la même catégorie

Art Takes Over the Former SICA Recycling Center

Art Takes Over the Former SICA Recycling Center

About 50 local artists are exhibiting their works in the former SICA recycling center in Kehlen. The exhibition is still open from Friday, November 6, through Sunday, November 8, from 2:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. As in 2023, a former SICA building—set to be demolished in a...

read more
Help plant solitary trees in the town

Help plant solitary trees in the town

The Intermunicipal Syndicate for Nature Conservation (SICONA) and the municipality of Mamer are inviting landowners in green zones to participate in aninitiative to promote biodiversity by planting individual trees. These trees, such as oaks and beeches, play a vital...

read more
Skip to content