Producers on the Move 2014

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One to One meetings during Producers On The Move 2013

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PRODUCERS ON THE MOVE is celebrating its 15th anniversary of bringing up-and-coming producers together for networking opportunities and promoting them widely in Cannes. Since 2000, EFP and its members have selected more than 300 producers from 35 European countries and helped support their cross-border cooperation on future projects. Many of them are still in contact with one another and several have become partners on international coproductions, seeing their films premiering at international film festivals around the globe. Congratulations to all of them. This year, the members of EFP have again made their selection and chosen 24 aspiring and highly promising producers for the initiative during the Festival de Cannes 2014 and the Marché du Film.

The programme will take place at the beginning of the festival from May 17 to 19. EFP will once more be creating a highly focused working environment including project pitching, oneto-one meetings, a case study, and social events as well as extensive promotion of the producers through profiles in the international trade papers. We would like to express our warmest thanks to the MEDIA Programme (2007 – 2013) of the European Union for its on-going financial support of this initiative. We would also like to thank Eurimages for its continuing support. Keep an eye on this talented group of producers. Many names will become international players in the future. Christian Juhl Lemche EFP President, May 2014

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EFP‘s activities are financially supported by the MEDIA Programme (2007 – 2013) of the EU and the EFP member organisations of EFP. In addition, PRODUCERS ON THE MOVE is supported by Eurimages and uniFrance films. EFP is supported by

project partners

Event activities in Cannes, May 17-19, 2014 » round-table meeting / pitching session for all selected producers » one-on-one speed-dating meetings between the participating producers » case study on a European co-production » production of a brochure and a poster » press campaign including producer profiles in three major daily trade papers in Cannes » online presentation of participating producers

“PRODUCERS ON THE MOVE has been a unique crash course in understanding European film financing. The network gained there is very good and the programme comes strongly recommended.”

ABOUT THE PROJECT

The aim of PRODUCERS ON THE MOVE is to assist European producers in finding partners for their upcoming projects, to strengthen industry networking opportunities and to offer a platform where the producer’s potential can be recognised.

Hans-Jørgen Osnes, Motlys, Norway, participant in 2013

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Bulgaria Maya Vitkova Croatia Vanja Jambrović Czech Republic Tomáš Hrubý Denmark Eva Jakobsen Finland Mark Lwoff France Mathias Rubin Georgia Tinatin Kajrishvili Germany Henning Kamm Greece Konstantinos Kontovrakis Hungary Eszter Gyárfás Iceland Árni Filippusson Ireland John Keville Italy Olivia Musini FYR of Macedonia Ognen Antov Montenegro Ivan Djurović The Netherlands David Bijker Norway Teréz Hollo-Klausen Poland Mikołaj Pokromski Portugal Nuno Bernardo Slovak Republic Mátyás Prikler Spain Marta Velasco Sweden Petter Lindblad Switzerland Elodie Brunner United Kingdom Tristan Goligher 7

MAYA VITKOVA

Viktoria Films, Bulgaria

selected films Gin Air, in development by Maya Vitkova (Bulgaria, Romania) Viktoria, 2014 by Maya Vitkova (Bulgaria, Romania) www.viktoriathefilm.com My Tired Father, 2011 by Maya Vitkova (Bulgaria) short Stanka Goes Home, 2010 by Maya Vitkova (Bulgaria) short Eastern Plays, 2009 by Kamen Kalev (Bulgaria, Sweden) executive produced

Writer-director / producer Maya Vitkova worked until 2006 as an assistant and casting director. In 2009, she executive produced Kamen Kalev’s Eastern Plays which premiered in the Directors’ Fortnight and was Bulgaria’s Oscar candidate in 2011. At the beginning of 2009, Maya founded Viktoria Films, producing two shorts and her debut feature Viktoria which had its world premiere at Sundance in January 2014. She is now developing her second feature, the road movie Gin Air, which will be partly shot in Brazil. Viktoria Films 2, Tzar Ivan Asen II Str. Tzarevetz Building, fl.2 BG – 1124 Sofia phone +359 2 481 37 12 mayvitkovitz@yahoo.com www.viktoriafilms.jimdo.com selected by Bulgarian National Film Center

