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Estonian Film music Workshop, pitching and party

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schEdulE17:00 Workshop: how does music end up in films? interview with graham Walker and chris douridas.

19:00 Estonian Film music pitching sessions and showcase

21:00 party! on stage:

Free entry for pÖFF & industry delegates. rsVp required by 25th november at sandra@tmw.ee

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TALLINN 25.11 – 29.11.2013

PROGRAMMENOVEMBER 25

10:00 - 18:00 Foreign producers’ location scout day to Haapsalu and Western Estonia (with Haapsalu City)

20:00 Industry@Tallinn welcome cocktail

A Restaurant HETK, Roseni 9

NOVEMBER 26

Baltic Bridge East by West (B’EST)

10:00 - 13:00 B’EST Group Work A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

15:00 - 20:00 B’EST Individual meetings with Sibylle Kurz 16:00 - 20:00 B’EST Individual meetings with Frederic Corvez

Open Talks, Workshops, Panels, Presentations

10:00 - 11:00 Black Nights Industry Panel #1: Hello Hollywood - how to develop and market for reaching the big screen? Panelists: Garrick Dion (Vice President, Bold Film, Drive), Gloria Fan (Vice President of Production and Development, Mosaic Pictures, The Dark Knight), Kyle Franke (Head of Development, XYZ Films, The Raid), Jeff Barry (Agent, ICM Partners) Moderator: Jason Gorber (journalist, CTV News, Twitchfilm, CBC, Oprah Winfrey Network) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

11:15 - 12:30 Black Nights Industry Panel #2: Keeping it hot - de-veloping future festivals and distribution in the age of declining audience Panelists: Jarod Neece (Producer & Senior Program-mer, SXSW Festival), Tim League (CEO, Alamo Draft-house Cinemas), Daniel Kim (Director, Asian Film

Market, Busan Film Festival). Moderator: Kalle Kinnunen (Suomen Kuvalehti) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

12:30 - 13:00 Black Nights Industry Discussion: Production possibili-ties with Japanese independents. Presentation of In-dustry@Tallinn - TIFFCOM collaboration project Panelists: Hirofumi Kawaguchi (Director), Misa Kimu-ra (Producer) Moderator: Sten-Kristian Saluveer (Industry Director, Tallinn Black Nights FF, University of Tokyo) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

14:00 - 16:00 B’EST / Baltic Event Plenary: Understanding Music Rights by Laurence Kaye A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

Estonian Film Music Showcase

17:00 - 18:30 Workshop: how does music end up in films? Interview with Graham Walker & Chris Douridas (with Tallinn Music Week) A Von Krahl Theatre, Rataskaevu 10

18:45 - 20:00 Estonian Film Music Pitching sessions and showcase (with Tallinn Music Week) A Von Krahl Theatre, Rataskaevu 10

20:00 Estonian Film Music Showcase and Party (withTallinn Music Week showcase festival) A Von Krahl Bar, Rataskaevu 10

NOVEMBER 27

Baltic Event Co-Production Market / POWR /B’EST

9:00 - 18:00 POWR workshop A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Vega

10:00 - 16:00 Baltic Event Co-Production Market individual meetings A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Capella

10:00 - 11:00 B’EST Group Work A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

14:00 - 16:00 B’EST Group Work A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

14:00 - 19:00 B’EST Individual meetings with Sibylle Kurz 16:00 - 18:00 B’EST Individual meetings with Frederic Corvez

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BE Screenings

10:00 - 18:00 BE industry screenings A Cinema Artis, Estonia pst. 9

Open Talks, Workshops, Panels, Presentations

10:00 - 11:00 Black Nights Industry Panel #3: South Korean Show-case: The successes and expectations in producing with Korea Panelists: Ellen Kim (Bom Pictures, Come Rain, Come Shine, Berlinale Competition), Tae-Joon Park (Produc-ers Guild of Korea, Mother, Cannes Competition). Moderator: Jean Noh (Asia Deputy Editor, Screen In-ternational) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

11:00 - 12:00 Signing of Memorandum of Understanding between Estonian Film Institute and Korean Film Council (KOFIC). The historic, and one of the kind MOU for Eastern and Northern Europe and South Korea will be signed by the Director of Estonian Film Institute, Ms. Edith Sepp and the Secretary General of Korean Film Council, Mr. Insoo Kim A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

11:00 - 13:00 Baltic Event / B'EST Plenary: the International Market and Working with Sales Agents by Frédéric Corvez A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

12:00 - 13:00 Black Nights Industry Panel #4: Spotlight on Canada Panelists: Stephanie Trepanier (Head of Fantasia Frontieres Co-Production Market), Natalie Lue (Vice President of Customer Experience, Toronto Film Festi-val), Malcolm Sutherland (Director) Moderator: Jason Gorber (journalist, CTV News, Twitchfilm, CBC, Oprah Winfrey Network) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

14:00 - 15:30 Workshop: Monetizing Transmedia Panelists: John Heinsen (PGA, Executive Committee of the Interactive Media Peer Group, Academy of Television Arts & Sciences), Domenico La Porta (Chief Editor, Cineuropa) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

16:00 - 17:15 Baltic Event Panel / Focus on Kyrgysztan Panelists: Aktan Arym Kubat, Altynai Koichumanova (OY Art, Kyrgysztan), Marc Bachet (ASAP Films,

France), Thanassis Karathanos (Twenty Twenty Vi-sion, Germany) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

17:15 - 18:30 Baltic Event coming soon presentation A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

Evening Events

20:00 - 23:00 Gala Dinner hosted by BE, The Finnish Film Founda-tion and Film New Europe (with invitations only) A Rotermanni soolaladu, Ahtri 2

NOVEMBER 28

Baltic Event Co-Production Market / POWR /B’EST

9:00 - 16:00 POWR workshop A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Vega

11:00 - 17:00 Baltic Event Co-Production Market and B’EST individual meetings A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Capella

BE Screenings

10:00 - 18:00 BE industry screenings A Cinema Artis, Estonia pst. 9

Open Talks, Workshops, Panels, Presentations

10:00 - 11:00 Baltic Bridge East by West (B’EST) Projects' Presentation A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

11:30 - 12:30 Creative Europe – MEDIA Sub-programme Support for Independent Producers by Virve Indren A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

