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EAVE July News 2026


Special Offer for EAVE graduates: Warsaw Industry Days

Warsaw Industry Days is pleased to offer five complimentary accreditations to EAVE alumni for the 2026 edition, taking place 14–16 October alongside the Warsaw International Film Festival.

The accreditation provides access to both festival screenings and the industry programme: the Warsaw Co-Production Forum and Warsaw Industry Talks. More information here: www.wff.pl

To apply, please send a short motivation letter to lilla@eave.org explaining:

  • why you would like to attend Warsaw Industry Days,
  • how participation would benefit your current project(s).
The deadline to apply is August 31.

Selected applicants will be notified about the selection at the beginning of September.

For further information about the Warsaw Industry Days, please contact Eliza Subotowicz at industry@wiff.pl.

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Green Film Lab Rome 2026

Workshop in Rome (Italy) | 21st – 23rd October 2026

In collaboration with EAVE; Green Film Lab promotes environmentally sustainable practices in film production starting from scratch and provides film professionals with guidance on how to apply a green protocol and achieve certification. It is a residential 3-day project-oriented workshop, tailored for both audiovisual professionals and sustainability consultants.

The third and last workshop of 2026 will be held in Rome (Italy) from 21st to 23rd October 2026.

GREEN FILM LAB TARGETS:

  • Film and tv series industry professionals involved in the early development, pre-production and production stages, interested in getting and improving their skills in sustainable practices on set. They can apply with or without a project to work on.
  • Professionals with at least two years of experience in the field of environmental management interested in learning how an audiovisual production is carried out.
  • Professionals from the screen industry already working on sustainability on set.
  • Delegates from Funds, Film Commissions, Film Institutions interested in knowing more about sustainability on set.

We especially welcome applications from professionals who are based in Rome and Lazio, a number of seats will be reserved for local professionals, and from professionals who will shoot in Rome and / or in the Lazio region.

DEADLINE TO APPLY: 18th SEPTEMBER 2026, 2:00 p.m. CET
Click HERE to visit the detailed call for applications.

>> Professionals with a project can apply here <<

>> Professional without project can click here to send their application <<
For more information www.torinofilmlab.it, petit@museocinema.it

Workshop participation fee: 300 Euro (+ VAT, if due) per person.

Participants will engage in simulating the development of a sustainability plan. The training will be enhanced with case studies and plenary sessions covering various aspects of sustainability. Content is based on the Green Film Rating System featuring the sustainability plan and the certification process. The workshop is held in English.

Thanks to the collaboration with ACE Producers and EAVE, one team with a project from one of the two networks will receive a scholarship covering half of the participation fee. Moreover, thanks to the collaboration with Ecoprod, one participant who has already completed the StepUp online course will have the opportunity to receive a full scholarship. 

Green Film Lab is a programme by TorinoFilmLab and Green Film, organised by Museo Nazionale del Cinema and Trentino Film Commission. The programme is realised thanks to the support of Creative Europe - MEDIA Sub-programme of the European Union, and in collaboration with ACE Producers, EAVE and Ecoprod.

Green Film Lab - Rome 2026 is realised in partnership with Fondazione Roma Lazio Film Commission and in collaboration with MIA | Mercato Internazionale Audiovisivo. 

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ATF x TTB Animation Lab & Pitch 2026

The leading programme for Asian-European co-productions TIES THAT BIND is very proud to renew the partnership with Asia's leading entertainment content market Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF) and to announce the call for entries for its lab, tailored specifically to the needs of the animation industry.

After the successful 2025 edition, TIES THAT BIND and Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF) are joining forces yet again for the ATF x TTB Animation Lab & Pitch 2026. This initiative will bring together producers with projects from Asia and Europe with the potential and desire to explore new financing and co-production opportunities, new markets, and new audiences in both continents. 

What is TTB x ATF Animation Lab?

The Animation Lab brings together selected producers with animation projects from Asia and Europe and offers an insight into the animation markets, financing and co-production possibilities in both continents.

Five intensive days of onsite workshops and networking activities with renowned industry decision-makers take place during the Asia TV Forum & Market (ATF) in Singapore in December. The programme is designed to prepare participants for the international market launch of their projects and culminates in the ATF x TTB Animation Pitch, where they present their projects to leading industry professionals.

