1970 by Darko Lungulov receives funding

In Development June 2024

Film Fund Luxembourg

Film Fund Luxembourg supports 25 projects through its latest round of funding: nine fiction features, four animated features, four documentary features, two fiction series, one documentary series, two fiction shorts, one animated short, one VR project and one transmedia project. Among them:

• 1970 by Darko Lungulov, producer: EAVE graduate Snezana van Houwelingen, EAVE group leader and EAVE+ Head of Studies Jani Thiltges
• CAMPEONA by Lucia Valverde, producer: EAVE graduate Vincent Quénault
• DEATH HAS NO MASTER by Jorge Thielen Armand, producer: EAVE graduate Alexandra Hoesdorff
• DIE BLUTGRÄFIN by Ulrike Ottinger, producer: EAVE+ graduate Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu
• FUTURE RITES by Sandra Rodriguez and Alexander Whitley, producer: EAVE graduate Marion Guth
• JESUS LEOPARD by Patrick-Mario Bernard and Pierre Trividic, producer: EAVE graduate Gilles Chanial
• LIZARDQUEEN by Jacques Molitor, producer: EAVE graduate André Fetzer
• ORA ET LABORA by Claude Lahr, producer: EAVE graduate André Fetzer
• WHAT REMAINS by Yeşim Ustaoğlu, producer: EAVE graduate Donato Rotunno
• WHO CARES by Ina Ivanceanu, producer: EAVE+ graduate Alexander Dumreicher-Ivanceanu

www.filmfund.lu

Finnish Film Foundation

The Finnish Film Foundation has granted production support to 4 film projects by EAVE graduates.

• AMANDA OF THE NIGHT by Alli Haapasalo, producer: EAVE graduate Aleksi Bardy
• THE ETERNITY MAN by Ivan Nikolaichuk, producer: EAVE graduate Ilkka Matila
• THE SQUIRREL by Markus Lehmusruusu, producers: EAVE graduates Misha Jaari, Mark Lwoff
• EDERLEZI by Carmen Baltzar, producer: EAVE graduate Maria Drandaki

http://ses.fi/en

Croatian Audivisual Centre

• MOM, DAD AND ME by Vanja Juranic, producer: EAVE graduate Katarina Prpic receives support from the Croatian Audivisual Centre.

www.havc.hr

Wallonia-Brussels Federation Film Centre

The Wallonia-Brussels Federation Film Centre has announced the results of the first 2024 session of its Film Commission, which supports the production of the following films by EAVE graduates:

• A BAS LE SOLEIL by Lucien Lepoutre, producer: EAVE graduate Annabella Nezri
• ALI N’A PAS L’ÂGE by Géraldine Doignon, producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc
• CAGE by Paul Vincent de Lestrade, producers: EAVE graduate Anne-Laure Guegan, PUENTES graduate Geraldine Sprimont
• COMME UNE GRANDE by Adriana Da Fonseca, producer: EAVE graduate Annabella Nezri
• DIAMANT PALACE by Noé Reutenauer, producer: EAVE graduate Julie Esparbes
• DIEU RECONNAÎTRA LES SIENS by Hassan Legzouli, producer: EAVE graduate Jacques-Henri Bronckart
• DISSONANCE by Aline Magrez, producer: EAVE graduate Jean-Yves Roubin
• GENÈSES by Nastasja Saerens, producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc
• GIRLS OF TOMORROW by Nora Philippe, producer: EAVE graduate Annabella Nezri
• JONAH WAS HERE by Nathalie Teirlinck, producer: EAVE graduate Jean-Yves Roubin
• LA MONTAGNE DU SILENCE by Thomas Damas, Nil-Enzo Clémentin, producer: EAVE graduate Isabelle Truc
• MOTHER by Teona Strugar Mitevska, producer: EAVE graduate Sebastien Delloye
• MIRKOURI by Ish and Moins Ait-Hamou, producer: EAVE graduate Jacques-Henri Bronckart
• PAROLE D’HOMME(S) by Marie Mc Court, producer: EAVE graduate Annabella Nezri
• PLACE OF GHOSTS by Bretten Hannam, producer: EAVE graduate and group leader Diana Elbaum
• ROUGE by Zoé Arene, producer: EAVE graduate Benoît Roland
• SAMIA by Bruno Tracq, producer: EAVE graduate Benoît Roland

https://audiovisuel.cfwb.be/en

IDM Film Commission Südtirol

• WOODWALKERS 2 by Sven Unterwaldt, co-producer: EAVE President Danny Krausz receives financial support by IDM Film Commission Südtirol, following the first call of 2024.

www.film.idm-suedtirol.com

In pre-production

• THE REVOLUTION ACCORDING TO KAMO by Kornel Mundruczo, co-producers: EAVE graduate and Hungarian National Coordinator Viktoria Petranyi, EAVE graduates Jonas Dornbach, Beata Rzezniczek is in pre-production. Shooting for the Georgian-language film is due to start in 2025. The film’s story spans 30 years, from 1891-1922, and paints the portrait of the birth of the world’s most murderous dictator through the eyes of his best friend, ally, devoted disciple and henchman. The two grew up together in the small town of Gori, close to Tblisi – Stalin, or Soso as he was then known, in extreme poverty, and Kamo as part of a wealthy merchant family. Although Soso leaves Gori to attend a seminary, the two are reunited in their late teens in Tiflis (modern-day Tbilisi), where the charismatic Soso has become an agitator and leader in the new revolutionary movement to bring down the monarchy. Kamo is dragged alongside Soso into a world of gangland violence, murder and social upheaval. “It’s an epic movie about history, but it also sits firmly in the gangster-movie genre,” said Mundruczo. “It’s less about a man being born evil, but about the mechanics of power and how one man rises to the top. But it’s also about a passionate friendship between these two men who knew each other since they were boys.” THE REVOLUTION ACCORDING TO KAMO will be produced by UK outfit Good Chaos and France’s Hype Studios together with MK Productions (France), Komplizen Film (Germany), Madants (Poland), Proton Cinema (Hungary) and Takes Film (Georgia).

Page published 21 June 2024.