10:00 - 11:15 The Film Festival Programmers Talks #1 Programming politics in the age of competition for premieres Panelists: Paolo Bertolin (Venice Film Festival & Doha Film Institute), Chanil Jeon (Busan Film Festival), Len-ka Tyrpakova (Karlovy Vary Film Festival), Dennis Vet-ter (Nippon Connection Film Festival); Daniel Kim (Asian Film Market, Busan Film festival) Moderators: Xavier Puerto (Black Nights Programmer) & Domenico La Porta (Cineuropa) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

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11:30 - 13:00 The Film Festival Programmers Talks #2 Who will hear your scream – building fan communities, and not being censored by doing it Panelists: Mike Hostench (Sitges Film Festival), Jin Park (Puchon Film Festival), Stephanie Trepanier (Fan-tasia Film Festival) with special guest Brontis Jodor-owsky Moderator: Sten-Kristian Saluveer (Industry Director, Tallinn Black Nights FF, University of Tokyo) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

14:30 - 15:30 Roundtable: How big does a festival have to be? Keep-ing the balance between quality and quantity Panelists: Stefan Laudyn (Warsaw Film Festival), Na-talie Lue (Toronto Film Festival), Anne Delseth (Cannes Critics Week), Paolo Bertolin (Venice Film Festival) Moderator: Boyd van Hoeij (Hollywood Reporter, In-diewire) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Sirius

17:00 - 18:00 The script and pitch workshop POWR Baltic Stories Exchange Projects’ Presentation A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

Evening Events

19:00 - 21:00 Baltic Event co-production market award ceremony hosted by the city of Tallinn and Baltic & Scandinavian MEDIA Desks (with invitation) A Tallinna raekoda /Town Hall, Raekoja 1

NOVEMBER 29

Baltic Event Co-Production Market / /B’EST

10:00 - 13:00 Baltic Event Co-Production Market and B’EST individual meetings A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Capella

BE Screenings

10:00 - 16:30 BE industry screenings A Cinema Artis, Estonia pst. 9

Open Talks, Workshops, Panels, Presentations

10:00 - 16:30 STEP-IN European Sales Roundtable A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Arcturus

14:00 - 16:00 Animated Dreams Film Festival presents “Animation 15 years ago and 15 years from now” Speakers: Priit Tender (Director, Eesti Joonisfilm); Kristel Tõldsepp (Producer, A-Film); Andrus Raudsalu (CEO, Nukufilm); Joosep Volk (Creative Director, Tolm Stuudio) A Nordic Hotel Forum, room Capella

Evening Events

18:30 - 21:30 Baltic Event closing event (with invitations) A Restaurant Musi, Niguliste 6

PRACTICAL INFORMATION

Industry@Tallinn events, the Black Nights Industry Talks and Baltic Event are held in the conference centre of Nordic Hotel Forum (Viru väljak 3, 2nd floor). You can find the detailed programme with speci-fied venues on our website www.industrytallinn.com

GUEST INFORMATION DESK

The Festival Guest Information Desk and Baltic Event Guest Service Desk are located in the lobby of Nordic Hotel Forum.

Festival Desk:November 15-December 1 at 9:00 – 20:00 Phone: +372 5308 7713

Baltic Event Desk:November 25 at 10:00-18:00November 26-29 at 9:00-20:00November 30 at 9:00-17:00Phone: +372 527 6039

ACCREDITATION BADGE

Please always carry your accreditation badge with you. Your accredita-tion badge is the only document that gives you free entry to the indus-try events, festival & industry screenings. Detailed info about how to use your badge is included in your welcome package.

Industry badge also gives you access to industry lunches at Nordic Ho-tel Forum and to many discounts around the city, the list of shops and restaurants offering special guest discounts is included in your welcome package.

FESTIVAL CINEMAS

The film screenings take place in various theatres around the city cen-tre. Everything is within walking distance. You can find a map in the industry website www.industrytallinn.com and also in your welcome package.

A CC Plaza (Hobujaama 5)A Cinema Solaris (in Solaris Centre, Estonia pst. 9)A Cinema Artis (in Solaris Centre, Estonia pst. 9)A Cinema Sõprus (Vana-Posti 8)A Baltic Film and Media School, Cinema Supernova (Narva mnt. 27)

Baltic Event industry screenings in cinema Artis (in Solaris Centre, Es-tonia pst. 9) are accessible with industry badges only.

In order to secure a seat at a festival screening, a free ticket needs to be taken out beforehand a day before or on the day of the screening. You can do this at the festival information desk at Nordic Hotel Forum.

As the tickets are sold/issued on a first come – first served basis, a seat to all screenings is not guaranteed. You may also go straight to the screening halls and after checking the availability of seats at the ticket counter in the cinema, you may enter by presenting only your badge. The badge is personal and should not be misused. If you lose the badge, please immediately inform the Information Desk at Nordic Hotel Forum.

Please consider other cinemagoers and attend screenings in time. Un-fortunately, late admissions are not allowed.

Similarly, sending text messages or using smartphones during public screenings is strictly prohibited.

GETTING AROUND BY TAXI

Most of the festival venues are within walking distance of your hotel but if you need to take a taxi then here are some tips. Estonian taxis have metres and the prices range from 0,5 EUR/per km to 0,8 EUR/km. There is also a starting price, which is usually about 3,5 EUR. The prices are displayed on the car windows, please check them out before getting in. The volunteers at the Information Desk can always help you find a taxi.

Tallinn is usually safe for visitors, but occasionally a driver might take advantage of a foreigner. Therefore please discuss the price beforehand or use any of the following reputable companies.

A Tulika taxi (1200)A Tallink taxi (1921)A Takso 24 (1224)A Reval taxi (1207)A Krooni taxi (1212)A Marabu taxi (5182311)

VIDEO LIBRARY

If you have missed a screening but would still like to see a certain film,

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you may use the festival’s rather extensive (but not all inclusive) video library on the 2nd floor of Nordic Hotel Forum, conference hall Altair. The video library is open from the 15th of November to the 1st of De-cember at 9:00-20:00.

Please present your badge to the video library assistant as it is required for viewing the films in the library.

LUNCHES AND EVENING EVENTS

All the Industry Guests are welcome to have lunch in the restaurant of Nordic Hotel Forum. Please make sure to bring your badge to gain ac-cess.

The Baltic Event evening events on November 27-29 are by invitation only. You will receive your invitations with the rest of the market materi-als from the Guest Service.

INTERNET

Wireless internet is available everywhere in Nordic Hotel Forum and in most of the cafes and venues around Tallinn. Prepaid and cheap data cards for smartphones and tablets can also be bought from a variety of kiosks and shops. The biggest providers are EMT, Elisa and Tele2.