Target Group

We will select 8—10 selected animation projects (4—5 each from APAC Asia-Pacific countries and Europe). Accepted formats include feature-length animated films, as well as TV formats (series or mini-series) and short films in development or financing stage. Preference will be given to projects with great creative potential, exciting visuals, interest and potential for co-production, and potential for travel across borders and continents. The program is not open to pre-school content. Preference will be given to animated films for youth, families, and adults.  

Programme

A 5-day onsite programme will take place at ATF will take place November 30 — December 4, 2026 in Singapore.

Throughout the programme, participants will:

  • Gain insights into funding opportunities between Europe and Asia.
  • Receive feedback on their financing plans and co-production strategies.
  • Understand how to prepare and structure a project package for the international market.
  • Refine the preparation and delivery of a quality pitch.
  • Participate in hands-on sessions led by key industry decision-makers.
  • Network with fellow attendees and international industry professionals.
  • Present their projects at the ATF x TTB Animation Pitch.
  • Join in the curated matchmaking session with Asian / European experts / decision-makers

Condition of participation

  • The deadline is September 21th, 2026.
  • There is no submission fee.
  • There is no participation fee.
  • All selected participants should cover their travel and accommodation to Singapore during the ATF market.

Talks are ongoing with European and Asian national/regional funds and promotion agencies in order to fully cover the costs of the participants from the respective countries/regions. Please contact us for further information.

Selected projects will receive up to 2 all-access passes to ATF.

The selection will be made by a selection committee and will be announced by late October.

Thanks to the support of Animation Ireland, Estonian Film Institute, FDCP – Film Development Council of the Philippines, New Zealand Film Commission, and the Norwegian Film Institute, producers from these partner countries will have access to partial or full scholarships.

Selection procedure

We aim to be transparent and unbiased in our selection process. EAVE TTB is keen to ensure the widest possible participation in our programmes and has a strong focus on securing as diverse a selection of people and projects as possible.  Diversity is viewed as a primary focus, not only with regards to nationality, geographic spread, race, age and gender, but also type of projects, experience and background. Our experience is, that the richer the pool of people and projects, the richer the overall experience of the participants and the more dynamic the group, the mutual learning exchange and inspiration.

ATFxTTB Animation Lab & Pitch is open to applicants from all over Europe*, i.e. all countries eligible for Creative Europe - MEDIA support and from the APAC countries in Asia*.
The selected participants need to be animation producers in their respective countries and continents, possessing a solid understanding of development, funding and distribution systems within their own territories and regions. They should aspire to work on an international scale and to create long-term relationships between Europe and Asia.

Producers are required to submit a project for consideration. Projects should be short films, feature films or TV formats (series or mini-series) at development or financing stage.

The selection is based on the assessment of the applicants’ and their company’s track record and the level of professional background and suitability of the project for the lab.

The selection committee also takes into account the following two criteria:

  • the extent to which the applicant will benefit from her/his experience at ATFxTTB;
  • the extent to which the applicant’s presence will be beneficial to the rest of the group/the other participants.

The selection committee is made by approx. 3 professionals coming from Europe and 3 professionals coming from Asia.

The selection process will be carried out in 2 phases:

  • In the first phase, the selection committee will evaluate each of the applications received. They will separately assess their evaluation according to structured criteria in order to create a shortlist of projects.
  • The final selection is conducted by the ATFxTTB Coordinator and the ATFxTTB Curator: in a joint call they will review and discuss the shortlisted projects to shape the final group of participants.

The final selection decision is commented upon and approved by the EAVE and FVG board.

The final decision will be taken 1 month before the session, after which participants will be notified and required to confirm their attendance within one week.

CLICK HERE TO APPLY

ATF x TTB is organised by the Friuli Venezia Giulia Audiovisual Fund, EAVE and ATF. It is supported by the Southeast Asian Audio-Visual Association (SAAVA), a non-profit organization that seeks to unify film producers from the region.

