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TV Premiere of NOWHERE IN EUROPE
On Sunday, August 22, at 9:45 pm the culture TV 3sat broadcasts the documentary NOWHERE IN EUROPE (prize winner 2008) by Kerstin Nickig in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
On Sunday, August 22, at 9:45 pm the culture TV 3sat broadcasts the documentary NOWHERE IN EUROPE (prize winner 2008) by Kerstin Nickig in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
Sarajevo Talent Campus
Sarajevo Film Festival: Bright spotlights light up the sky in front of the National Theater. Stars and starlets in dark suits and elegant gowns walk down the red carpet, while screaming fans, autograph seekers, and yelling photographers stand behind the ropes looking on. On a nondescript block a couple of minutes away from the flurry of flashbulbs is where the festival’s Talent Campus has been set up, the central talent factory for filmmakers from Southeastern Europe.
Sarajevo Film Festival: Bright spotlights light up the sky in front of the National Theater. Stars and starlets in dark suits and elegant gowns walk down the red carpet, while screaming fans, autograph seekers, and yelling photographers stand behind the ropes looking on. On a nondescript block a couple of minutes away from the flurry of flashbulbs is where the festival’s Talent Campus has been set up, the central talent factory for filmmakers from Southeastern Europe.
New DVD-Edition with winning films from 2005-2006
The first two-DVD set of the new edition with winning films of the Co-Production Prize were presented in August at the Sarajevo Film Festival. It contains the winners of the years 2005 and 2006. The edition is published by absolut MEDIEN, Berlin and now available for non commercial screening.
The first two-DVD set of the new edition with winning films of the Co-Production Prize were presented in August at the Sarajevo Film Festival. It contains the winners of the years 2005 and 2006. The edition is published by absolut MEDIEN, Berlin and now available for non commercial screening.
The Co-Production Prize
Co-Production Prize 2010
The prizes for international film co-productions by budding new filmmakers from Germany and Eastern Europe go to three promising film projects in the categories short film, animated film, and documentary. The winner in the short film category is the Moldavian and German co-production “Panihida”. In the animated film category, the award goes to the Bulgarian, Croatian, and German project, “Father.” The Kazakh-German film project “Seatomorrow” wins the award in the documentary category.
The prizes for international film co-productions by budding new filmmakers from Germany and Eastern Europe go to three promising film projects in the categories short film, animated film, and documentary. The winner in the short film category is the Moldavian and German co-production “Panihida”. In the animated film category, the award goes to the Bulgarian, Croatian, and German project, “Father.” The Kazakh-German film project “Seatomorrow” wins the award in the documentary category.
About the Co-Production Prize
The Robert Bosch Stiftung issues three promotional prizes for joint film productions by young German and Eastern European filmmakers. The prize, worth up to 70,000 euros for each selected project, is awarded in the categories animated film, documentary, and short film. Young filmmakers in the fields of production, directing, camera, and screenwriting are given an opportunity to explore the methods and creative styles of their partner country.
The Robert Bosch Stiftung issues three promotional prizes for joint film productions by young German and Eastern European filmmakers. The prize, worth up to 70,000 euros for each selected project, is awarded in the categories animated film, documentary, and short film. Young filmmakers in the fields of production, directing, camera, and screenwriting are given an opportunity to explore the methods and creative styles of their partner country.
Networking
Co-Production Platform
The free access platform for young German and Eastern/Southeastern European filmmakers contains profiles of filmmakers of different functions and genres. The platform allows networking all over the world.
The free access platform for young German and Eastern/Southeastern European filmmakers contains profiles of filmmakers of different functions and genres. The platform allows networking all over the world.
Partners
Since 2006, the goEast-Festival of Central and Eastern European Film has been a partner of the Co-Production Prize and will host the awards ceremony for the fifth time in 2011. The festival director serves as jury member. TheYoung Professionals Program is also part of the festival.
ARTE has been the media partner of the Promotional Prize since 2007. The channel will select an exceptional project from among each year's prize winners for a special award. One jury member from ARTE represents the channel in the selection process.
Since 2005, the Robert Bosch Stiftung has supported the Eastern European participants and experts of the Berlinale Talent Campus. At the common hosted “Rise & Shine breakfasts” the Co-Production Prize is presented. The director of the Berlinale Talent Campus is a member of the Jury.