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EAVE August News 2015


EAVE project MIMU PEPO TATI now in pre-production

EAVE graduate Sander Verdonk received financial support for three films he produces or co-produces:

  • EAVE project STRIKE A POSE by Ester Gould & Reijer Zwaan is supported by Creative Europe – Media TV Programming.
  • I AM LYING NOW by Pawel Borowski receives money from the Netherlands Film Fund. This co-production with Polish Opus Film is about a famous actrice who enters a crisis when she finds out that her husband has an affair with a younger woman. Slowly the audience discovers that the truth hidden in a sick game, or is it? This winter the camera will start rolling on the first location of this new project in The Netherlands.
  • EAVE project TONIC IMMOBILITY by Nathalie Teirlinck, co-producer: EAVE graduate Xavier Rombaut has is supported from both the Netherlands Film Fund and the Netherlands Film Production Incentive. As an escort Alice keeps her social contacts at a safe distance. When the death of her ex forces her to rekindle with her son she walked out on, her rock hard exterior starts to crumble and has no choice but to let him in her bleak world. Shooting will start in November. 

www.ctm.nl

 

  • ESTEROS, 1998 by Gerardo Curotto, producer: EAVE participant Cao Quintas was awarded with a co-production fund in a competition organized by Brazilian and Argentinian Film Agencies. EAVE participant Paula Cosenza was also awarded in this competition.

www.esteros1998.com.ar

 

  • EAVE project MIMU PEPO TATI by Ilian Metev, co-producer: EAVE graduate Ingmar Trost is in pre-production. The family drama tells the story of Mimu, a young pianist, Pepo, her brother, and their father Tati. Fed up with her life and lack of perspectives, 17 year-old Mimu wants to leave her family and start a career abroad, but life manages to throw obstacles in her way. The film received production support from the Bulgarian National Film Center. Shooting is planned for next spring.

www.sutorkolonko.de

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EAVE producers shooting in Argentina, Mozambique, the UK, Germany, Romania and Slovakia

  • HUNTING SEASON by Natalia Garagolia, producer: Puentes graduate Benjamin Domenech, co-producer: EAVE graduate Philippe Avril is in production. Nahuel is finishing high-school in Buenos Aires and has recently lost his mother. No one from his closest environment can take charge of him so he is put under his father’s custody for three months until he turns 18. His father Ernesto is a tough and silent hunter in San Martin de los Andes, a small village near the mountains in southern Argentina. They barely remember each other after 10 years of distance. As the journey begins, the wilderness becomes Nahuel’s new environment. There is no “Mother Nature” to welcome him with open arms. Instead, he crashes into a cruel and hostile scenery where the survival of the fittest rules. Supported by INCAA and the Doha Film Institute.

www.lfetranger.fr

  • TOUCH ME NOT by Adina Pintilie, producers: EAVE graduates Monica Lazurean-Gorgan, EAVE graduate Karsten Stöter and EAVE graduate Philippe Avril is in shooting. The film follows the emotional journeys of three people in their search for intimacy. The film is supported by: Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (MDM), Romanian Film Fund, Torino Film Lab, Cinefoundation, Media Development, Binger Film Lab, Nipkow Program.

www.4prooffilm.ro | www.lfetranger.fr | www.rohfilm.de

  • THE TRAIN OF SALT AND SUGAR Licínio Azevedo, co-producer EAVE graduate Philippe Avril is in production. In 1989, fifteen years after independence, Mozambique was a country ruined by civil war. Even sugar, once produced in large quantities, has become rare and precious. From Nampula to Cuamba, the train is the only hope for hundreds of civilians willing to risk everything, including their lives, to exchange a few bags of salt for Mozambican sugar Malawi. The trip goes five miles an hour on sabotaged line sections. Obstacles and constant disasters rendered vulnerable all travelers. The Convoy of Salt and Sugar is a story of faith, hope, and unexpected love. The film is supported by Eurimages.

www.lfetranger.fr

  • MOON DOGS by Philip John, producer: EAVE graduate Jacqueline Kerrin started principal photography on location in Scotland. The film follows two teenage stepbrothers, Michael and Thor on a road trip from Shetland to Glasgow, and an enigmatic girl, Caitlin who becomes a bone of contention. The Scottish Playwrights Studio, Creative Scotland and Ffilm Cymru Wales developed the film, with production funding from Creative Scotland, Ffilm Cymru Wales and the Irish Film Board.

www.rippleworld.com

  • A QUIET PASSION by Terence Davies, co-producer: EAVE graduate Peter De Maegd is in production. The film follows the life of Emily Dickinson through her days as a schoolgirl to the later years in her life as a reclusive poet. 

https://potemkino.wordpress.com

  • RICHARD THE STORK by Toby Genkel and Reza Memari, producer: EAVE graduate Kristine Knudsen is in production. Orphaned at birth and raised by storks, the sparrow Richard believes he is one of them. But when the time comes to migrate, his stork family must reveal his true identity and leave him behind in the forest, since he would not survive the journey to Africa. 

http://www.richardthestork.com/

  • THIS BEAUTIFUL FANTASTIC by Simon Aboud, producer: EAVE graduate Christine Alderson is in production. The film is a contemporary fairy tale revolving around the unlikely friendship between a reclusive young woman with dreams of being a children’s book author and a cantankerous widower, set against the backdrop of a beautiful garden in the heart of London.

www.ipsofactofilms.com

  • SHE IS A HARBOUR by Iveta Grófová, producer: EAVE participant Katarina Krnácová, co-producer: EAVE graduate Jiri Konecny is shooting. The film is about children who feel safer outside on the street than at home. Ten-year-old Jarka is such a child. Her mother doesn’t want to be a mother. Jarka spends most of her time alone. She lives in her apartment full of strange visitors where she doesn't even have a bed to call her own. Jarka desperately seeks the love of her indifferent and often depressed mother, but she finds it accidentally when she briefly becomes a “mother” to two babies. Development and production of the film have been supported by the Slovak Audiovisual fund, the State Cinematography Fund and Media – Creative Europe. The premiere is planned for the second half of 2016.

http://www.endorfilm.cz

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ETERNITY now in post-production

  • HOME by Fien Troch, co-producer: EAVE graduate Jacques-Henri Bronckart has wrapped shooting. In this film, Fien Troch is portraying the generation gap between teenagers who are children of the digital era and adults who are overwhelmed by values that they do not recognise. The script received the Arte Prize at the Torino Film Lab. HOME is produced with financial assistance from the VAF and the Film and Audiovisual Centre of the Wallonia-Brussels Federation. 