For more information please contact: Animation Lab Manager – Alessandra Pastore

www.eave.org, www.tiesthatbind.eu

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European countries/regions eligible

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_geoscheme_for_Europe

 

APAC countries/regions eligible

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_geoscheme_for_Asia

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Nations_geoscheme_for_Oceania

Please contact RX Global – atf.conference@rxglobal.com – to enquire about the countries/regions currently listed in compliance with the Economic & Trade Sanctions Policy

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Special Offer: Asian Project Market | Busan International Film Festival

Are you interested in EXPLORING THE ASIAN MARKET?

We are happy to announce that thanks to the partnership between Asian Contents & Film Market, EAVE Ties That Bind and European Film Promotion, 3 European Producers will be invited to join the 29th Asian Project Market & Producer Hub in the framework of the Asian Contents & Film Market (ACFM) of the Busan International Film Festival.

The invitations will be granted only to delegates looking to contribute to the selected projects of Asian Project Market (APM) & Producer Hub. These participants should be looking for new Asian film projects to co-produce or co-finance and should not mainly aim to present their own projects in Busan.

Each producer will be able to scout the best new Asian projects in development at the APM, and have the opportunity to network with international producers from all over the world. The invitation covers 4 hotel nights (October 10-13) supported by the Asian Project Market & Producer Hub.

The Asian Project Market (APM) is a co-production platform that offers filmmakers of official APM projects the opportunity to meet international leading film professionals, including financiers, co-producers, or sales agents. In 2025, 30 projects were presented in more than 739 scheduled meetings. For your information, please find more information about the completed projects this year. [See the completed projects]

Launched as a vital initiative within the market, the Producer Hub is a dedicated platform designed to empower current and inspiring producers. It features specialised seminars, deep market insights, and exclusive networking events tailored to foster international co-productions and global collaborations among film professionals. The registration for Producer Hub will be open from 7 July to 31 August. [See the previous events]

Established in 2006, Asian Contents & Film Market (October 10 – 13) serves as a total film market covering all stages of the film industry from pre-production to film sales. Since 2022, ACFM has presented Busan Story Market as a marketplace for film and audiovisual adaptation of original IP ranging from literary books to webtoons, web novels, story, and more. This year, Busan Story Market will introduce original IPs as an official selection with powerful Korean and Asian IP holders.

In addition, InnoAsia, which brings together cutting-edge technology and storytelling to open new horizons for the Asian content business, and Doc Square, a new networking platform for Asian documentary creators, were also launched last year to further foster exchange and collaboration.

If you are interested, please send your CV and APM application form with the goal & purpose of your attendance in APM and Busan in the attachment to apmguest@acfm.kr before August 7th.

For further information, please see:

Asian Project Market (10-13 October 2026) | apm.biff.kr

Asian Contents & Film Market 2026 (10-13 October 2026) | acfm.kr

BUSAN International Film Festival (6-15 October 2026) | biff.kr

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EAVE Project Coordinator Vacancy

EAVE (European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs) is a professional training, project development and networking organisation funded by the Creative Europe - MEDIA sub-programme of the European Union and the Film Fund Luxembourg. We run training programmes for audiovisual producers mainly in Europe, but also in other parts of the world.

EAVE is looking for a Project Coordinator for our team in Luxembourg.

The primary tasks and responsibilities will include:

  • Daily office administration
  • Travel & hotel organisation
    • Contributing together with other EAVE team members to the organisation mainly of the EAVE Producers Workshop, EAVE+ and the EAVE Marketing Workshop, as well as other EAVE events and workshops. This includes:
      • Travel & hotel organisation for team, experts and other industry professionals
      • General workshop logistics
      • Workshop catalogues & infobooks
      • Follow-up of participants, experts and other industry guests
      • Preparation of expert contracts
  • Organisation of EAVE pedagogical and team meetings, festival accreditations and smaller EAVE workshops (e.g. EAVE ON DEMAND, EAVE Boosters)
  • Assisting the EAVE Financial Manager with the accountancy, funding applications, reports and other tasks
  • Taking care of EAVE's newsletters / website / communication / PR and social media appearance 
  • Administration of the EAVE database (Filemaker)

The Project Coordinator will work closely with the EAVE CEO and all EAVE team members as required.

The Project Coordinator will be present at some EAVE workshops taking place in Luxembourg, but not required to travel.