VANJA JAMBROVIĆ

Restart, Croatia

A graduate from the Academy of Drama Art in Zagreb, Vanja Jambrović has been working exclusively as a producer at the company Restart since 2009. She has produced several shorts, including Boxed and Real Man’s Film, before handling Nebojša Slijepčević’s 2013 CroatianGerman-Romanian documentary Gangster Of Love. Vanja also served as an associate producer on the Slovenian-Macedonian-Croatian co-production Mama Europa by Petra Seliškar and is currently in development on the feature fiction Araf – The Elevations by Srđan Keča and the feature documentary Shooting The War by Slijepčević. Restart Trg Vladka Mačeka 1 HR – 10 000 Zagreb phone +385 1 5573 860 cell +385 91 8930 675 vanja@restarted.hr www.restarted.hr

selected films Gangster Of Love, 2013 by Nebojša Slijepčević (Croatia, Germany, Romania) documentary Mama Europa, 2013 by Petra Seliškar (Slovenia, Macedonia, Croatia) documentary, co-executive produced Boxed , 2013 by Nebojša Slijepčević (Croatia) short The Blockade, 2012 by Igor Bezinović (Croatia) documentary, assistant producer Real Man’s Film, 2012 by Nebojša Slijepčević (Croatia) short, documentary

selected by Croatian Audiovisual Centre 9

TOMÁŠ HRUBÝ

nutprodukce, Czech Republic

selected films Silently Waiting, in development by Martin Krejčí (Czech Republic, Slovak Republic) Game Count, in development by Agnieszka Holland (Poland, Czech Republic) Gottland, 2014 by Bohdan Bláhovec, Viera Čakányová, Petr Hátle, Lukáš Kokeš, Rozalie Kohoutová, Radovan Síbrt, Klára Tasovská (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovak Republic) cross-genre documentary Burning Bush, 2013 by Agnieszka Holland (Czech Republic) feature Pandas, 2013 by Matúš Vizár (Slovak Republic, Czech Republic) short 10

Tomáš Hrubý co-founded the production company nutprodukce in 2009 and has worked regularly with HBO on the documentaries Fortess and The Great Night as well as Agnieszka Holland’s Burning Bush, which won more than 11 Czech Lions, the national film award. Tomáš co-produced the animated short Pandas which won a prize at Cannes’ Cinéfondation 2013. He is developing Martin Krejčí’s new project Silently Waiting about the life of the jazz singer Eva Olmerová and Agnieszka Holland’s Game Count as co-producer.

nutprodukce Bubenská 1 CZ – 170 00, Prague 7 cell +420 731 163 041 tomas@nutprodukce.cz www.nutprodukce.cz selected by Czech Film Center

EVA JAKOBSEN

Nimbus Film, Denmark

A graduate in Film and Media from the University of Copenhagen, Eva Jakobsen worked at Zentropa from 2004-2007 and joined Nimbus Film in 2008. She produced several shorts and was involved in such films as Valhalla Rising and The Ambassador before producing her first feature film Antboy in 2012. Eva is currently in production on the DanishGerman co-production Antboy II and developing new projects with such emerging talent as Ask Hasselbalch, Katrin Gebbe, and codirectors Jonas Arnby and Rasmus Birch.

selected films Antboy, 2013 by Ask Hasselbalch (Denmark) Antboy II, 2014, filming by Ask Hasselbalch (Denmark, Germany) projects in script development The Suicide Tourist by Jonas Arnby, Rasmus Birch

Nimbus Film Hauchsvej 17 DK - 1825 Frederiksberg C phone +45 3634 0910 cell +45 6130 8066 eva@nimbusfilm.dk www.nimbusfilm.dk selected by Danish Film Institute

The Begging Hand by Katrin Gebbe (Denmark, Germany) Days With Barbara by Mads Hemmingsen Masks by Marianne Blicher 11

MARK LWOFF

Bufo, Finland

selected films White Point, in development by Akseli Tuomivaara (Finland) Swedish Moment, in postproduction by Swedish Moment working group (Finland) Korso, 2014 by Akseli Tuomivaara (Finland) Concrete Night, 2013 by Pirjo Honkasalo (Finland, Sweden, Denmark) The Good Son, 2011 by Zaida Bergroth (Finland) The Interrogation, 2009 by Jörn Donner (Finland) 12

A graduate from Aalto University’s Film Department in 2006, Mark Lwoff is one of the founding associates of the production company Bufo in 2007. His productions have included Zaida Bergroth’s The Good Son, Pirjo Honkasalo’s Concrete Night and Akseli Tuomivaara’s Korso. Mark, who finds time to run a barbecue restaurant on the side, is in postproduction on the black comedy Swedish Moment and currently developing the action film White Point, to be directed by Akseli Tuomivaara and shot in winter 2015/6.