www.versusproduction.be

  • DE VERREKIJKER by Jan Jaap Kuiper is in post-production. The documentary tells the story of a primary school in which all kids are asylum seekers waiting to be evicted from the country. How is it for a child to live its live knowing everyday might be the last in the Netherlands? What can the teachers mean to the children of this school? The film will be released in 2016.

www.ctm.nl

  • ETERNITY by Tran Anh Hung, co-producer: EAVE graduate and EAVE Head of Studies Jani Thiltges is in post-production. Tran Anh Hung puts together Mélanie Laurent, Audrey Tautou and Bérénice Bejo in this film revolving around the theme of motherhood and three women who face up to tragedy and unhappiness with dignity. The feature is backed by the Poitou-Charentes region, Eurimages, Bruxellimages and Wallimages.

www.samsa.lu

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Live Event for THE VISIT

EAVE group leader Lise Lense-Møller is hosting a live event and simulcast with international and cross-border audience participation and a first public screening of the film THE VISIT (except for festivals), on Wednesday 2 September 2015, in cooperation with International Space University, World Space Week, and cph:dox.

Cinemas, festivals, universities, organisations and groups of space fans and film buffs around the world are invited to set up screenings (for a modest fee) and join in with this pan-national live event. 

If you are interested or have any inquires about the event or how to participate, please  contact Anne Sofie Kluge - annesofie@cphdox.dk  and Kristoffer Barslund - kb@magichourfilms.dk

https://www.facebook.com/TheVisitDoc

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5 films by EAVE producers nominated for the Belgian Film Awards

The following films by EAVE graduates are nominated for the Ensors, Belgian Flemish film industry awards:

 

  • BRABANÇONNE by Vincent Bal, producer: EAVE graduate Peter Bouckaert, co-producers: EAVE graduate and group leader Diana Elbaum and EAVE graduate and Head of Studies Jani Thiltges
  • JE SUIS MORT MAIS J’AI DES AMIS by Stéphane and Guillaume Malandrin, producer: EAVE graduate Jacques-Henri Bronckart
  • LA TIERRA ROJA by Diego Martinez Vignatti, producer: EAVE graduate and group leader Diana Elbaum
  • PARADISE TRIPS by Raf Reyntjens, producer: EAVE graduate Peter De Maegd
  • VIOLET by Bas Devos, producer: EAVE graduate Tomas Leyers

 

www.filmfestivaloostende.be

  • AFERIM! by Radu Jude, producer: EAVE graduate & Romanian National Coordinator Ada Solomon, EAVE graduate Jiri Konecny is nominated as the Romanian contender for an Oscar in the Best Foreign Language Film category.

www.hifilm.ro

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New Horizons Grand Prix for PUENTES project LUCIFER

Three awards for EAVE graduates at Locarno:

  • DER STAAT GEGEN FRITZ BAUER by Lars Kraume, co-producer: EAVE graduate Ann Carolin Renninger was awarded the Prix du Public at the Locarno Film Festival.
  • EAVE project BROTHERS by Wojciech Staron, producer: EAVE graduate Malgorzata Staron won the SRG SSR/Critics’ Week Prize
  • KEEPER by Guillaume Senez, producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc received the Europa Cinemas Label Prize 

www.pardo.ch

 

  • THE WAKHAN FRONT by Clément Cogitore, co-producer: Ties That Bind graduate Valerie Bournon won the main prize, the Propeller of Motovun at the Motovun Film Festival.

www.motovunfilmfestival.com

  • PUENTES project LUCIFER by Gust Van den Berghe, producer: EAVE graduate Tomas Leyers won the Grand Prize of the official competition at the New Horizons International Film Festival Wroclaw. 
  • The FIPRESCI Prize was awarded to Miguel Gomes for his ARABIAN NIGHTS, co-producer: EAVE graduate Jonas Dornbach.
  • THE QUEEN OF SILENCE by Agnieszka Zwiefka, producer: EAVE graduate Heino Deckert won in the Zoom section for filmmakers and visual artists from Wroclaw and Lower Silesia.

www.nowehoryzonty.pl

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SYMMETRY & SYMMETRY UNRAVELLED on Dutch TV

In cinema

In French Cinemas:

  • AFERIM! by Radu Jude, producer: EAVE graduate & Romanian National Coordinator Ada Solomon, EAVE graduate Jiri Konecny. French start on August 5.

www.hifilm.ro

 

In Danish Cinemas:

  • UNDERDOG by Ronnie Sandahl, producer: EAVE graduate Annika Hellström will be released in Denmark on August 27.

http://cinenicfilm.se/wordpress/

 

In Swedish Cinemas:

  • RETURN TO ITHACA by Laurent Cantet, producer: EAVE graduate Didar Domehri. Swedish release on August 14.

www.maneki-films.com

  • SONG OF THE SEA by Tomm Moore, co-producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc starts in Swedish theatres on August 21.

www.iotaproduction.com

 

In Romanian Cinemas:

  • RETURN TO ITHACA by Laurent Cantet, producer: EAVE graduate Didar Domehri. Romanian release on August 14.

www.maneki-films.com

 

In UK Cinemas:

  • THE PRESIDENT by Mohsen Makhmalbaf, producer: EAVE graduate and Luxembourgish National Coordinator David Grumbach, EAVE graduate Vladimer Katchamara. UK release on August 18.

www.makhmalbaf.com

  • SONG OF THE SEA by Tomm Moore, co-producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc started in UK  theatres on July 6. 

www.iotaproduction.com

 

In Dutch Cinemas:

  • JAUJA by Lisandro Alonso, producer: EAVE graduate Helle Ulsteen started in the Netherlands on August 27.

www.kamolifilms.com

 

In German Cinemas:

  • FRANK by Lenny Abrahamson, producer: EAVE graduate Ed Guiney. German release on August 27.

www.elementfilms.ie



On TV

  • SYMMETRY & SYMMETRY UNRAVELLED by Ruben van Leer & Juliette Stevens, producer: EAVE graduate Sander Verdonk is broadcasted on NPO2 on August 13.

www.ctm.nl

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EAVE projects MY SKINNY SISTER, WHY ME? and THE JUDGMENT in festivals around the world

Motovun International Film Festival (July 25 -29)