FESTIVAL CLUB

After a busy day at Nordic Hotel Forum, we invite you to join us at our Festival Club “Wabadus” (Vabaduse väljak 10). Check out the special events sheet to see what is going on today.

PRESS CENTRE

Our Press Centre is located in the lobby bar of Nordic Hotel Forum. Turn right after exiting the elevator, walk to the end of the lobby and you are there.

Open: 24h

Press Office Contacts:Maris Hellrand, International Press Coordinator maris.hellrand@poff.eePhone: +372 5620 1118

Helmut Jänes, Estonian Press Coordinatorhelmut.janes@poff.eepress@poff.eePhone: +372 56237992

NOTE

There might be changes in the event and screening schedule, please ask our volunteers at the Information Desk for the most up-to-date in-formation.

AustriaAUTLOOK FILMSALESSpittelberggasse 3/14 306444d Vienna, Austria Phone: +43 72 034 6934 E-mail: welcome@autlookfilms.com www.autlookfilms.com

Autlook Filmsales is a worldwide distributor for powerful, daring and acclaimed docs. We select around 25 TV-documentaries a year and up to 8 docs with worldwide Theatrical/DVD/VOD potential. Autlook is a full-service distributor, 7 people strong, handling festivals, TV-, theatri-cal-, educational-, DVD- and digital sales worldwide.We look for auteur-driven, cinematic docs with international appeal. Autlook attends all important theatrical markets (Cannes, Berlin, Toronto, Locarno, Sundance, Hong Kong, Rotterdam) and all Doc mar-kets (IDFA, Hot Docs, Sheffield, Leipzig, Visions du Réel, MIPTV, MIP-COM).

Astrid GugerTheatrical Sales, Buyer Phone: +43 67 6556 3477E-mail: astrid@autlookfilms.com

WITCRAFT SZENARIO OGLindengasse 25/10 1070 Vienna, Austriawww.witcraft.at

Founded in 2008, Witcraft is focused on script consulting, the develop-ment of screenplays and documentary concepts and their packaging for production.The company’s first feature The Fatherless, directed by Marie Kreutzer, was developed and packaged by Witcraft and made in co-production with main producer Novotny&Novotny Filmproduktion. It premiered in the Panorama section of the 2011 Berlin International Film Festival, re-ceiving a Special Mention by the Best First Feature Jury and seven other awards at various festivals.

Ursula Wolschlager CEO/ProducerPhone: +43 699 1778 8177E-mail: u.wolschlager@witcraft.at

ArmeniaJivan Avetisjan94 Charents Str.Yerevan, Republic of ArmeniaPhone: +374 5531 6230 E-mail: givanchir@gmail.com

Azerbaijan ADARI FILMSB. Bagirova 11/1 AZ1065 Baku, Azerbaijanwww.adarifilms.az

Founded in 2012 by Irada Bagirzade, Adari Films has already taken a firm place among South Caucasus’s most perspective film production companies, having produced several award-winning short and feature films, including the 2013 Locarno selection Chameleon by Ru Hasanov and Elvin Adigozel. Adari Films is currently in production with an an-thology film supported by the Ministry of Culture of Azerbaijan and Azerbaijanfilm Studio.

Ru HasanovDirectorPhone: +994 50 213 2750E-mail: ru.hasanov@gmail.com

NARIMANFILM13/5 G. QurbanovAZ1003 Baku, AzerbaijanPhone: +99 45 0216 3265Email: mail@narimanfilm.azwww.narimanfilm.az

Narimanfilm is production, distribution and servicing company estab-lished in Baku, Azerbaijan in 1994.

Nariman MammadovProducerPhone: +99 45 0216 3265

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Belgium CINEUROPAAvenue Besme 84 1190 BrusselsBelgium cineuropa@cineuropa.orgPhone: + 32 2537 1972 Fax: + 32 2539 4044www.cineuropa.org Cineuropa is the first European portal dedicated to cinema and audio-visuals in 4 languages. With daily news, interviews, data bases, in-depth investigations into the audiovisual industry, Cineuropa aims at promoting the European film industry throughout the world. Welcome to a platform where professionals can meet and exchange information and ideas.

Domenico La PortaEditor

Vladan PetkovicReporter/CriticE-mail: vladan.petkovic@gmail.comPhone: +381 64194 8948

MEDIA PROGRAMME - EACEAAvenur Bourget 1Office BOUR 3/24Brussels, BelgiumPhone: +32 2298 0554 www.eacea.europa.eu

From 2014 MEDIA will be sub-programme of the new Creative Europe Programme.

Virve IndrenHead of Development Sector E-mail: virve.indren@ec.europa.eu

CanadaCALGARY UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL#212, 223 – 12 Avenue SWCalgary, Alberta T2R 0G9CanadaPhone: 1 403 852 0279cuff@calgaryundergroundfilm.orgwww.calgaryundergroundfilm.org

Founded in 2003, the Calgary Underground Film Festival (CUFF) el-evates Calgary’s cultural landscape with the best in local and interna-tional independent cinema. Having positioned ourselves as the first Canadian festival of the calendar season, and focusing on groundbreak-ing, provocative independent film with a strong emphasis on genre films, CUFF has become the fastest growing local festival and the pre-mier Western Canadian genre film festival to participate in. With year-round programming, CUFF challenges and entertains our audience with a variety of unique film screenings, compelling artist showcases and engaging events. We strive to show works that Calgarians would otherwise not have the opportunity to see, and one’s we feel defy con-vention in form, style and content, screening a wide spectrum of con-temporary works in a variety of categories.

Brenda LiebermanFestival Director/ ProgrammerE-mail: brenda@calgaryundergroundfilm.org

FANTASIA INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALwww.fantasiafestival.com

Since its inception in 1996, the Fantasia International Film Festival is now recognized as the largest and most influential genre film festival in North America, a leader on the genre film scene and one of the coun-try’s most popular film festivals. With an emphasis on the imaginative cinema of Asia, Europe and the Americas, Fantasia’s varied offerings range from unique and powerful personal visions to international com-mercial crowd-pleasers rarely seen in North America.