Bufo Ltd Työpajankatu 2 A R1 D, 2. krs FIN - 00580 Helsinki cell +358 45 1314 652 mark@bufo.fi www.bufo.fi selected by Finnish Film Foundation

MATHIAS RUBIN

Récifilms, France

After graduating in Business Law, Economy and Finance, Mathias Rubin worked in the acquisitions and co-productions division at Miramax Film. In 1999, he joined Natixis Coficine as an account officer for production and distribution companies. Four years later, Mathias established his own production company, Récifilms, and has produced films by Éric Rochant, Manuel Poirier and Mona Achache, among others. He is currently developing the fiction project French Doctors about the genesis of Doctors Without Borders.

selected films French Doctors, in development by Olivier Megaton (France) Les gazelles, 2013 by Mona Achache (France) Mobius, 2012 by Éric Rochant (France, Belgium, Luxembourg) De l’huile sur le feu, 2010 by Nicolas Benamou (France)

Récifilms 17, rue d’Hauteville F – 75010 Paris phone +33 1 4026 1818 cell +33 6 03 96 73 96 m.rubin@recifilms.fr selected by uniFrance films

Le café du pont, 2009 by Manuel Poirier (France) Mes copines, 2005 by Sylvie Ayme (France) L’école pour tous, 2005 by Éric Rochant (France)

TINATIN KAJRISHVILI

Gemini, Georgia

selected films One Way Ticket, 2015, in development by Tinatin Kajrishvili (Georgia) Brides, 2014 by Tinatin Kajrishvili (Georgia, France) Paradjanov, 2013 by Serge Avedikian, Olena Fetisova (Ukraine, France, Georgia, Armenia) co-produced

Tinatin Kajrishvili graduated from Georgia’s State Theatre and Film University in 2001 as a film director and made several shorts before continuing her studies as a producer at the IFASC* and EAVE workshops. Since then, Tinatin has produced shorts and documentaries and co-produced the feature film Paradjanov. This year saw the world premiere at the Berlinale’s Panorama of her directorial debut Brides which she also produced. Tinatin is now developing the black comedy One Way Ticket as her second feature. *IFASC = Independent Filmmakers Association in South Caucasus

Black Mulberry, 2012 by Gabriel Razmadze (Georgia, France) short Not White-Black, 2010 by Konstantine Esadze (Georgia) documentary Unknown Soldiers, 2009 by Shalva Shengeli (Georgia) documentary 14

Gemini 7 Gudauri str. GE – Tbilisi 0179 phone +372 59 22 37 47 cell +995 597 20 25 50 gemini@gemini.ge selected by Georgian National Film Center

HENNING KAMM

DETAiLFILM, Germany

A graduate of the Atelier Ludwigsburg-Paris, Henning Kamm founded DETAiLFILM together with Fabian Gasmia in 2007. Their first successes included Supriyo Sen’s short documentary Wagah and David O’Reilly’s The External World. At this year’s Berlinale, the duo had premieres of Karim Ainouz’s Praia do Futuro and Kutlug Ataman’s Kuzu – The Lamb. Carlo Zoratti’s The Special Need is currently on the festival circuit and won the Audience Award at SXSW. Henning is working on such films as Mohammad Rasoulof’s Mahan and Stéphane Robelin’s #Flora63. DETAiLFILM Eppendorfer Weg 57a D – 20259 Hamburg phone +49 40 6094 0944 cell +49 151 23 000 204 kamm@detailfilm.de www.detailfilm.de selected by German Films

selected films Mahan, 2015, in development by Mohammad Rasoulof #Flora63, 2014, in development by Stéphane Robelin Praia do Futuro, 2014 by Karim Ainouz (Brazil, Germany) co-produced Kuzu – The Lamb, 2014 by Kutlug Ataman (Turkey, Germany) The Special Need, 2013 by Carlo Zoratti (Germany, Italy) documentary Sharqia, 2012 by Ami Livne (Israel, France, Germany) co-produced

KONSTANTINOS KONTOVRAKIS

Heretic – Creative Producers, Greece

selected films Pari, in development by Siamak Etemadi (Greece) Saint Nikolas, in development by Loukianos Moshonas (Greece) ForEver, 2014, in postproduction by Margarita Manda (Greece) Standing Aside, Watching, 2013 by Yorgos Servetas (Greece) Boy Eating The Bird’s Food, 2012 by Ektoras Lygizos (Greece) executive produced Wasted Youth, 2011 by Argyris Papadimitropoulos & Jan Vogel (Greece) executive produced

After working as a film critic and festival programmer, Konstantinos Kontovrakis moved into production in 2009, serving as an executive producer on Wasted Youth and Boy Eating The Bird’s Food. Konstantinos’ last feature Standing Aside, Watching premiered in Toronto 2013 and was selected for the Berlinale’s Panorama this year. He set up the new production house, Heretic, with Giorgos Karnavas and is currently in postproduction on Margarita Manda’s ForEver and developing new projects by Siamak Etemadi and Loukianos Moshonas. Heretic – Creative Producers 18 Promitheos Str GR – 152 34 Halandri, Athens phone +30 210 6005260 cell +30 69 7688 7137 konstantinos@heretic.gr www.heretic.gr selected by Greek Film Centre