  • BABAI by Visar Morina, producer: EAVE graduate Nicole Gerhards
  • EAVE project BIG FATHER, SMALL FATHER AND OTHER STORIES by Phan Dang Di producer: EAVE graduate Claire Lajoumard
  • EAVE project WHY ME? by EAVE graduate Tudor Giurgiu, produced by EAVE graduate Oana Giurgiu, co-producer EAVE graduate Emoke Vagasi
  • LE TOUT NOUVEAU TESTAMENT by Jaco Van Dormael, producers: EAVE graduate Paul Thiltges and EAVE graduate and Luxembourgish National Coordinator David Grumbach
  • THE HIGH SUN by Dalibor Matanic, producer: EAVE graduate and Croatian National Coordinator Ankica Juric Tilic, co-producers: EAVE graduate and Serbian National Coordinator Miroslav Mogorovic and EAVE graduate Petra Vidmar
  • THE LESSON by Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov, producer: EAVE graduate Magdelena Ilieva
  • THE LOBSTER by Yorgos Lanthimos, producer: EAVE graduate Ed Guiney, co-producers: EAVE graduate Léontine Petit and EAVE graduate Derk-Jan Warrink
  • THE WAKHAN FRONT by Clément Cogitore, co-producer: Ties That Bind graduate Valerie Bournonville
  • THREE WINDOWS AND A HANGING by Isa Qosja, producer: EAVE graduate Shkumbin Istrefi, co-producer: EAVE graduate Nicole Gerhards
  • YOU’RE UGLY, TOO by Mark Noonan, producer: EAVE graduate Conor Barry

www.motovunfilmfestival.com

 

Melbourne International Film Festival, Australia (July 30 - August 15)

  • AFERIM! by Radu Jude, producer: EAVE graduate & Romanian National Coordinator Ada Solomon, EAVE graduate Jiri Konecny
  • A GERMAN YOUTH by Jean-Gabriel Périot, producer: EAVE graduate Eugenia Mumenthaler
  • ARABIAN NIGHTS by Miguel Gomes, co-producer: EAVE graduate Jonas Dornbach
  • CORN ISLAND von George Ovashvili, producer: EAVE graduate Guillaume de Seille
  • EAVE project MY SKINNY SISTER by Sanna Lenken, producer EAVE graduate Annika Rogell
  • EL CINCO by Adrián Biniez, producers: EAVE graduates Agustina Chiarino and Fernando Epstein, co-producer EAVE graduate and French National Coordinator Jean des Forêts
  • LOUDER THAN BOMBS by Joachim Trier, executive producer: EAVE graduate Sigve Endresen
  • SWORN VIRGIN by Laura Bispuri, co-producer: EAVE graduate Dan Wechsler
  • THE HIGH SUN by Dalibor Matanic, producer: EAVE graduate and Croatian National Coordinator Ankica Juric Tilic, co-producers: EAVE graduate and Serbian National Coordinator Miroslav Mogorovic and EAVE graduate Petra Vidmar
  • THE LOBSTER by Yorgos Lanthimos, producer: EAVE graduate Ed Guiney, co-producers: EAVE graduate Léontine Petit and EAVE graduate Derk-Jan Warrink
  • THE LOOK OF SILENCE by Joshua Oppenheimer, producer: EAVE graduate Signe Byrge Sørensen
  • THE TREASURE by Corneliu Porumboiu, producer: EAVE graduate Marcela Ursu
  • THESE ARE THE RULES by Ognjen Svilicic, co-producer: EAVE graduate Janja Kralj
  • TOTO AND HIS SISTERS by Alexander Nanau, producer: EAVE graduate Marcian Lazar
  • UNDER ELECTRIC CLOUDS by Alexey German, co-producers: EAVE+ graduates Artem Vasiliev, Violetta Kaminska and EAVE graduate Izabela Wojcik

http://miff.com.au/

 

Locarno Film Festival (August 6 - 16)

  • SWORN VIRGIN by Laura Bispuri, co-producer: EAVE graduate Dan Wechsler
  • DER STAAT GEGEN FRITZ BAUER by Lars Kraume, co-producer: EAVE graduate Ann Carolin Renninger
  • BROTHER DEJAN by Bakur Bakuradze, producer: EAVE graduate and Serbian National Coordnator Miroslav Mogorovic
  • TE PROMETO ANARQUÍA by Julio Hernández Cordón, co-producer: EAVE graduate Karsten Stöter
  • DEAR DIRECTOR by Marcus Lindeen, producer: EAVE 2013 graduate Juan Librossart
  • DARK IN THE WHITE LIGHT by Vimukthi Jayasundara, associate producer: EAVE graduate Philippe Avril
  • EL MOVIMIENTO by Benjamín Naishtat, producer: EAVE participant Barbara Sarasola Day
  • KEEPER by Guillaume Senez, producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc
  • THE WAITING ROOM by Igor Drljaca, co-producer: EAVE graduate Borga Dorter
  • EAVE project BROTHERS by Wojciech Staron, producer: EAVE graudate Malgorzata Staron
  • LE BOIS DONT LES RÊVES SONT FAITS by Claire Simon, co-producer: EAVE graduate Francine Lusser
  • PARENTS by Alberto Fasulo, producer: EAVE participant Nadia Trevisan 
  • VIVALDI by Bille August, producer: EAVE graduate Nina Frese
  • Ties That Bind project MR ZHANG BELIEVES by Jiongjiong Qium producer: Ties That Bind graduate Lihong Kong
  • LES TERRASSES by Merzak Allouache, co-producer: EAVE 1999 graduate Marianne Dumoulin
  • SUR LA PLANCHE by Leila Kilani, co-producer: EAVE graduate Hanneke van der Tas
  • ABOVE AND BELOW by Nicolas Steiner, producer: EAVE graduate Helge Albers
  • DORA ODER DIE SEXUELLEN NEUROSEN UNSERER ELTERN by Stina Werenfels, producer: Interchange graduate Samir 

OPEN DOORS - The following EAVE producers were attending this year, in the framework of the EAVE-Open Doors partnership:

  • Karim Aitouna, Haut les Mains, France
  • Milena Dzambasovic, This and That, Serbia
  • James Baillie, Bridge and Tunnel Productions, UK / France
  • Sébastien Haguenauer, 10:15 Productions, France
  • Palmyre Badinier, Les Films de Zayna, France
  • Alexandre Charlet, Les Film du Cygne, France
  • Dan Burlac, Elefant Film, Romania    

www.pardolive.ch

 

Haugesund - The Norwegian International Film Festival (August 15 – 21)