Stephanie TrepanierMarket DirectorE-mail: stephanie@fantasiafestival.comPhone: 514 815 1542 – text only

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TWITCHFILM.COM49 Muriel AvenueToronto M4J2X8CanadaPhone: 41 6690 4225www.twitchfilm.com

Founded in 2004 by Todd Brown, TwitchFilm.com is a leading voice in Global cinema, providing extensive coverage of Hollywood, independ-ent and international cinema to a worldwide audience. It is one of the most read film websites on the planet and is daily reading for festival programmers, film producers, film buyers, and tens of thousands of fans every day.

Jason GorberFeatured CriticE-mail: jason@filmfest.caPhone: 41 6806 4225

CroatiaTELEFILMAntuna Vramca 410 000 Zagreb, CroatiaPhone: +385 1481 8843

Telefilm, one of the most successful film producing companies in Croa-tia, is owned by producer Stanislav Babić. It is known for producing the recent films of renowned Croatian director Branko Schmidt. The pro-ductions from Telefilm are well received both on the festival circuit and by the audience.

Stanislav BabićCEOE-mail: telefilm@telefilm.hr

Pavo MarinkovićDirectorE-mail: pavo.marinkovic@gmail.com

TORONTO AFTER DARK FILM FESTIVAL3219 Yonge St Suite 346 TorontoCanada E-mail: shelagh@torontoafterdark.com Phone: 11 4475 8363 8158 www.torontoafterdark.com An annual festival featuring horror, action, science fiction ,cult feature and short films from around the world.

Shelagh Rowan-LeggFestival Programmer

TORONTO INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALTIFF Bell LightboxReitman Square350 King Street West,Toronto, Ontario M5V 3X5Canadawww.tiff.net

TIFF is a charitable cultural organization whose mission is to transform the way people see the world through film. An international leader in film culture, TIFF projects include the annual Toronto International Film Festival in September; TIFF Bell Lightbox, which features five cinemas, major exhibitions, and learning and entertainment facilities; and inno-vative national distribution program Film Circuit. The organization gen-erates an annual economic impact of $189 million CAD. TIFF Bell Lightbox is generously supported by contributors including Founding Sponsor Bell, the Province of Ontario, the Government of Canada, the City of Toronto, the Reitman family, The Daniels Corporation and Royal Bank of Canada.

Natalie LueVice President, Production and Visitor ExperienceE-mail: nlue@tiff.net

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quality films from the rest of the world to Central and Eastern Europe’s own industry and press. Due to its highly regarded programming, qual-ity facilities, and unique atmosphere, the Karlovy Vary IFF has become the key annual event for buyers, distributors, festival programmers, sales agents, journalists, and filmmakers.

Lenka TyrpakovaProgrammerE-mail: tyrpakova@kviff.comPhone: +420 6 0426 5140

MIDPOINTc/ o STUDIO FAMUKlimentska 4110 00 Prague 1, Czech RepublicPhone: +420 2 3424 4443E-mail: midpointcenter@famu.czwww.midpointcenter.eu

Midpoint provides professional script development and film dramaturgy training aimed at narrative film projects. The ambition of Midpoint is to strengthen the creative collaboration between writer, director and pro-ducer in the development process. Midpoint was conceived at FAMU Prague in partnership with several European film schools. Midpoint’s main training activity is intended for graduating students and recent graduates. The three-month programme includes 2 residential work-shops and continuous on-line support. Other activities include, for ex-ample, the Training the Trainers workshop for young teachers of screen writing and script doctors who wish to enhance their skills in film dramaturgy; script development workshops for Czech and Slovak screenwriters and other film professionals; and Dramaturgy in the Edit-ing Room workshop, which is focused on film projects in the rough-cut stage. Throughout the year, Midpoint also organizes miniMIDPOINT workshops in its partnering countries.

Helena ZajicovaProgramme Coordinator

Czech Republic FILM EUROPE MEDIA COMPANYMatuškova 1083101 Bratislava, SlovakiaPhone: +421 2 5465 0824Fax: +421 2 5479 3653E-mail: info@filmeurope.euwww.filmeurope.eu

Film Europe Media Company has been distributing over 800 European films so far. It currently theatrically distributes over 40 European films per year. (http://www.filmeurope.cz/). Film Europe broadcasts regional cable and satellite pay TV channels Kino CS, Doku CS and Muzika CS (http://www.cschannels.eu/), and in 2011 it started the regular broadcasting of the first European pay TV film channel, Film Europe Channel (http://www.filmeuropechannel.eu/), the first paid television channel presenting exclusively European cinema from almost all 50 European countries. In September 2013 Film Europe opens its first Art House Cinema in Bratislava – Kino Film Europe.In 2013 Film Europe Media Company successfully managed to acquire all rights for winners of three big film festivals; Berlinale – Child Pose, Cannes – Blue is the Warmest Colour (La Vie d’Adele) and Venice – Sacro GRA.

Ivan HronecCEO, Buyer

KARLOVY VARY INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALPanska 1110 00 PragueCzech Republicfestival@kviff.comPhone: + 420 2 2141 1011Fax: + 420 2 2141 1033www.kviff.com

The Karlovy Vary International Film Festival is ranked by FIAPF among the most prestigious world film festivals and is considered the most im-portant film event in Central and Eastern Europe. The basic concept of the Karlovy Vary IFF comes out of the Czech Republic’s advantageous geopolitical location at the crossroads between Eastern and Western Europe. It introduces film industry representatives and press from all around the world to the newest local production, and presents new

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NATIONAL ARCHIVE IN PRAGUEMalesicka 12 NFAPrague, Czech RepublicPhone: +420 2 7177 0500Fax: +420 2 7177 0501E-mail: nfa@nfa.czwww.nfa.cz

NFA was founded in 1943. Along fulfilling the role of the national ar-chive, we sell Czech films, do research, publish literature and films, ex-hibit film heritage and support contemporary Czech cinema. NFA is one of world’s ten oldest and biggest film archives and we became a mem-ber of the International Federation of Film Archives – FIAF as early as 1946. We currently take care of 150 million meters of film, 600 000 photographs, 30 000 posters, 100 000 promotional materials, an ex-tensive archive on Czechoslovak film and a library serving both re-searchers’ and producers’ needs. We support contemporary films in taking part in international festivals, we assist international productions interested in making films in the Czech Republic and we provide the services of the Media Desk office.

Daniel VadockyDepartment DirectorE-mail: daniel.vadocky@nfa.cz

VARIETYPod Bastami 616000 Prague, Czech RepublicPhone: +420 7 3733 8447www.variety.com

Variety Weekly, now containing all the industry news, trends and fea-tures, is printed worldwide, while Variety Daily Headlines covers break-ing Euro news.