ESZTER GYÁRFÁS

Proton Cinema, Hungary

A graduate of the producer class at the University of Theatre and Film in Budapest, Eszter Gyárfás had worked during her studies as a unit/production manager on such films as Taxidermia and Delta. In 2011, she started working at Proton Cinema and made her debut as a producer with Land Of Storms by Ádám Császi in 2014. Eszter then served as executive producer on Kornél Mundruczó’s sixth feature, White God, which has its world premiere in Un Certain Regard in Cannes this year. She is now developing Mundruczó’s next feature Hotel Lucky Hole. Proton Cinema Pozsonyi ut 14 HU – Budapest 1137 phone +36 1 321 8178 cell +36 70 361 0009 eszter@protoncinema.hu www.protoncinema.hu selected by Magyar Filmunió/Hungarian National Film Fund

selected films Hotel Lucky Hole, in development by Kornél Mundruczó (Hungary) 1989, 2014, in postproduction by Anders Østergaard (Denmark, Germany, Hungary) documentary, co-producer Land Of Storms, 2014 by Ádám Császi (Hungary, Germany) White God, 2014 by Kornél Mundruczó (Hungary, Germany, Sweden) executive produced Karsten And Petra’s Winter Vacation, 2014 by Arne Lindtner Naess (Norway) associate produced through Cinenord 17

ÁRNI FILIPPUSSON

Mystery Productions, Iceland

selected films Bakk, in development by Gunnar Hansson, Davíd Oskar Olafsson (Iceland) Metalhead, 2013 by Ragnar Bragason (Iceland, Norway) Prince Avalanche, 2012 by David Gordon Green (USA) executive produced Either Way, 2011 by Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson (Iceland, United Kingdom) King’s Road, 2011 by Valdís Oskarsdóttir (Iceland) Country Wedding, 2008 by Valdís Oskarsdóttir (Iceland) 18

Árni Filippusson founded the production company Mystery Productions with Davíd Oskar Olafsson in 2006 after meeting at the European Film College in Denmark. They have produced two films by Valdís Oskarsdóttir (Country Wedding, Kings Road) and Hafsteinn Gunnar Sigurdsson’s Either Way which was remade as the US film Prince Avalanche. Their latest film Metalhead won eight Icelandic Film Awards in 2013. Árni is now preparing Bakk, Davíd’s directorial debut with Gunnar Hansson. Mystery Productions Seljavegur 1 ICE – 101 Reykjavík cell +354 693 3268 arni@mystery.is www.mystery.is www.arnifil.com selected by Icelandic Film Centre

JOHN KEVILLE

SP Films, Ireland

John Keville is a producer at Dublin based production house SP Films with colleague Conor Barry. He has just completed shooting the feature film You’re Ugly Too starring Aidan Gillen and George Pistereanu and has two other films in postproduction, Brand New-U and the documentary Democrazy. John is currently at the financing stage of Muldowney’s next feature Pilgrimage and Rebecca Daly’s Good Favour.

selected films Pilgrimage, 2015, in financing by Brendan Muldowney (Ireland) Good Favour, 2015, in financing by Rebecca Daly (Ireland) You’re Ugly Too, 2014, in postproduction by Mark Noonan (Ireland)

SP Films T/A Savage Production Ltd 20 Herbert Place IRL – Dublin 2 phone +353 1 639 4003 cell +353 87 796 5069 john@spfilms.ie www.spfilms.ie selected by Irish Film Board

Brand New-U, 2014, in postproduction by Simon Pummell (United Kingdom, Ireland, The Netherlands) co-producer Democrazy, 2014, in postproduction by Andreas Dalsgaard (Denmark, Ireland) documentary, co-producer

OLIVIA MUSINI

Cinemaundici, Italy

selected films Week Of The Frogs, in development by Alberto Caviglia (Italy) Wondrous Boccaccio, 2014, in production by Paolo and Vittorio Taviani (Italy, France) delegate producer Black Souls, 2014, in production by Francesco Munzi (Italy, France) Last Summer, 2013 by Leonardo Guerra Seràgnoli (Italy) executive produced Banana, 2013 by Andrea Jublin (Italy, France) The Cardboard Village, 2011 by Ermanno Olmi (Italy) delegate produced 20

Olivia Musini joined Cinemaundici in 2010 after having worked for three years in the local production division at Warner Bros. in Paris and Rome. She has served as a delegate and executive producer on films by Sergio Castellitto, Ermanno Olmi, Vincenzo Salemme and other first features. Olivia is currently producing Black Souls by Francesco Munzi and is developing Alberto Caviglia’s debut feature, the coming of age drama Week Of The Frogs, to shoot in Italy in spring 2015.