  • CORN ISLAND von George Ovashvili, producer: EAVE graduate Guillaume de Seille
  • EAVE project MY SKINNY SISTER by Sanna Lenken, producer: EAVE graduate Annika Rogell
  • EVERY THING WILL BE FINE by Wim Wenders, producers: EAVE graduates Gian-Piero Ringel and Erwin Schmidt 
  • LE TOUT NOUVEAU TESTAMENT by Jaco Van Dormael, producers: EAVE graduate Paul Thiltges and EAVE graduate and Luxembourgish National Coordinator David Grumbach
  • LOUDER THAN BOMBS by Joachim Trier, executive producer: EAVE graduate Sigve Endresen
  • SONG OF THE SEA by Tomm Moore, co-producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc
  • THE FENCER by Klaus Härö, producer: EAVE graduate Kaarle Aho 
  • THE GRUMP by Dome Karukoski, producer: EAVE+ graduate Jukka Helle

www.filmweb.no/filmfestivalen/

 

Sarajevo International Film Festival (August 14 - 22)

  • 15 MINUTES – THE DVOR MASSACRE by Georg Larsen, Kasper Vedsmand, producers: EAVE graduates Monica Hellström and Anne Köhncke
  • AFERIM! by Radu Jude, producer: EAVE graduate & Romanian National Coordinator Ada Solomon, EAVE graduate Jiri Konecny
  • A GERMAN YOUTH by Jean-Gabriel Périot, producer: EAVE graduate Eugenia Mumenthaler 
  • CAIN’S CHILDREN by Marcell Gerö, producer: EAVE graduate Marianne Dumoulin
  • CHUCK NORRIS VS COMMUNISM by Ilinca Calugareanu, producer: EAVE graduate Monica Lazurean Gorgan
  • DAMAGED GOODS by Nermin Hamzagi?, producers: EAVE graduate and Bosnian National Coordinator Amra Baksic Camo, EAVE graduate Adis Djapo
  • DRIFTER by Gábor Hörcher, producer: EAVE graduate Jonas Weydemann
  • EXOTICA, EROTICA, ETC by Evangelia Kranioti, producer: EAVE graduate Charlotte Vincent
  • HOME (DOM) by Metod Pevec, producer: EAVE group leader Danijel Hocevar
  • IN THE DARK by Goran Stankovic, producer: EAVE graduate Snezana Penev
  • NO ONE’S CHILD by Vuc Rsumovic, producer: EAVE graduate and Croatian National Coordinator Ankica Juric Tilic 
  • OVER THE YEARS by Nikolaus Geyrhalter, producer: EAVE graduate Michael Kitzberger 
  • OUR EVERYDAY LIFE by Ines Tanovic, co-producer: EAVE graduate Zdenka Gold
  • THE HIGH SUN by Dalibor Matanic, producer: EAVE graduate and Croatian National Coordinator Ankica Juric Tilic, co-producers: EAVE graduate and Serbian National Coordinator Miroslav Mogorovic and EAVE graduate Petra Vidmar
  • THE LESSON by Kristina Grozeva and Petar Valchanov, producer: EAVE graduate Magdelena Ilieva 
  • THE LOBSTER by Yorgos Lanthimos, producer: EAVE graduate Ed Guiney, co-producers: EAVE graduate Leontine Petit and EAVE graduate Derk-Jan Warrink
  • THESE ARE THE RULES by Ognjen Svilicic, co-producer: EAVE graduate Janja Kralj
  • THE TREASURE by Corneliu Porumboiu, producer: EAVE graduate Marcela Ursu 

Docu Rough Cut Boutique

  • CINEMA MON AMOUR by Alexandru Belc, producer: EAVE graduate Tudor Giurgiu
  • KORIDA by Sinisa Vidovic, producers: EAVE graduates Arash T. Riahi, Karin C. Berger

CineLink Work in Progress:

  • THE FIXER by Adrian Sitaru, producers: EAVE graduate Anamaria Antoci and EAVE graduate and French National Coordinator Jean des Forêts
  • DOUBLE by Catrinel Danaiata, producer: EAVE Romanian National Coordinator Ada Solomon
  • KORIDA by Sinisa Vidovic, producers: EAVE graduates Arash T. Riahi, Karin C. Berger

CineLink Selection 2015  EAVE partnership with CineLink selection:

  • Asli Erdem, Beatrice Films, Turkey
  • Stephan Grobe, Jolle-Film, Germany
  • Lali Kiknavelidze, CPU Lira, Georgia
  • Edward Porembny, AMP Polska, Poland

www.sff.ba

 

Espoo Ciné International Film Festival (August 21 - 30)

  • A BLAST by Syllas Tzoumerkas, producer: EAVE graduate Maria Drandaki, EAVE+ graduate Titus Kreyenberg, EAVE graduate Ellen Havenith
  • AMOUR FOU by Jessica Hausner, producer: Film Finance Forum graduate André Fetzer, co-producer: EAVE+ graduate Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu
  • BIKES VS CARS by Fredrik Gertten, producer: EAVE graduate Margarete Jangard
  • CHUCK NORRIS VS COMMUNISM by Ilinca Calugareanu, producer: EAVE graduate Monica Lazurean Gorgan
  • CORN ISLAND von George Ovashvili, producer: EAVE graduate Guillaume de Seille
  • DÉGRADÉ producers and directors: Interchange graduates Arab & Tarzan Nasser
  • DORA ODER DIE SEXUELLEN NEUROSEN UNSERER ELTERN by Stina Werenfels, producer: Interchange graduate Samir
  • DRIFT by Benny Vandendriessche, producer: EAVE graduate Raymond van der Kaaij
  • EAVE project THE JUDGMENT, produced by EAVE graduate Stephan Komandarev
  • EVERY THING WILL BE FINE by Wim Wenders, producers EAVE graduates Gian-Piero Ringel and Erwin Schmidt
  • MELODY by Bernard Bellefroid, producer: EAVE graduate and EAVE Head of Studies Jani Thiltges
  • EAVE project MONUMENT TO MICHAEL JACKSON by Darko Lungulov, producers: EAVE graduate Snezana Penev and EAVE graduate Aneta Lesnikovska
  • THE HIGH SUN by Dalibor Matanic, producer: EAVE graduate and Croatian National Coordinator Ankica Juric Tilic, co-producers: EAVE graduate and Serbian National Coordinator Miroslav Mogorovic and EAVE graduate Petra Vidmar
  • THREE WINDOWS AND A HANGING by Isa Qosja, producer: EAVE graduate Shkumbin Istrefi, co-producer: EAVE graduate Nicole Gerhards
  • TOKYO FIANCEE by Stefan Liberski, producer: EAVE graduate Jacques-Henri Bronckart
  • TOTO AND HIS SISTERS by Alexander Nanau, producer: EAVE graduate Marcian Lazar
  • ZURICH by Sacha Polak, producer: EAVE graduate Marleen Slot, co-producer: EAVE graduate Karsten Stöter, line producer: EAVE graduate Oliver Röpke 

www.espoocine.fi

 

