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Brussels International Festival of Eroticism European X Awards
The Brussels International Festival of Eroticism (Dutch: Internationaal Erotica Festival van Brussel, French: Festival International de l'Érotisme de Bruxelles) is a trade show for the European adult entertainment industry held each February in Brussels. The most notable event during the Festival is the European X Awards, a movie award for the European adult video industry.[1][2][3]
Each participating country (typically Germany, Italy, France and Spain) is given their own set of awards, including Best Movie, Best Director, Best Actor and Best Actress.
The first International Festival of Eroticism was held in 1993, with the European X Awards first held in 1995.