Cinemaundici srl Via Giuseppe Avezzana 51 I – 00195 Rome phone +39 06 4547 8610 olivia.musini@cinemaundici.it www.cinemaundici.it selected by Istituto Luce-Cinecittà / Italy

OGNEN ANTOV

Dream Factory Macedonia FYR of Macedonia

A graduate in Ethnology, Ognen Antov set up his company Dream Factory Macedonia to produce feature films, TV productions and documentaries. Apart from the awardwinning documentaries Seamstresses and Grandmothers Of Revolution, Ognen was an associate producer on Vladimir Blazevski’s Punk Is Not Dead and co-producer of Dimitar Mitovski’s hit Mission London. This year will see the premieres of two films he has co-produced: Andy Deliana’s Not An Ordinary Monday and Darko Lungulov’s Monument To Michael Jackson. Dream Factory Macedonia Kej 13 Noemvri 5/8 MK – 1000 Skopje phone +389 2 311 1125 cell +389 70 255 888 ognenantov@gmail.com http://dfm.mk/ selected by Macedonian Film Agency

selected films Nameless, in development by Vardan Tozija Monument To Michael Jackson, 2014 in postproduction by Darko Lungulov (FYR of Macedonia, Serbia, Germany) co-producer Not An Ordinary Monday, 2014 by Andy Deliana (Albania, USA, FYR of Macedonia) co-produced Mission London, 2012 by Dimitar Mitovski (Bulgaria, UK, Hungary, FYR of Macedonia, Sweden) co-produced Punk Is Not Dead, 2012 by Vladimir Blazevski (FYR of Macedonia) associate produced

IVAN DJUROVIĆ

Artikulacija Production, Montenegro

selected films Odysseus, in preproduction by Andro Martinović (Montenegro) From Zero To Hero, 2014 by Srdjan Dragojević (Montenegro, Serbia) co-produced The Ascent, 2011 by Nemanja Becanović (Montenegro, Slovenia) produced, executive produced Hourglass, 2007 by Szabolcs Tolnai (Hungary, Serbia, Montenegro) A View From Eiffel Tower, 2005 by Nikola Vukčević (Montenegro, Slovenia, Serbia, Croatia) produced, executive produced 22

Ivan Djurović launched Montenegro’s first independent production company, Artikulacija Production, in 2001, and produced A View From Eiffel Tower by Nikola Vukčević. A graduate in Production at the Faculty of Dramatic Arts in Cetinje, he has been involved in films by such directors as Pjer Žalica and Srdjan Dragojević. Ivan is now in postproduction on Vukčević’s The Kids From The Marx & Engels Street, Antonio Nuić’s Life Is Like A Trumpet, and Stole Popov’s To The Hilt, and in preproduction on Andro Martinović’s Odysseus. Artikulacija Production Malo Brdo N3/N4 MNE – 81000 Podgorica cell +382 67 362 462 cell +382 68 240 440 ivandjurovic@artikulacija.co.me www.artikulacija.me selected by Ministry of Culture of Montenegro

DAVID BIJKER

Bijker Film & TV, The Netherlands

David Bijker is a producer for the Amsterdambased Bijker Film & TV which focuses on content for young people and family audiences. He was one of the producers of Dennis Bots’ awardwinning 2012 feature Cool Kids Don’t Cry which has since had a Norwegian remake as Kule Kidz Gråter Ikke. The collaboration with Dennis Bots and screenwriter Karen van Holst Pellekaan continues with the soon-to-be-released Secrets Of War, and the upcoming productions The Sword Of D’Artagnan and Falko – Letter Of Fire, which are all structured as European co-productions. Bijker Film & TV Bremstraat 1-3 NL – 1031 EK Amsterdam phone +31 20 22 60 100 cell +31 65 57 98 167 david@bijker.tv www.bijker.tv

selected films Falko – Letter Of Fire, 2015 in preproduction by Dennis Bots (The Netherlands, Germany, Belgium) The Sword Of D’Artagnan, 2014 by Dennis Bots (The Netherlands, Germany) Secrets Of War, 2012 by Dennis Bots (The Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg) Cool Kids Don’t Cry, 2011 by Dennis Bots (The Netherlands, Belgium) A Foreign Affair, 2003 by Helmut Schleppi (The Netherlands, USA)

selected by EYE International / The Netherlands 23

TERÉZ HOLLO-KLAUSEN

Anna Kron Film, Norway

selected films Dryads, 2014, in preproduction by Sten Hellevig (Norway) It’s Only Make Believe, 2013 by Arild Østin Ommumdsen (Norway) executive produced through Chezville Casper And Emma – Best Friends , 2012 by Arne Lindtner Næss (Norway) produced through Cinenord Kidstory Totally True Love, 2011 by Anne Sewitsky (Norway, Germany) produced through Cinenord Kidstory Varg Veum (Writing On The Wall), 2010 by Stefan Faldbakken (Norway) associate produced through Cinemiso 24