Montreal World Film Festival (August 27 – September 7)

  • CHUCKS by Sabine Hiebler, Gerhard Ertl, producer: EAVE graduate and group leader Danny Krausz
  • GREY AND BLACK by Luís Filipe Rocha, producer: EAVE graduate Gonçalo Galvão Teles
  • MEMORIES OF THE WIND by Özcan ALPER, co-producer: EAVE 1998 graduate Guillaume de Seille 
  • OUR EVERYDAY LIFE by Ines Tanovic, producer: EAVE graduate Zdenka Gold
  • THE PETROV FILE by Georgi Balabanov, co-producers: EAVE graduates Guido Schwab and Marcel Lenz

www.ffm-montreal.org/en_index.html

 

Film Francophone d’Angoulême (August 25 – 30)

  • BANG GANG, UNE HISTOIRE MODERNE by Eva Husson, producer: EAVE graduate Didar Domehri 
  • LA VOLANTE by Christophe Ali and Nicolas Bonilauri, producer: EAVE graduate Donato Rotunno
  • JE SUIS UN SOLDAT by Laurent Larivière, co-producer: EAVE graduate Hubert Toint
  • LE TOUT NOUVEAU TESTAMENT by Jaco Van Dormael, producers: EAVE graduate Paul Thiltges and EAVE graduate and Luxembourgish National Coordinator David Grumbach
  • POST PARTUM by Delphine Noels, producer: EAVE graduate Paul Thiltges and EAVE graduate and Luxembourgish National Coordinator David Grumbach

www.filmfrancophone.fr

 

Vukovar Film Festival, Croatia (August 24 – 29)

  • AFERIM! by Radu Jude, producer: EAVE graduate & Romanian National Coordinator Ada Solomon, EAVE graduate Jiri Konecny
  • ART by Adrian Sitaru, producer: EAVE graduate Anamaria Antoci
  • AS WE WERE DREAMING by Andreas Dresen, producer: EAVE graduate and group leader Peter Rommel
  • IN THE DARK by Goran Stankovic, producer: EAVE graduate Snezana Penev
  • LAUF JUNGE, LAUF, produced and directed by EAVE graduate Pepe Danquart, co-producer: EAVE graduate Hanneke van der Tas 
  • LIZA, THE FOX-FAIRY by Károly Ujj Mészáros co-producer: EAVE graduate Roshanak Behesht Nedjad 
  • THE TREASURE by Corneliu Porumboiu, producer: EAVE graduate Marcela Ursu 
  • TOTO AND HIS SISTERS by Alexander Nanau, producer: EAVE graduate Marcian Lazar 
  • UNDER ELECTRIC CLOUDS by Alexey German, co-producers: EAVE+ graduates Artem Vasiliev, Violetta Kaminska and EAVE graduate Izabela Wojcik

www.vukovarfilmfestival.com

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: PUENTES – EUROPE / LATIN AMERICA CO-PRODUCTION WORKSHOP

Deadline: August 20.  

PUENTES is targeted at Latin American & European producers with projects, 10 of which will be selected for the workshop. We are also open to receive the applications of other European professionals interested in working with Latin America (sales agents, financiers, distributors, festival programmers, co-production market representatives) or European producers without project. 4 of them will be selected to be an active part of the group. The 14 selected participants will attend 2 workshops. The first one will be held in Montevideo (November 25 – 29, 2015) in partnership with Mutante Cine and the second one in Locarno (August 2016) in partnership with Festival del film Locarno and its Industry Days. Thanks to a special partnership, all participants involved will be able to attend VENTANA SUR (Nov 30 – Dec 4, 2015, in Buenos Aires).

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APPLICATIONS OPEN FOR THE EAVE PRODUCERS WORKSHOP 2016

Deadline: September 18.

EAVE is aimed at producers, both fiction and documentary, who are already working in the film and television industries who wish to begin to operate on a European wide basis. We also welcome applications from associated branches of the industry. Each year fifty participants are selected from most of the EU countries and beyond and take part in three one-week long workshops.
During the first two workshops, participants work within groups led by experienced producers and with several experts on script analysis, development and production financing, legal aspects of co-production, marketing, pitching, packaging and more. In the third workshop 50-60 Decision Makers (commissioning editors, national and regional media funds, sales agents, etc.) join the participants to discuss the projects, companies and careers of the participants, a process which offers unusual access to Europe's Decision Makers. 
The 3 workshops take place during March 3 - 10 in Luxembourg (LU), June 13 - 20 in Lithuania (LT) and October/November (dates TBC) in Prague (CZ), 2016.

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS for the EAVE Marketing Workshop - deadline October 1

Don't miss the deadline for EAVE's Marketing Workshop  to learn how to find and engage an audience for your film. Join experts and colleagues to work on the latest market trends and innovative methods of marketing and audience involvement. Discuss your project with top level marketing specialists.

Participants can apply with a project (documentary / fiction feature / transmedia) in any stage of production – from early development to postproduction.  

In group work sessions led by the EAVE experts, the participants (with and without projects) will work together on these projects, analyzing the sales and marketing potential and developing unique and innovative strategies for marketingsales and audience engagement for their films. 

The workshop is targeted at producers wishing to gain a greater understanding of the marketing process as well as for people working in sales, distribution and marketing departments.  We also appreciate applications from other professionals in the industry (e.g. regional and national funding institutions) and from relevant trainers and consultants. Applicants are welcome to apply with or without a project (any stage of development and genre). Distributors / sales agents can also apply with a film to be launched for distribution / sales / festivals as a case study to be discussed in the groups.

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EAVE ON DEMAND project development workshop in Rome - CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

MIA – INTERNATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL MARKET, together with EAVE in partnership with ANICA announce a call for applications for developing Italian film projects and scripts.  

Organised by MIA and EAVE, the EAVE ON DEMAND in Rome will consist of one four day workshop and online sessions taking place in Rome from September 29th  – October 2nd, 2015. 

