Sarajevo Film Festival’s industry days include CineLink Co-production Market, Work In Progress, Regional Forum and Industry Terrace
From Aug 21 to 24 at the Sarajevo Film Festival, the international film industry will hit the town for four days of meetings and networking.
The industry section of the festival has established itself as the main hub for regional film-makers, but since last year projects from the Caucasus region and the North African and Middle Eastern countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea are also eligible for CineLink, the co-production market which is a backbone of this festival strand.
From this year, there is also a new initiative, the Industry Terrace.
CineLink
CineLink is a development and financing platform for regional feature-length fiction films destined for European co-production.
From Aug 22 to 24, over 500 professionals from the region and the rest of Europe will gather in search of talented film-makers and promising projects. For the representatives of projects at the Co-Production Market and Work...
From Aug 21 to 24 at the Sarajevo Film Festival, the international film industry will hit the town for four days of meetings and networking.
The industry section of the festival has established itself as the main hub for regional film-makers, but since last year projects from the Caucasus region and the North African and Middle Eastern countries bordering the Mediterranean Sea are also eligible for CineLink, the co-production market which is a backbone of this festival strand.
From this year, there is also a new initiative, the Industry Terrace.
CineLink
CineLink is a development and financing platform for regional feature-length fiction films destined for European co-production.
From Aug 22 to 24, over 500 professionals from the region and the rest of Europe will gather in search of talented film-makers and promising projects. For the representatives of projects at the Co-Production Market and Work...
- 8/20/2013
- ScreenDaily
MOSCOW -- Gravehopping, a dark comedy from young Slovene director Jan Cvitkovic about a funeral orator whose job gives him more than the usual reason for reflections on mortality, took the 15,000 ($17,600) main prize Saturday as the 15th edition of the Cottbus Festival of East European Cinema came to a close. Cvitkovic's Gravehopping (Odrobadogroba), a Slovene-Croatian co-production, was one of 10 films in feature competition at the eastern German festival that is dedicated exclusively to movies from the former socialist and communist countries of Eastern Europe. A special jury prize worth 7,500 ($8,800) went to Ruxandra Zenide's Romania-Swiss co-production Ryna, about a 15-year-old tomboy who begins to discover her femininity.
- 11/14/2005
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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