Teréz Hollo-Klausen holds a Master of Arts degree and entered the film industry in 1999 in various functions before producing the short Luggage in 2005. Since then, she has worked as a producer for Cinenord on such films as Anne Sewitsky’s award-winning Totally True Love and Arne Lindtner Næss’ Caspar And Emma – Best Friends. Teréz now works with LA-based director Sten Hellevig and is in preproduction on the feature film Dryads as well as developing the music documentary One Hit Wonder Girl.

Anna Kron Film Erfjordgata 8 N – 4014 Stavanger cell +47 913 16 75 terez@hollo.no selected by Norwegian Film Institute

MIKOŁAJ POKROMSKI

Pokromski Studio, Poland

A graduate in Marketing and Business Studies, Mikołaj Pokromski also studied at the Atelier Ludwigsburg-Paris. He joined his parents’ company Pokromski Studio, producing documentaries by Michał Marczak such as At The Edge Of Russia and Fuck For Forest. Mikołaj has since expanded into feature films as a co-producer of Johannes Schmid’s Winter Daughter and Marie Noëlle’s forthcoming biopic Marie Curie. He is also developing a comedy by Andrzej Kotkowski and documentaries by Maciej Bochniak and Maciej Cuske. Pokromski Studio Nowogrodzka 6A app.10 PL – 00-513 Warsaw phone +48 22 115 33 73 cell +48 502 587 387 mikolaj@pokromskistudio.pl www.pokromskistudio.pl selected by Polish Film Institute

selected films Marie Curie, 2014, in development by Marie Noëlle (Poland, Germany, France) co-producer Whale From Lorino, in development by Maciej Cuske (Poland) documentary Ethiopiques, in development by Maciej Bochniak (Poland) documentary Fuck For Forest, 2012 by Michał Marczak (Poland, Germany) documentary Winter Daughter, 2011 by Johannes Schmid (Germany, Poland) co-produced At The Edge Of Russia, 2009 by Michał Marczak (Poland) documentary, co-produced 25

NUNO BERNARDO

beActive Entertainment, Portugal

selected films Get Happy, in development by Paul O’Rourke, Pat Connolly and Nuno Bernardo (Ireland, Portugal) Road To Revolution, 2014 by Dânia Lucas (Portugal) documentary Collider, 2013 by Jason Butler (Ireland, Portugal) Beat Girl, 2013 by Mairtín de Barra (United Kingdom, Ireland, Portugal) The Knot, 2012 by Jesse Lawrence (United Kingdom, Portugal) co-produced

An EAVE graduate, Nuno Bernardo founded the Portuguese film, TV and digital studio beActive Entertainment and was nominated for the International Digital Emmy Awards for the Brazilian mini-series Final Punishment and Jason Butler’s Irish-Portuguese feature film Collider. Nuno has also produced the features The Knot and Beat Girl as well as the documentary Road To Revolution. He is now producing the documentary The Stand Ups and developing the family film Get Happy which he has co-scripted with Paul O’Rourke and Pat Connolly. beActive Entertainment Avenida Duque D’Avila, 23 P – 1000-138 Lisbon phone +351 21 3100142 nuno@beactivemedia.com www.beactivemedia.com selected by ICA I.P. / Portugal

MÁTYÁS PRIKLER

MPhilms, Slovak Republic

A graduate of Bratislava’s Academy of Performing Arts, Mátyás Prikler made his feature debut as a director with Fine, Thanks, which had its premiere in Rotterdam in 2013. His company MPhilms produced the omnibus film Slovakia 2.0, which consists of ten short films directed by ten directors across the generations, and Jaro Vojtek’s drama in four episodes, Children. In addition, Mátyás served as a co-producer on Mirage by Hungarian director Szabolcs Hajdu.

selected films Without Guardian Angels in development by Róbert Lakatos (Slovak Republic, Romania, Hungary) Mirage, 2014, in postproduction by Szabolcs Hajdu (Hungary, Slovak Republic) co-producer Children, 2014, in postproduction by Jaro Vojtek (Slovak Republic)

MPhilms Ltd Horná 5 SK – 83152 Bratislava cell +421 904 674 408 mphilms@mphilms.sk www.mphilms.sk selected by Slovak Film Institute