Target Group are Italian feature film producers and their writers with a full-length feature film project (for theatrical release) in the development stage. To be eligible, projects must have a budget under 1M euros with a main Italian producer already attached

Deadline: August 28

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B’EST EAVE Announces Project Slate

B’EST EAVE 2015 slate consists of a number of first and second features, several of whom by awarded short film makers. Helen Takkin’s (Estonia) debut Don’t Forget to Breathe is a romantic drama of first love and second chances; The Longest Birthday, debut by Maxim Dashkin (Russia), a road-movie of a mother and his cancer-stricken son. Tragicomedy Otar’s Death, is yet another debut by Georgian Ioseb Bliadze, produced by German Eva Blondiau. Similarly, the East and the West have already joined on the project inspired by Azerbaijani history, Basket – a collaboration between Romanian producer Andra Popescu and Azerbaijani writer-director Imamaddin Hasanov. The second features are brought to the slate by Carolina Hellsgård (Germany), whose first feature won her the Berlinale Best First Feature Award, with the coming-of-age / immigration drama Sunburned; Finnish writer-director Jan Forsström with suspense drama The Great Bear, based on his own short story; Marine Zakaryan (Armenia) with My Grandma’s Locks focusing on Armenian history; and award-winning commercial director Konstantin Charmadov (Russia) with comedy Senafon. Participants without projects are producers Michael Geidel (Germany), Marek Novák (Czech Republic), Gabija Budreckyte (Lithuania), and Alina Rizvanova (Russia).

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Upcoming Deadlines

EUROPEAN SHORT PITCH 2016 – 10th edition

Call for short film projects

Application deadline – 30th of September 2015

European Short Pitch is an initiative aimed at promoting the European coproduction of short films. It combines a scriptwriting workshop in residency and a coproduction forum bringing together scriptwriters, directors and industry professionals from all over Europe.Selected on the basis of their short film projects, 20 European talents gather to discuss, rewrite, and learn to promote their stories on a European level with the support of 5 tutors. They eventually pitch their projects in front of a panel of 55 producers, financiers, buyers, and distributors.

European Short Pitch aims to bring young European talents into the spotlight, give them a high-end promotion opportunity, and develop short film coproduction in Europe. This initiative is about enhanced economic viability and European visibility for short film projects.From the previous editions (2007-2015), around 200 projects were presented that have resulted so far in the making of 75 short films – many of them having a very successful international career.

Who can apply?

European Short Pitch is open to creative teams developing international short film projects. It is therefore open to writers, directors, and producers. Writer-directors developing a project on their own are very welcome to participate in the programme. Yet it is strongly advised to already have nationally a production company interested or attached to the project, especially at the time of the coproduction forum (2nd -6th March 2016).

The author(s) of the script has to be between 18 and 35 years of age on the closing date of the call for projects (30th of September 2015). His/her nationality or country of residence should be one of the member countries of the Creative Europe Programme (European Union + Albania, Bosnia Herzegovina, Iceland, Georgia, Moldova, Montenegro, Norway and Turkey). European Short Pitch will also select up to 3 projects from non-member countries of the Creative Europe Programme where NISI MASA has a member organisation: Kosovo, Macedonia, Russia, Serbia and Ukraine.

Applicants must confirm their availability for the different sessions. The working language of European Short Pitch is English; thus, a good knowledge of English is essential in order to participate.

Scriptwriting workshop, coproduction forum & on-line sessionEuropean Short Pitch is composed of a scriptwriting workshop in residency, a coproduction forum, and an on-line session in between.

The scriptwriting workshop in residency will take place from the 11th till the 17th of January 2016 (Place to be Confirmed). Participants will be in groups of four projects, with a tutor heading the process. For five days, they will work intensively on their projects, also giving feedback on other participants’ projects, alternating collective & group sessions, one-to-one sessions with the tutor, and a lecture on an initiation to pitching. One session with a guest producer will introduce participants to European short film coproduction.

The aim of this first session is to enhance the quality of the script and to prepare participants to promote their projects in an international context.

The on-line session (from 18th of January till 22nd of February 2016) represents an opportunity for participants to rewrite their scripts following the scriptwriting workshop, and to get up to two feedback sessions from their tutors. In parallel, participants will prepare materials for the Book of Projects, and suggest names of professionals they would like European Short Pitch to invite for the coproduction forum.The aim of this second session is to have a final script ready for the coproduction forum. On the 22nd of February 2016 at the latest, participants have to submit their final script, so that it can be made available – along with the Book of Projects – to invited professionals ten days prior to the coproduction forum.

The coproduction forum will take place from the 2nd till the 6th of March 2016 in Luxembourg as part of Luxembourg City Film Festival in partnership with LARS. Participants will have one day to prepare and rehearse their pitching with their tutors. The pitching, in the presence of invited professionals, will take place on the 4th of March, in two sessions of two hours each, each project having 7 minutes – questions included. One-to-one meetings (25 minutes long) with professionals will start in the afternoon of the 4th, and will continue the morning after. On the evening of the 4th an award ceremony will take place, with three prizes of 1000 Euros each for the Best Pitches (based on the votes of invited professionals) and for the second year in a row, two in kind post-production awards offered by Espera Productions, one for 3500€ and one for 7500€, will be handed out by a jury headed by the representatives of the Luxembourgish postproduction house, Espera Productions.

The aim of this third session is to create a platform of promotion for the projects selected, to encourage encounters and collaborations between film professionals and to initiate short film coproductions.

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS: Sofia Meetings 

Application deadline: December 1st, 2015

The 13th Sofia Meetings will take place from 17th till 20th March 2016 in the framework of the 20th Sofia International Film Festival  (10th – 20th March 2016). Sofia Meetings is an event, supported by Creative Europe MEDIA sub-programme of the European Commission, EA Bulgarian National Film Center and Sofia Municipality.

It has two separate modules:

  • Feature Films Pitching – presentation of first, second and third feature fiction film projects of the director, looking for co-producers, sales and distribution.
  • Balkan Screenings / Works in Progress – showcase of the latest Bulgarian and regional feature and short films; Screenings of works by filmmakers whose projects have been presented at Sofia Meetings. The screenings are for professionals: for directors and programmers of international film festivals, sales companies and distributors; some of them are also for journalists.

Project requirements:

  • First, second or third feature project of the director
  • Eligible for applying: all European countries

Submission requirements for projects:

Logline, Synopsis, Treatment/Script, Director’s notes, Budget, Financing Plan, Short director’s biography, Production company’s information, Previous work of the director (if any).

More than 100 key decision makers: producers, distributors, representatives of the film markets, sales companies, film funds, TV buyers and other film professionals from Europe and the region, as well as representatives of the key film festivals are expected to attend the event. Beside the main programmes we offer workshops, panels, presentations, Europe Distribution and Europa Cinemas workshop on audience development and many informal events. 