Preferable skills required:

  • Knowledge of the European film and television industry and working experience in markets, festivals, production, distribution, sales, training or comparable areas  / culture
  • Motivation to work with partners and participants from all over Europe and beyond
  • Very good communication, social and organisational skills
  • Flexibility, dynamism, motivation and service-mindedness
  • Capacity to work in a team
  • Ability to take responsibility and to carry out tasks independently, thoroughly, systematically and respecting deadlines
  • Good time management skills
  • Capacity to take initiative
  • Fluent English and French, preferably one or more other European languages
  • Strong writing skills are appreciated.
  • Proficiency in common computer programs and excellent social media skills

Working conditions:

The Job is based in Luxembourg, full-time (40 working hours/week), ideally starting from October 1, 2026.

Fixed-term contract (1 year with the possibility of extension) according to Luxembourg work law (trial period: 3 months).

Working language: English

Salary: 40K gross

Timeline:

Please send your application (CV, motivation letter) by email only to Satu Elo satu@eave.org who will be available for your questions from August 10 onwards.

Deadline for application: August 14, 2026.

The selection interviews will be conducted in Luxembourg in the week of September 7.

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DISTRIBUTORS-PRODUCERS WORKING SESSION AT VENICE PRODUCTION BRIDGE 2026

Save the date – Think Tank session Producers-Distributors – Sunday September 6, 16-19:00, Hotel Excelsior, Venice

Gather for a conversation with distributors from across the globe to improve collaboration across the film value chain!

Europa Distribution is the international association of independent film publishers and distributors with more than 130 members from Europe and beyond, that acts as a network and think tank to foster the circulation of independent films through the sharing of knowledge, best practices and ideas among its members.

On Sunday, September 6, 16-19:00, Europa Distribution will organise the fourth edition of their working session for producers and distributors within the scope of the Venice Production Bridge, in collaboration with ACE Producers, EAVE and the European Producers Club.

The aim is to connect independent film producers and distributors to streamline the workflow from creation to audiences. For this edition again, discussions will focus on improving interactions and sharing best practices, promoting the development of new connections and constructive dialogue between the two sectors.

Thirty distributors, members of Europa Distribution, alongside thirty producers, members of EPC, ACE Producers, and alumni of EAVE, will take part in the brainstorming session to discuss shared interests and challenges spanning the entire lifecycle of a film. The exchange will provide both groups with a chance to better understand the needs and limitations of the other, creating a better understanding of the work done by each.

The working session will take place at the Hotel Excelsior – Spazio Incontri and should be followed by a networking drink. More information will be shared this summer.

Find the list of attending distributors for the event here, and check out the article from last year’s event here.

If you are interested to join this working session, please RSVP before July 28th, by clicking on ‘RSVP here!’

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Special Offer for EAVE graduates: Helsinki Film Lab Industry Networking

Film, TV, Games & Comics collide in London this July

Helsinki Film Lab is bringing its inspiring, high-energy cross-industry networking concept to London for the first time, connecting professionals across film, television, games, comics, publishing, funding and IP development.

Taking place on Friday 17 July at Colours Hoxton in Shoreditch, the evening is designed for creative industry professionals interested in how stories, worlds and intellectual property can travel across formats, from screen to games, games to film and TV, comics to animation, publishing to interactive media, and beyond.

The theme of the evening is New Economies of IP: how do we fund, develop and produce adaptations across media? What does transmedia production look like in practice? And how can creators, studios, producers, developers, investors and funders build more ambitious cross-sector collaborations around stories and worlds?

The event begins with a panel conversation featuring:

  • Chris Filip - British Film Institute
  • Eloise Singer - Singer Productions (The Pirate Queen)
  • Victoria Fäh - IPR.VC (Marty Supreme, Eddington)
  • Steve Stewart - Dreamloop Games (ALMA)

The panel will be followed by relaxed networking, with tickets including a welcome drink. There will also be special drinks offers available throughout the evening.

Helsinki Film Lab’s cross-industry networking events have already become a much-loved part of the creative ecosystem in Helsinki, known for their warm, inspiring and community-led atmosphere. Expect a relaxed, playful networking format designed to help people from different creative industries actually find each other, not just stand awkwardly with a warm drink and a name badge.