Slovakia 2.0, 2014 by Juraj Herz, Martin Šulík, Peter Kerekes, Zuzana Liová, Mišo Suchý, Ondrej Rudavský, Iveta Grófová, Peter Krištúfek, Viera Čákanyová, and Miro Jelok (Slovak Republic) Fine, Thanks, 2013 by Mátyás Prikler (Slovak Republic)

MARTA VELASCO

Áralan Films, Spain

selected films When Angels Sleep, in development Cranberry Sauce, in development by Patricia Ferreira (Spain, France) Innocent Killers, 2014 in postproduction by Gonzalo Bendala (Spain) The Extraordinary Tale, 2013 by José F. Ortuño and Laura Alvea (Spain) Me, Myself And Mum, 2012 by Guillaume Galliene (France, Belgium, Spain) co-executive produced The Wild Ones, 2012 by Patricia Ferreira (Spain) 28

Marta Velasco entered the film industry in 2000, working as a freelance producer before founding her own company Áralan Films with Gonzalo Bendala. She produced several shorts before Patricia Ferreira’s feature debut, the Goya-nominated The Wild Ones, in 2012. Marta is now producing Bendala’s thriller Innocent Killers. Her projects in development include Ferreira’s next feature, Cranberry Sauce, and a European thriller When Angels Sleep where she is looking for international coproducers. Áralan Films S.L. C/ Astronomía 1 Torre 4. Planta 1. Módulo 3. E – 41015 Sevilla phone +34 955 45 2590 cell +34 676 02 87 57 marta@aralanfilms.com www.aralanfilms.com selected by ICAA / Spain

PETTER LINDBLAD

Snowcloud Films, Sweden

Snowcloud Films

Petter Lindblad founded Snowcloud Films in early 2014 to focus on animation films for children and young people. Previous to this, Petter had worked at Copenhagen Bombay as a producer on Anders Morgenthaler’s The Apple & The Worm, Esben Toft Jacobsen’s The Great Bear, and Sweden’s first stereoscopic feature film Beyond Beyond, also by Toft Jacobsen. He is a co-producer on the international fantasy film The Golden Horse and is now developing Maria Avramova’s 3D animation feature Benny And The Kids with his new company.

Snowcloud Films AB Swedenborgsgatan 28 SE – 118 27 Stockholm cell +46 733 321 600 petter.lindblad@snowcloud.se www.snowcloud.se selected by Swedish Film Institute

selected films Benny And The Kids, 2016, in development by Maria Avramova (Sweden) 3D animation The Golden Horse, 2014, in postproduction by Reinis Kalnaellis & Valentas Askinis (Lithuania, Latvia, Luxembourg, Denmark) co-producer Beyond Beyond, 2014 by Esben Toft Jacobsen (Sweden, Denmark) animation The Great Bear, 2011 by Esben Toft Jacobsen (Denmark) animation The Apple & The Worm, 2009 by Anders Morgenthaler, Mads Juul & Josef Fares (Denmark, Sweden) animation

ELODIE BRUNNER

Box Productions, Switzerland

selected films Paul & The Girls, in development by Frédéric Recrosio (Switzerland) Pause, release Fall 2014 by Mathieu Urfer (Switzerland) Iranien, 2014 by Mehran Tamadon (France, Switzerland) documentary, assistant producer Puppylove, 2013 by Delphine Lehericey (Belgium, Switzerland, France, Luxembourg) co-produced Até ver a luz, 2013 by Basil da Cunha (Switzerland) Os vivos tambem choram, 2012 by Basil da Cunha (Switzerland) short 30

After working for festivals in Switzerland, Elodie Brunner joined Box Productions in 2007 as an assistant and director of production. In 2010, she attended the Atelier Ludwigsburg-Paris and became a partner in Box Productions in 2013. Elodie has produced four films, including Delphine Lehericey’s Puppylove, Mehran Tamadon’s Iranien and Mathieu Urfer’s Pause. For the past three years, she has been developing Paul & The Girls, the feature debut by the Swiss humourist Frédéric Recrosio, to shoot in summer 2015. Box Productions Rue de la Savonnerie 4 CH – 1020 Renens phone +41 21 312 64 11 cell +41 76 458 99 67 elodie.brunner@boxproductions.ch www.boxproductions.ch selected by Swiss Films

TRISTAN GOLIGHER

The Bureau Film Company, United Kingdom

After studying Law and Politics, Tristan Goligher worked as a runner and assistant director before joining The Bureau as a development executive in 2008. His first producer credit was on Martin Radich’s feature film Crack Willow, and he has since been involved in such films as Costa Gavras’ Le Capital, Andrew Haigh’s award-winning Weekend and iFeatures2. Tristan is currently in production on Haigh’s new film 45 Years, starring Charlotte Rampling and Tom Courtenay.