Applications must be sent to: sofiameetings@siff.bg

For more information: sofiameetings@siff.bg

www.siff.bg/sofiameetings

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CALL FOR APPLICATIONS for the EAVE Marketing Workshop - deadline October 1

November 18-22, 2015 (Luxembourg)

In an industry that is rapidly changing, increasing their marketing and distribution skills is vital for producers. Don't miss the deadline for EAVE's Marketing Workshop  to learn how to find and engage an audience for your film Join experts and colleagues to work on the latest market trends and innovative methods of marketing and audience involvement. Discuss your project with top level marketing specialists.

HANDS-ON FORMAT

Participants can apply with a project (documentary / fiction feature / transmedia) in any stage of production – from early development to postproduction.  

In group work sessions led by the EAVE experts, the participants (with and without projects) will work together on these projects, analyzing the sales and marketing potential and developing unique and innovative strategies for marketingsales and audience engagement for their films. 

During the workshop, a trailer for one of the selected projects will be edited under the guidance of the EAVE experts.

The workshop consists of group work, plenary sessions in a small group as well as private tutorials with the experts. 

It is targeted at producers wishing to gain a greater understanding of the marketing process as well as for people working in sales, distribution and marketing departments.  We also appreciate applications from other professionals in the industry (e.g. regional and national funding institutions) and from relevant trainers and consultants. Applicants are welcome to apply with or without a project (any stage of development and genre). Distributors / sales agents can also apply with a film to be launched for distribution / sales / festivals as a case study to be discussed in the groups and to receive expert feedback and advice on their strategies.

The topics covered include:

Distribution skills: 

  • introduction to acquisitions and distribution
  • overview on the international sales process 
  • legal aspects of sales and distribution agreements
  • classic and alternative distribution models and choices

Promotion skills: 

  • Introduction to marketing key elements and concepts
  • tips and tools for business to business (b2b) and business to consumer (b2c) marketing and audience design
  • case studies on the producer’s point of view to marketing
  • strategies for festivals and publicity
  • marketing from the distributor’ point of view
  • online marketing
  • VoD services and platforms
  • Trailers and showreels.

The EAVE Marketing Workshop is led by Head of Studies Pim Hermeling (September Films). Other experts include trailer editor Fraser Bensted (Picture Production Company), publicist Gudrun Burie (The PR Factory), marketing consultant Sarah Calderon (The Film Agency), interactive and social media consultant Dan Light (Glass Eye), producer Frans van Gestel (Topkapi Films), and sales agent Susan Wendt (TrustNordisk). 

Application deadline: October 1, 2015.

Application requirements and the application form can be downloaded on our website www.eave.org

Discount of the workshop fee is offered to EAVE graduates as well as to members of the EAVE partner organizations Europa International and Europa Distribution.

For further information, please visit www.eave.org or contact satu@eave.org 

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EAVE ON DEMAND project development workshop in Rome - CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS

EAVE ON DEMAND project development workshop in Rome

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS    

MIA – INTERNATIONAL AUDIOVISUAL MARKET, together with EAVE in partnership with ANICA announce a call for applications for developing Italian film projects and scripts.  

Organised by MIA and EAVE, the EAVE ON DEMAND in Rome will consist of one four day workshop and online sessions taking place in Rome from September 29th  – October 2nd, 2015. 

Training Methodology 

The workshops will consist in a four day workshop consisting of a mix of group work, plenary sessions and individual meetings, followed by online feedback via SKYPE

Group work: The 5 participating producers (plus their writers/-directors) form one group. This group is led by an experienced producer/production tutor and much of the work during the workshops takes place within the group. Experts are present during the group work to discuss and analyse the projects from particular perspectives – e.g. financial, sales, script. During the workshop within the group the participants get to know each other and the projects extremely well and these relationships invariably continue into the future beyond the workshop. 

One to one meetings and consultations between the script expert and participant-producer and writer/author/director are one of the cornerstones of the workshop; one to one sessions in order to develop a sales strategy of the respective projects. Each of the attending experts will be available for individual meetings. 

Online feedback: For the selected 5 projects, there will be a feedback session via SKYPE for the script and production consultant to comment on the assignments done after the workshop and the progress made. 

Language

The working language of the workshop is English. At least one member of the writer-producer teams should be fluent in English.   

Target Group 

Italian feature film producers and their writers with  a full-length feature film project (for theatrical release) in the development stage. To be eligible, projects must have a budget under 1M euros with a main Italian producer already attached

Experts of the Training 

 

  • Script Consultant: Jacques Akchoti (France)
  • Head of Studies/Production Tutor: Danijel Hocevar (Slovenia)
  • Sales / international market: Didar Domehri (France) 

EXPERTS PROFILES:

Production tutor: EAVE group leader Danijel Hocevar – Emotion Film (SI)

Emotionfilm is an Independent production company, established in 1991. Some films are produced under the production brand Vertigo. Danijel Hocevar has produced or co-produced more than 25 feature films including “Forever” (2008, Rotterdam International Film Festival, Official Selection) “Labour Equals Freedom” (2005, Locarno Film Festival, Filmmakers of present) and “Spare Parts” (Berlin International Film Festival, in Competition in 2003), both by Damjan Kozole, “Bread and Milk” (Venice Film Festival, Lion of the future award in 2001) by Jan Cvitkovi?, “Estrellita” and “Beneath Her Window”, both by Metod Pevec, “Ruins and Idle running”, both by Janez Burger, “I am from Titov Veles” (2007, Berlin International Film Festival, Panorama 2008) by Teona Mitevska, “Red Coloured Grey Truck” by Srdjan Koljevic, “Suburbs” (2004, Venice Film Festival) by Vinko Moederndorfer, “Loners” by David Ondricek… His films were screened and distributed internationally and received many festival awards. Danijel Hocevar is the managing director and producer of Vertigo and Emotionfilm has been selected among Variety’s “Ten Producers To Watch” in 2001. He is also a member of the European Film Academy. 

Script consultant: EAVE expert Jacques Akchoti (FR)

After his studies at the NYU film school, Jacques Akchoti has worked in different areas of film production with directors such as R.Bresson, JJ. Beineix, L. Von Trier. He then became a screenwriter, script consultant, and headed the development of many French and international films for cinema and television, which obtained selections and awards at major film festivals.Most recently, “A Screaming Man” by Haroun Mahamat Saleh, recipient of many awards, notably the Jury Prize at the 2010 Cannes Film Festival.He has directed a feature film for television and written several screenplays. One of his latest script, “Don’t Look back”, a film by Marina De Van featuring Sophie Marceau and Monica Bellucci was part of the Official Selection of the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.Jacques has been teaching writing and directing at the Femis (National French Filmschool) since 1988 and has facilitated many international screenwriting and development workshops, among which EAVE, Sud Ecriture, DV8 films, Vision Cinema, Ekran, Interchange, Jerusalem Film Lab, etc. 