Will TizardJournalistEmail: wtizard@yahoo.com

DenmarkFRIISHAYNES Forbindelsesvej 5, 12100 Copenhagen, Denmarkwww.friishaynes.com

Friishaynes is a creative pas de deux between director Maja Friis and producer Mille Haynes. This boutique Copenhagen-based production company specializes in producing high-end hybrid formats, combining and challenging genres like creative documentary, art film, poetry and dance on camera. Our aim is to create long-lasting bonds between art and film – creatively, financially and in terms of distribution.

Mille HaynesProducerPhone: +45 2514 0606E-mail: mille@friishaynes.com

Maja FriisDirectorE-mail: maja@friishaynes.com

LEVELK APSGammel Kongevej 137B, 3 floor1850 Frederiksberg C, DenmarkPhone: +45 4844 3072www.levelk.dk

LevelK ApS is handling worldwide distribution for International produc-tion companies and managing the rights for films and TV productions worldwide. Established in 2009, LevelK has assembled a stable of award-winning titles and festival hits. Based in Copenhagen and New York, the company has a presence that extends globally and a dyna-mism that is reflected through LevelK’s approach to innovative cross-platform distribution and marketing alongside traditional means of distribution. LevelK is a recognized iTunes aggregator.

Freja Johanne NørgaardSales CoordinatorPhone: +45 2019 3167E-mail: freja@levelk.dk

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TRUSTNORDISK, FILMBYENFilmbyen 12DK-2650 Hvidovre, DenmarkPhone: +45 3686 8788www.trustnordisk.com TrustNordisk is the result of the 2008 merge between two powerful sales companies: Trust Film Sales and Nordisk Film International Sales. TrustNordisk represents a feature film catalogue of more than 500 films from highly acclaimed Directors such as Lars von Trier, Susanne Bier, Thomas Vinterberg, Ole Bornedal, Anders Thomas Jensen, Lukas Moodysson, Jan Troell and Niels Arden Oplev.The company consists of an experienced Sales and Marketing Team with an attached legal and traffic department. TrustNordisk is the lead-ing sales agent in the Nordic region.

Silje Nikoline GlimsdalSales ManagerE-mail: silje@trustnordisk.com

EstoniaALEXANDRA FILM Tuvi 16-310119 Tallinn, Estonia Phone: +372 523 3577

Alexandra Film is a young up-and-coming Estonian production compa-ny ran by the creative producer Marianne Ostrat. Alexandra Film’s short and medium length fiction films and documentaries have successfully competed at festivals around the world. Now the company is focusedly moving towards a breakthrough into the feature film world. Alexandra Film is dedicated to producing top quality theatrical fiction and docu-mentary films with compelling and human stories, that aim to touch, shake and inspire the audiences around the world. Alexandra Film is interested in building solid and lasting collaborations with it’s directors and is therefore open to working with new talent.

Marianne OstratCreative ProducerMobile: +372 523 3577E-mail: marianne@alexandrafilm.ee

ALLFILMSaue 11 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 672 9070E-mail: allfilm@allfilm.eewww.allfilm.ee

Allfilm holds the position of the strongest and largest production com-pany in Estonia. Since Allfilm’s establishment in 1995, it’s main activi-ties vary from producing features and documentaries to TV-commercials, TV-series, music videos and promotion films. The company has currently five producers on board and more than twenty projects in different development or production stages. The films pro-duced by Allfilm have gained recognition both nationally and interna-tionally.Long-term and wide experience give Allfilm a solid platform for interna-tional co-operation. Allfilm has provided production services for features, documentaries and TV-commercials from Nordic countries, United King-dom and the US (the latest production service - Kings of Devil’s Island, produced by 4 1/2 Film, MACT Production & Opus Film, 2011).Allfilm is a member of Association of Estonian Film Producers and In-ternational Quorum of Motion Picture Producers. Allfilm won the award for successful Estonian company in 2010 by the Credit Information Agency.

Ivo FeltProducerE-mail: ivo@allfilm.ee

Evelin Soosaar-PenttiläProducerE-mail: evelin@allfilm.ee

AMRIONNurme 4511616 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 677 6363Fax: +372 677 6361www.amrion.ee Amrion is a production company founded by Riina Sildos in 2003 to produce high quality feature films and documentaries for local and in-ternational cinema and TV markets. The main aim is to make interna-tional co-productions with young, promising talents and already-acclaimed directors.

Riina SildosProducerE-mail: riina.sildos@amrion.ee

Ilmar RaagDirector, screenwriter, producerMobile: +372 524 8626E-mail: ilmar.raag@amrion.ee

BALTIC EVENT (MTÜ BE)Nurme 4511616 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 677 6363E-mail: balticevent@poff.eebe.poff.ee

The largest regional film market, and best place to meet the Baltic film industry, Baltic Event Co-production Market is open to projects from Central and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Russia and Baltic Countries. Baltic Event also presents newest feature films and projects in produc-tion during Baltic Event Screening and Coming Soon programme.Next edition of Baltic Event will take place on December 1-3, 2010.

Riina SildosManaging DirectorE-mail: balticevent@poff.ee

Marge LiiskeAssociate DirectorE-mail: balticevent@poff.ee

Eda KoppelEvent CoordinatorE-mail: balticevent@poff.ee

Leana JalukseCo-Production Market ManagerE-mail: coproduction@poff.ee

BALTIC FILM PRODUCTION P.O. Box 4752 13517 Tallinn, Estonia

Baltic Film Production (BFP) is an independent production company based in Tallinn (Estonia). It was founded in 1998 by award-winning producer and director Marianna Kaat (PhD). Main activity is production of creative non-fiction films with the strong focus on East-European subjects commis-sioned by Estonian and European broadcasters and supported by Sundance Documentary Fund and European Audiovisual Media Program. Company has launched award winning quality mid and full-length docu-mentaries screened at many international film festivals and broadcasted for a wide-range of audiences all over the world. Among others the most fa-mous are A Working Title Wunderkind (2012), Pit No 8 (2011), Loboto-my (2010), Kalinovsky Square (2007), The Last Phantoms (2006). BFP is also participating in fiction and short films productions.