Event: Film × TV × Games × Comics Industry Networking: New Economies of IP
Date: Friday 17 July, 17:30-22:00
Venue: Colours Hoxton, Shoreditch, London
Ticket includes: Welcome drink, opportunity to participate in cross-industry speedmeetings (limited spaces)
Also included: Special drinks offers throughout the evening + playful cross-industry networking prompts
Find out more and register here: https://luma.com/km5vaiu

**** Special for EAVE: Members of EAVE can receive 20% off with ACCESS CODE: EAVE20 (please add this access code right under Get Ticket)

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Special Offer for EAVE graduates: FIFDH Impact Days

The next FIFDH Impact Days will take place from 7 - 9 March, 2027, in Geneva.

Are you a filmmaker or producer working on a documentary with a strong potential for impact? For its 2027 edition, the FIFDH is looking for:

  • Documentary projects seeking to develop an impact campaign
  • Completed documentaries with an impact campaign

Selected film teams benefit from:

  • Expert training for your impact strategy and pitch
  • Curated connections with key players - NGOs, foundations, impact producers
  • Networking opportunities with FIFDH participants from over 70 countries

Submission is free. Deadline to apply: 28 July, 2026

Selected teams from DDC priority countries can have their costs covered!

***Special for EAVE members: If an EAVE graduate is selected to participate in the Impact Days with the documentary project with which they participated in EAVE, they can take advantage of a 25% discount on the accreditation fee (200 CHF). The accreditation gives access to the Impact Lab, the Impact Days and the programme of the Festival, including screenings and debates.

Additionally, if any EAVE graduate wishes to attend the Impact Days as an observer, they may request a 10% discount on the standard observer accreditation fee of 150 CHF, provided the request is made before February 12, 2027.

More information:  fifdh.org

Contact: a.castanosa@fifdh.org.

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Special Offer for EAVE graduates: Book-to-Screen Matchmaking

Frankfurter Buchmesse & Berlinale Co-Production Market invite production companies and scouts interested in international IPs to apply for the Frankfurter Buchmesse & Berlinale Matchmaking during Book-to-Screen Day.

  • Date: Friday, 9 October 2026
  • Time: 11 am - 1 pm
  • Location: Frankfurter Buchmesse

At this matchmaking event, you will have the chance to connect with around 20 selected international IP holders (publishing houses and scouts), and discover book titles with strong adaptation potential. This will be followed by a Get-Together for more in-depth talks and international networking. 

APPLY HERE: Book-to-Screen Matchmaking Application Form

During the selection process, a balance will be kept between newcomers and seasoned professionals from both the film and the publishing industries.

Extended deadline to apply for EAVE members: 15 July 2026

You can also take advantage of the discount code on the trade visitor ticket for film professionals, available for EAVE members (40 EUR instad of 91 EUR) with the code EAVE_BtS26 (tutorial to use the code here).

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Open Call: CHANGE - Co-production training course 2026-2027

EAVE, CPH:DOX, IMS, Documentary Film Association of Ukraine and DOCUDAYS UA are calling for eight teams with documentary projects in development from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine.

We offer a tailor-made programme taking place over three residential workshops with the aim to stimulate and qualify inter-regional co-production and to connect documentary projects to regional and international markets. Participants are tutored by regional and international experts.

The first two workshops will consist of five full days of group work, plenaries, and individual meetings; the third workshop will take place CPH:DOX and consists of workshop days, pitching of the projects in the framework of CPH:FORUM, as well as debrief of the pitching and development of strategies for the teams and projects after the workshop.

Between the workshops, participants will be working on project development with specific tasks and assignments.

THE WORKSHOPS*

DEVELOPMENT  -  November 4-10, 2026 in Chisinau

We dig deep into the core of what the teams want to tell, enforce the storytelling, and focus on the ambition for each film in terms of impact, awareness, change. 

CO-PRODUCTION  -  January 12-18, 2027  in Chisinau

We expand the participants’ knowledge of each other’s reality, production environment, and financing structures. The pros and cons of co-production are used to strengthen each project, preparing them to meet the international market.

ENCOUNTER – March 13-18 2027 during CPH:DOX in Copenhagen

The projects will be presented in the framework of the CPH:FORUM in round-table format and encounter the international market leading to the formulation of tailored strategies for each project.