Market consultant: EAVE expert Didar Domehri, Maneki Films / FULL HOUSE (FR)

Didar Domehri, French producer and former sales agent at FILMS DISTRIBUTION has created the Paris-based production company Maneki Films in 2009. Some recent titles produced by Didar are PAULINA, RETURN TO ITHAKA, BROTHERHOOD OF TEARS and ELEFANTE BLANCO. Didar is a member of Aides au Cinéma du Monde and teaches at the a Masters in Cinema at the University Paris I Panthéon-Sorbonne and at the French film School ESRA.

Application Documents

Applicants must submit the following application documents:

1. synopsis (1000 word limit.)

2. bio-filmography of the writer and director of the project (500 word limit.)

3. bio-filmography of the project’s producer (500 word limit.)

4. producer’s and writer's statement (1000 word limit.): a description of the vision for the material, giving the sense of where the director is in the creative process and the producer in building the package. (Here’s an example of the type of information needed: What do you want an audience to take away from your film? How do you envision the realisation of this script in terms of story, character, tone, and/or visual style? Is there a budget level you have in mind, and who is the audience you most want to reach? Why should they be passionate about this story?)

5. motivation letter (750 word limit.): an introduction of the project. There are no strict requirements for this letter, but we’d like to get a brief idea of who the applicant is, what the project is about, and how the applicant thinks the workshop process could be helpful to him/her.

6. (where applicable) previous work(s) by the director of the project (short/long - feature/documentary films) in the original language with English subtitles; such materials should be made available online on streaming platform (such as Vimeo) or sent through a filesharing system (such as Wetransfer).

7. treatment (max. 15 pages) 

Scripts (if available) are to be sent only on request. 

All documents except for pictures must be submitted in one file (Word format) in the English language.

Incomplete applications will not be considered. 

Selection  

Projects should be at least at treatment stage, with a potential of international theatrical release.

The selection will be done by EAVE. A maximum of 5 projects in development will be selected in order to be developed further through this workshop. The names of the training participants will be known by the 15th of September 2015.                                                

Deadline for Submissions 

The deadline for submitting applications is: 28th August 2015.  

Applications must be submitted to Al Williams a.williams@miamarket.it. Please indicate “EAVE ON DEMAND” in the subject line of the e-mail.  

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B’EST EAVE Announces Project Slate

B’EST EAVE Producers’ Workshop, taking place on September 7-11 in St Petersburg, Russia, and November 15-18, Tallinn, Estonia, presents 8 projects and 4 participants without projects in its 2015 edition. Running for the 4th year in 2015, B’EST EAVE brings together four projects from the Western Europe (two from Germany and one from both Estonia and Finland), four projects from the CIS countries, Ukraine and Georgia (two from Russia, one from both Armenia and Azerbaijan), and 4 participants without project (representing Czech Republic, Germany, Lithuania, and Russia). 

B’EST EAVE, organized in collaboration with training programme EAVE (European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs) and CTB Film Company (Russia), and supported by Creative Europe MEDIA Programme, is a training initiative designed specifically for co-production projects between the European Union and the CIS countries, Georgia and Ukraine. The two workshops focus on script development, marketing, budgeting and financing, packaging and sales strategies, legal frameworks and exhibition practices in both regions.

B’EST EAVE 2015 slate consists of a number of first and second features, several of whom by awarded short film makers. Helen Takkin’s (Estonia) debut Don’t Forget to Breathe is a romantic drama of first love and second chances; The Longest Birthday, debut by Maxim Dashkin (Russia), a road-movie of a mother and his cancer-stricken son. Tragicomedy Otar’s Death, is yet another debut by Georgian Ioseb Bliadze, produced by German Eva Blondiau. Similarly, the East and the West have already joined on the project inspired by Azerbaijani history, Basket – a collaboration between Romanian producer Andra Popescu and Azerbaijani writer-director Imamaddin Hasanov. The second features are brought to the slate by Carolina Hellsgård (Germany), whose first feature won her the Berlinale Best First Feature Award, with the coming-of-age / immigration drama Sunburned; Finnish writer-director Jan Forsström with suspense drama The Great Bear, based on his own short story; Marine Zakaryan (Armenia) with My Grandma’s Locks focusing on Armenian history; and award-winning commercial director Konstantin Charmadov (Russia) with comedy Senafon. Participants without projects are producers Michael Geidel (Germany), Marek Novák (Czech Republic), Gabija Budreckyte (Lithuania), and Alina Rizvanova (Russia).

B’EST EAVE project list:

1. Basket, producer Andra Popescu, Conset/Free Art, Romania, director Imamaddin Hasanov

2. Don’t Forget to Breathe, produer Helen Vinogradov, Vincent Films, Estonia, directorHelen Takkin

3. The Great Bear, producer Maria Forsström, Tast Films Oy, Finland, director Jan Forsström

4. The Longest Birthday, producer-director Maxim Dashkin, Victoria Films, Russia

5. My Grandma's Locks, producer Raffi Niziblian, Parallels Film, Armenia, director Marine Zakaryan

6. Otar's Death, producer Eva Blondiau, Color of May, Germany, director Ioseb “Soso” Bliadze

7, Senafon, producer Anna Shalashina, 2D Celluloid, Russia, director Konstantin Charmadov

8. Sunburned, producer Johanna Aust, Flickfilm, Germany, director Carolina Hellsgård

Participants without projects:

1. Michael Geidel, MiriquidiFilm, Germany

2. Alina Rizvanova, Tabula Rasa, Russia

3. Marek Novák, Xova Film, Czech Republic

4. Gabija Budreckyte, Kinomind Films, Lithuania

Supporters and partners of B’EST EAVE are Creative Europe MEDIA Programme, EAVE, CTB Film Company, P.O.V. Film Development Fund, Cultural Endowment of Estonia, Estonian Film Institute, Nordic Hotel Forum, Hotel Indigo, and Cannes Marche du Film’s Producers’ Network.

Additional information:

Riina SildosHead of Studies

balticevent@poff.ee

http://be.poff.ee

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Donate to the EAVE Alan Fountain International Scholarship Fund

A scholarship has been set up to honour the memory of Alan Fountain, former Head of Studies and President of EAVE, who passed away in 2016. Its goal is to enable one producer from outside the EU to participate in all three sessions of the EAVE Producers Workshop each year.

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