The Bureau Film Company 42 Glasshouse Street, 2nd Floor UK – London W1B 5DW phone +44 20 7439 8257 cell +44 7779 307252 tg@thebureau.co.uk www.thebureau.co.uk selected by British Council

selected films 45 Years, in production by Andrew Haigh (United Kingdom) The Goob (part of iFeatures2), 2014 in postproduction by Guy Myhill (United Kingdom) executive producer Norfolk (part of iFeatures2), 2014 in postproduction by Martin Radich (United Kingdom) executive producer Le Capital, 2012 by Costa Gavras (France, United Kingdom) co-produced Weekend, 2011 by Andrew Haigh (United Kingdom) Late Bloomers, 2011 by Julie Gavras (France, Belgium, United Kingdom) co-produced

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EUROPEAN FILM PROMOTION

European Film Promotion (EFP) is the only existing international network of organisations promoting and marketing European cinema worldwide. Founded in 1997, the EFP network now comprises 35 professional organisations from 34 European countries, who are experts in promoting and marketing their own national cinema. Under the EFP umbrella, all of these organisations work together on the promotion of European films and talent around the world. To this end, EFP devises, organises and carries out promotional activities and events on behalf of films, directors, producers, actors and other film professionals.

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›› to enhance the distribution and visibility of European film worldwide

›› to increase the competitive opportunities for European films in the international market place ›› to improve access for European film professionals to the international market place ›› to support the development of new upand-coming talent ›› to contribute, where possible, to the opening of new markets for European film

›› to further share the accumulated knowledge and experience of the association via its European-wide network

Albania Majlinda Tafa Albanian National Center of Cinematography/AN CC www.nationalfilmcenter.gov.al Austria Martin Schweighofer Austrian Film Commission www.austrianfilm.com Belgium Christian De Schutter Flanders Image www.flandersimage.com Belgium Eric Franssen Wallonie Bruxelles Images www.wbimages.be

Czech Republic Markéta Šantrochova Czech Film Center www.filmcenter.cz

Georgia Tamara Tatishvili Georgian National Film Center www.gnfc.ge

Denmark Christian Juhl Lemche The Danish Film Institute www.dfi.dk

Germany Mariette Rissenbeek German Films www.german-films.de

Estonia Lea Kroonmann Estonian Film Institute www.efsa.ee

Greece Stavroula Geronimaki Greek Film Centre www.gfc.gr

Finland Jaana Puskala The Finnish Film Foundation www.ses.fi

Hungary Katalin Vajda Magyar Filmunió/ Hungarian National Film Fund www.filmunio.hu

Bulgaria Irina Kanousheva Bulgarian National Film Center www.nfc.bg

Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia (FYRoM) Darko Basheski Macedonian Film Agency www.filmfund.gov.mk

Iceland Laufey Gudjónsdóttir Icelandic Film Centre www.icelandicfilmcentre.is

Croatia Katarina Prpić Croatian Audiovisual Centre www.havc.hr

France Anne de la Hamelinaye Unifrance films www.unifrance.org

Ireland Teresa McGrane Irish Film Board www.irishfilmboard.ie

THE EFP NETWORK

Italy Annabella Nucara Istituto Luce-Cinecittà www.filmitalia.org

Poland Izabela Kiszka-Hoflik Polish Film Institute (PISF) www.pisf.pl

Slovenia Nerina T. Kocjančič Slovenian Film Centre www.film-sklad.si

Lithuania Liana Ruokytė-Jonsson Lithuanian Film Centre www.lkc.lt/en

Portugal Vítor Pinheiro Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual, I.P./ ICA www.ica-ip.pt

Spain Rafael Cabrera Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales/ICAA www.mcu.es/cine/index

Republic of Kosovo* Arben Zharku Kosova Cinematography Center www.qkk-rks.com

Sweden Pia Lundberg Swedish Film Institute www.sfi.se

Romania Cristian Hordilă Romanian Film Promotion www.romfilmpromotion.ro

Switzerland Catherine Ann Berger Swiss Films www.swissfilms.ch

Serbia Miroljub Vučković Film Center Serbia www.fcs.rs

United Kingdom Briony Hanson British Council www.britfilms.com

Slovak Republic Alexandra Strelková Slovak Film Institute www.sfu.sk

* This designation is without prejudice to

Luxembourg Françoise Lentz Film Fund Luxembourg www.filmfund.lu Montenegro Ilija Subotić Ministry of Culture www.mku.gov.me The Netherlands Claudia Landsberger EYE International www.international.eyefilm.nl Norway Stine Oppegaard Norwegian Film Institute www.nfi.no/english/norwegianfilms

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