Marianna KaatProducer, DirectorMobile: +372 502 7509E-mail: info@bfp.ee

CINEMA SÕPRUS / MUST KÄSI 2Vana-Posti 810146 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 5399 3411

Kino Sõprus is the legend on its own – as the oldest existing cinema in Estonia it is continually considered to be the only “real” art-house cine-ma, due to it´s non-mainstream and quirky film selection. Kino Sõprus and its operator´s non-profit organization Must Käsi 2´s motto is to keep the its fits clenched against the onslaught of mass culture that treats its subjects as statistical consumers. The humanity will reign and our mo-dus operandi is to undermine the conventionalism and under apprecia-tion of its public by commercial producers and cinema operators and our aim is to push the limits well beyond the horizon of fearfulness.

Tiina SaviHead of AcquisitionsE-mail: tiina@kinosoprus.ee

Kristi Porila Head of DistributionEmail: distribution@kinosoprus.ee

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CUBA FILMSVene 2310123 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 52 794E-mail: info@cuba.eewww.cuba.ee

Cuba Films is a prizewinning production company located in Estonia that offers production services for films, promotional films, television shows, music videos and branding at an international level.Our directors and producers are highly esteemed and have international experiences. In order to provide you the best services and offer you a thrilling end result, Cuba Films has set itself standards that require high-quality work and a well-functioning team; that is precisely why we cooperate only with the best operators, artists, property masters, film editors, technical teams and SFX teams.

Tanel PauProducerE-mail: tanel@cuba.ee

Maie RosmannProducerE-mail: maie@cuba.ee

Ingrid ElorantaProducerE-mail: ingrid@cuba.ee

ESTONIAN PUBLIC BROADCASTING (ERR)Gonsiori 2715029 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 628 4633E-mail: hange@err.eewww.err.ee

Estonian Public Broadcasting is a public service media organization, which has two TV channels and five radio stations. ERR is also present in internet media with news websites in Estonian, Russian and English; a sports website and with various thematic websites, including Raadi-oteater (radio drama), ERR Teadus (science and education), ERR Ilm (weather), ERR retseptid (food recipes), ERR Pood (online shop), etc.

ETV is created in 1955 and it’s task is to promote and propagate Esto-nian national culture and record, introduce and preserve its best achievements, taking also into consideration the interests of minority groups. ETV offers interesting programming to all age groups. ETV2 was created in 2008 and it’s programming consists of outstanding cul-tural and educational broadcasts, documentaries, TV shows and films. It has a special daily children’s slot and some programming in Russian, including daily news broadcast.

Katrin RajasaareHead of Acquisitions

ESTONIAN PUBLIC BROADCASTINGETV 2Gonsiori 2715029 Tallinn, Estonia www.err.ee

ETV 2 is the second TV channel of Estonian Public Broadcasting. I went live on 8 August 2008 in time to broadcast Beijing’s 2008 Olympic Games. The channel has been digital from the beginning. Since 2009, ETV2’s programming consists of outstanding cultural and educational broadcasts, documentaries, TV shows and films. It has a special daily children’s slot and some programming in Russian, including daily news broadcast.

Marje JurtshenkoHead of ProgrammingE-mail: marje.jurtshenko@err.ee

ESTINFILMGonsiori 2710147 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 5558 3279www.estinfilm.ee Estinfilm is an film production and distribution company founded in 1998. Head of company Mati Sepping is member of European Film Academy. Mati Sepping recent productions include feature Buratino, Son of Pinocchio (2009, dir. Rasmus Merivoo), The Heart of the Bear (2001, dir. Arvo Iho), short fea-ture Another (2006, dir. Rene Vilbre) and documentary Meeting Point: Univer-sity. Universitas Tartuensis 375 (2007, dir. Rene Vilbre, Märten Vaher).

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Mati SeppingProducerE-mail: mati.sepping@estinfilm.ee

ESTONIAN FILM INSTITUTEUus 310111 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 627 6060Fax: +372 627 6060www.efsa.ee Estonian Film Institute (EFI) was reorganized on the basis of Estonian Film Foundation in 2013 as a private legal institution. The objective of EFI is to preserve and develop Estonian national film culture. The insti-tute is guided by the cultural policy of the Republic of Estonia and the trends in the field of film. In order to attain its objectives, the founda-tion develops the following activities: financing Estonian film production including co-productions; establishing and developing international film contacts; promoting and coordinating Estonian film export at home and abroad; supporting the training of Estonian filmmakers and audio-visual professionals; creating and maintaining Estonian film databases; preserving Estonian film heritage and making it accessible to the public. EFI is financed from the state budget. EFI operates under the auspices of the Estonian Ministry of Culture.

Edith SeppHead of InstituteE-mail: edith@efsa.ee

Piret Tibbo-HudginsHead of ProductionE-mail: piret@efsa.ee

Lea KroonmannMarketing and Development ManagerE-mail: lea.kroonmann@kino.ee

Tristan PriimägiHead of International RelationsE-mail: tristan@efsa.ee

Eda KoppelInformation ManagerE-mail: eda@efsa.ee

FILMESTONIA.EU - ESTONIAN FILM COMMISSIONNarva Rd 2710120 Tallinn, Estoniawww.filmestonia.eu

Fantastic Locations -Estonian nature is visually typical of its Northern European location, similar to the southern parts of Scandinavia and Eastern Russia. Due to the colourful past of the country, Estonian archi-tectural heritage includes fine samples from most European architectur-al styles from 14th century to the present day.Professional Service -Estonian production companies have experience working with international crews. Many Estonians are proficient in sev-eral languages - English, Russian, Finnish, etc.Value for Money -Salaries and services keep filming costs in Estonia highly competitive compared to Nordic countries.. Estonian film crews are praised for the value for money they provide, and uncompromising work ethic.Technology Driven - Estonia boasts one of Europe's most modern tel-ecommunications networks, and some of the world's most advanced digital services.

Martin AadamsooFilm CommissionerE-mail: martin@filmestonia.euPhone: +372 5650 8383

Leana JalukseProject ManagerE-mail: leana@filmestonia.euPhone: +372 5648 3490

Andrus KõresaarEstonian Digital CentreE-mail: andrus@pg.ee

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FORK FILM ANIMATION STUDIO Niine 1110414 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 523 3577

Fork Film is an animation studio specialized in stop-motion, 2D and classical hand-drawn animation. The team of Fork Film creates and produces high-quality commercials, corporate films and branded con-tent with distinct character and unique visual language and lets their imagination run wild when working on music videos, animated films and series. Fork Film produces animated content to be used on all au-diovisual platforms. Based in Tallinn, Estonia, Fork Film is open to working with clients and organizations from all over the world.