*IMS is currently funding CHANGE through the New Democracy Fund, which ends in 2026. IMS expects to confirm the underlying programme framework for 2027 later in 2026. Workshop 1 is confirmed. Workshops 2 and 3 are planned and expected to take place, subject to that confirmation.

THE PARTICIPANTS

Upcoming teams – director and producer – with a documentary project in development from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova, and Ukraine can apply and we are committed to equal opportunity to all. We focus on projects set in these countries, projects that are open for co-production, and we welcome projects in the crossing field between documentary and journalism.

The working language is English, and participants should be comfortable with reading, writing, and speaking English.

The film project has to:

  • Cover interesting topics in a professional way
  • Want to reach the audiences and be a call for action.
  • Want to impact public debate
  • Have an ambition to lead to potential social, political, or cultural change.

There is no participation fee as CHANGE provides tutoring, travel, accommodation, and meals. Participants will cover local transportation themselves.

Application deadline: 10 August 2026

The application form can be downloaded here. For further information, please contact Darya Bassel at industry@docudays.ua. 

Some of the applicants might be invited for an online interview in August, to further clarify the application. Final selection will be announced in early September 2026. 

Promotional partners for this call: 

  • Golden Apricot and ArmDoc - Armenia
  • DokuBaku - Azerbaijan
  • Northern Lights - Belarus
  • DOCA - Georgia
  • Moldox - Moldova

We wish to also thank the National Film School of Denmark for their collaboration.
 

THE PARTNERSHIP BEHIND CHANGE

CHANGE is initiated and funded by IMS through the New Democracy Fund.

EAVE is a professional training, project development and networking organization for audiovisual producers. Founded in 1988, our objectives are to provide professional training opportunities and to bring producers from different regions of the world together with the aim of facilitating co-production relationships. We believe that the support of independent voices, creative imagination and culturally driven companies within the global media industries is an urgent necessity in the 21st century. Through our work we aim to contribute towards the creation of strong networks of producers and to encourage the exchange of knowledge and skills which will strengthen independent production across the world.

CPH:DOX, Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival, is one of the biggest documentary film festivals in the world. A festival that continues to develop and expand, presenting a program that ranges from the works of major international directors to new talents, from large-scale theatrical releases to film/video works in the field between cinema and visual art. The festival’s platform for professionals, CPH:INDUSTRY, attracting 2.000+ professional delegates annually, has established itself as a fundamental European documentary marketplace, offering a wide range of activities and services connecting independent documentary film producers and filmmakers with the major international funds, broadcasters, streaming platforms, sales agents, as well as art curators, science foundations, impact bodies, traditional and alternative exhibitors, investors and philanthropists in the fields related to cinema – and beyond.

IMS, International Media Support, is promoting journalism and documentary film to strengthen the capacity of media to reduce conflict, strengthen democracy and facilitate dialogue. Our work is geared towards helping locally-based public interest media operating in armed conflicts, humanitarian crises and rapid political change, both positive and negative, to provide the public and “civic organizations” with public interest content they can trust and use. We work in more than 40 countries across four continents with a staff of about 150 people.

Docudays UA is Ukraine’s premier annual human rights documentary film festival. Based in Kyiv, the festival features competitive and non-competitive film programs, an interdisciplinary art showcase, panel discussions, workshops, and a dedicated industry platform. Following the main week in Kyiv, Docudays UA brings its top films to various Ukrainian regions via a traveling festival from October through December. The 23rd edition of Docudays UA took place from June 5–12, 2026, drawing at least 26,000 attendees and reaching over 3 million people through its media campaign. Following the full-scale invasion on February 24, 2022, Docudays UA has expanded its scope to focus extensively on cultural diplomacy. This direction centers on promoting Ukrainian culture, spreading the truth about the Russian war against Ukraine, and advocating decolonial practices within Ukrainian and Eastern European cinema. 

The Documentary Film Association of Ukraine is an open professional association of creators working with audiovisual art based on documentary material. It brings together more than 70 members from the Ukrainian documentary film community. The Association strengthens the professional agency of Ukrainian documentary filmmakers, represents the industry internationally, contributes to cultural policy, and builds cooperation with public institutions. Its work is guided by responsibility, professionalism, transparency, ethics, community-building, and a human-centered approach.

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