Marianne Ostrat Creative Producer / PartnerMobile: +372 523 3577E-mail: marianne@forkfilm.com

GRILLIFILMS ESTONIANiine 11 Tallinn 10414, Estonia laura@grillifilms.ee Phone: +37258871320www.grillifilms.ee Grillifilms Estonia provides production services for film, TV, commercial and still productions in Estonia.

Laura SutinenHead of International RelationsE-mail: laura@grillifilms.ee

HERZOG STUUDIO Kotzebue 8 Tallinn 10412 Estonia info@herzogstudios.com Phone: +372 5349 9522 www.herzogstudios.com Herzog Studios - a northern post-production facility housing visual (film editing, color grading, motion graphics), sound (foley, re-recording mix, sound design, Dolby 7.1) & music (production, composing, supervi-

sion) departments, with addition of two production sound teams. Clarity & Creativity Combined.

Kaspar KadastikPost-production Producer kaspar@herzogstudios.com +372 5349 9522

Tarvo SchmeimannSound tarvo@herzogstudios.com

HOMELESS BOB PRODUCTIONKentmanni 20a- 2610116 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 5667 7855www.homelessbob.ee

Homeless Bob Production was founded in 2006 with the purpose of providing a home for the vagabond filmmakers. To date, the company’s filmography includes Veiko Õunpuu’s Empty (Tühirand, 2006), Au-tumn Ball (Sügisball, 2007), The Temptation of St. Tony (Püha Tõnu kiusamine, 2010) and Free Range / Ballad on Approving of the World (Free Range / Ballaad maailma heakskiitmisest), Rainer Sarnet’s The Idiot (Idioot, 2011) and a documentary in production – Out of Fashion (Moest väljas) by Jaak Kilmi.

Katrin KissaProducerE-mail: kissa@too.ee

IT GARAGE / WWW.TIPTHEAUTHORS.COMKoosa 19-19Vara vald, EstoniaPhone: +372 5552 9332

www.tiptheauthors.com is software platform for marketing and selling movies online. Offering includes portal where people can download movies, widget where movies can be sold directly on movie official website and on movie review sites, promotional codes, 2-in-1 offers and more. There are local languages and payment methods. If you use Tiptheauthors then you have lower piracy and you find markets you never dreamt about before.

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Dea OjaManagerE-mail: dea.oja@gmail.com

KOPLI KINOKOMPANIIGonsiori 27Tallinn 10147EstoniaPhone: +372 5562 2041anneli@kinokompanii.eewww.kinokompanii.ee

Established in 2006 by film producers Anneli Ahven and Kaspar Kaljas, Kopli Kinokompanii aims to provide a creative environment for various feature film and documentary projects. Professional production services for promotional, feature films and TV productions in Estonia have built a solid record of successful international productions with companies from Scandinavia, Central Europe, Australia and North America.Currently in production: Ghost Mountaineer by Urmas Eero LiivSoldier by Mart KivastikSoldier Mother by Leeni Linna

Anneli AhvenProducerE-mail: anneli@kinokompanii.ee

KUUKULGUR FILM Niine 1110414 Tallinn, Estoniawww.kuukulgur.ee

Kuukulgur Film is an Estonian production company founded in 2001. The company produces films, TV-shows and commercials. The latest films in the filmography of the company are Cherry Tobacco (feature, dir Andres Maimik, Katrin Maimik, in postproduction, premier in au-tumn 2014), Silver Wedding (short, dir Andres Maimik, Katrin Maimik, 2012), Photo (short, dir Jan-Erik Nõgisto, Katrin Maimik, 2012), The New World (documentary, dir Jaan Tootsen, 2011), Farts of Fury (fea-ture, dir Andres Maimik, Rain Tolk, 2011) etc.

Anneli LeppProducerPhone: +372 529 4604E-mail: anneli@kuukulgur.ee

Laurence BoyceFilm Journalist / Festival ProgrammerKullerkupu 6Tallinn, 10613EstoniaPhone: +372 5698 7199laurence.boyce@gmail.comwww.laurenceboyce.weebly.com

Laurence Boyce is a Baltic and UK film journalist and festival program-mer. He writes for Screen International, Cineuropa (for which he is Bal-tic correspondent), MovieScope and others. He also works for Black Nights Film Festival, Sleepwalkers Student and Short Film Festival and the Academy accredited Leeds International Film Festival. He is a member of BAFTA and the European Film Academy

LUXFILMNarva mnt 72-110127 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 5559 5847, + 372 511 1944E-mail: luxfilm@luxfilm.eewww.luxfilm.ee Founded in 2005, Luxfilm is an independent Estonian film studio spe-cializing in film production and offering postproduction services. Most of the biggest Estonian film studios and TV-stations have been our cli-ents in postproduction field. We produce both fiction and documenta-ries, working with promising talents and bright directors. Our films have participated in numerous film festivals around the world, won many prizes and gained recognition both nationally and internationally.

Priit PääsukeProducer, DirectorE-mail: priit@luxfilm.ee

Anu AunDirectorE-mail: anu@luxfilm.ee

NAFTA FILMSSoo 4 10414 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 525 6323www.nafta.ee

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Nafta is a full service film, VFX and audiovisual production company, which has been on the market for 10 years. Nafta has produced over 200 TV commercials for Estonian and Scandinavian markets, 7 short films, 2 TV series projects etc.

Esko RipsProducerPhone: +372 525 6323 E-mail: esko@nafta.ee

Diana MikitaProduction ManagerPhone: +372 5229120E-mail: diana@nafta.ee

NUKUFILM Niine 11, Tallinn 10414, EstoniaPhone: +372 641 4307E-mail: nukufilm@nukufilm.eewww.nukufilm.ee

Nukufilm has 55 years of practice in a stop-motion animation production and has produced more than 100 films since its independence in 1994 in a large variety of target groups, style and technique, including S3D technology. We completed in 2013 our first full-length feature in S2D technology Lisa Limone and Maroc Orange and another feature length project in development stage - Morten on the Ship of Fools. Nukufilm has its own workshops for puppet, props and decoration building that al-low us to experiment with new materials and technologies in order to find the best solution for artistic outcome. Nukufilm’s films have been awarded with high prizes an all major animation festivals.

Andrus RaudsaluCEO, ProducerE-mail: andrus.raudsalu@nukufilm.ee

Kerdi OengoProducerPhone: +372 516 3833E-mail: kerdi@nukufilm.ee

Mait LaasDirector E-mail: mait.laas@nukufilm.ee

REVOLVER FILMKunderi 31-710121 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 5343 6863www.revolver.ee Revolver Film is an Estonian production company founded in 2005 to produce features, shorts and documentaries. We focus on innovative and playful films by young authors and international co-productions.

Karin Reinberg-Shestakov ProducerE-mail: karin@revolver.ee

TALLINN BLACK NIGHTS FILM FESTIVALTelliskivi 60A10412 Tallinn, Estoniainfo@poff.eePhone: +372 631-4642Fax: +372 631-4644www.poff.ee/eng

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival, also known as PÖFF, is one of the largest and most well known film festivals in North-Eastern Europe. The festival together with its subfestivals of Animation, Children’s and Youth, and Student and Short Films screens annually around 400 fea-ture films with 700 screenings, and attracts an audience of approxi-mately 68 000 viewers. Together with its industry event, Industry@Tallinn, the festival has evolved into one of the key film events of the winter season especially for North-Eastern European, Scandinavian and Russian territories. The festival is a recognized by FIAPF as an associ-ated competitive specialized feature film festival and co-hosted the prestigious European Film Academy Awards gala in 2010.

Tiina LokkFestival DirectorE-mail: tiina.lokk@poff.eePhone: +372 509 1689

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Sten-Kristian SaluveerIndustry DirectorE-mail: sten.saluveer@poff.eePhone: +818 0 4434 5242 (Japan) +372 516 5242 (Estonia)

Neeme KariDirector of DevelopmentE-mail: neeme.kari@poff.eePhone: +372 503 7522

Heili JõeIndustry@Tallinn ProducerE-mail: heili.joe@poff.eePhone: +372 5623 7991

Maris HellrandInternational MediaE-mail: maris.hellrand@poff.eePhone: +372 5620 1118

Javier Garcia PuertoFestival ProgrammerE-mail: javiergarcia.puerto@poff.eePhone: +346 1656 9847

Heidi KoppelHospitality ManagerE-mail: heidi.koppel@poff.eePhone: +372 5886 3272

TASKA FILM Tartu mnt 18-5110150 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 520 3000E-mail: film@taska.eewww.taska.ee

Taska Film is the leading production company of feature film in Estonia. It has produced films in co-production with Russia, Finland and USA.Recent filmography: 1944, in production, screenwriter Leo Kunnas, di-rector Elmo Nüganen, co-production with Ilkka Matila of Matila-Röhr Productions (Finland); Purge, 2012, based on the novel by Sofi Ok-

sanen, director Antti Jokinen, co-production with Markus Selin of Solar Films (Finland).

Kristian TaskaProducerPhone: +372 501 6799

Maria AvdjushkoProducerPhone: +372 501 6799E-mail: maria@taska.ee

Jaak KilmiDirectorE-mail: jaak.kilmi@gmail.com

Martin AlgusScreenwriterPhone: +372 528 3302E-mail: martin@kassikuld.ee

TALLINNFILMEstonia pst. 910143 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 663 1370www.tallinnfilm.ee

Tallinnfilm began its activities as a theatrical distributor and art-house cinema operator in 2004. In October 2009 it opened a brand new cin-ema Artis (member of Europa Cinemas network) in central Tallinn where it releases its own acquisitions, films from other distributors and also organises film events. Founded in 1941, Tallinnfilm was the main production company in Estonia and since terminating the production activities, it also deals with restoring and distributing its film archive.

Tiina TerasHead of DistributionPhone: +372 557 1235E-mail: tiina@kino.ee

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TRAUMFABRIK Müürivahe 17-310140 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 565 1560

Kiur AarmaProducerE-mail: kiur.aarma@ruut.com

UNDERDOGS STUDIOToom-Rüütli 12-310130 Tallinn, EstoniaPhone: +372 5399 2327E-mail: enquiry@underdogs.eewww.underdogs.ee

Underdogs animation studio is a production and post-production com-pany, specializing in advanced 3D animation projects and related servic-es. It provides customers with high-quality animated content for home entertainment, computer games, TV series, short films, feature films and media campaigns. New Creative Studio Underdogs represents top global creative talent and develops the content, strategies and campaigns that take ideas and brand experiences from concept through completion, across multiple media platforms. Underdogs is managing an international creative roster of designers and artists; a handpicked group with roots in hybrid filmmaking approaches that blend live-action, animation, CG, mo-tion graphics and other techniques to create new visual realities. As an innovative company, Underdogs has in-house access to studio’s highly advanced technology infrastructure. Underdogs has one of the only mo-tion and performance capture studio available in Estonia.

Alessia FrerottiProducerE-mail: alessia@underdogs.ee

Viktor ReppoProducerE-mail: viktor.reppo@excedea.com

Hidalgo SerraDirectorE-mail: hidalgo@underdogs.eePhone: +372 5365 9680

WUNDERLAND 372 Pärnu mnt 10.10148 Tallinn, Estoniawww.wunderland.ee

Wunderland 372 is a Tallinn based creative production house with Finnish roots. We work in close collaboration with the finest Estonian production companies, animation studios, equipment & facility provid-ers. And most talented people in industry, covering the whole Nordic and Baltic region. We do moving pictures, with reasonable costs. And we do it good.

Henrik Visuri ProducerMobile: +358 4 0178 5064E-mail: henrik@wunderland.ee

Madli Võsoberg Production ManagerMobile: +372 5562 2085E-mail: madli@wunderland.ee

FinlandANGEL FILMSSahaajankatu 28 00880 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 9 759 4770

Angel Films brings light to the movies. Our rental warehouse has every-thing from grips to trucks and from lights to cranes and cameras. As well as our tip-top condition equipment, we lease Finland's biggest stu-dio, which offers 800 m2 (8,600 sq. ft.) of effective space for filming and events. We also have an efficient service department and a cosy café. Take a moment to pop into the café and plan out your production. Our café is open from 07.30 a.m. to 16.30 p.m.

Ville PenttiläManaging Director Phone: +358 4 0547 6464E-mail: ville.penttila@angelfilms.fi

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BRONSON CLUBVeneentekijantie 20210 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 40590 9999www.bronson.fi

Bronson Club is a Helsinki-based production company that was estab-lished to create a home for the best of the next-generation filmmakers and to bring edgy and personal features into the international marketplace.Bronson Club´s first feature film was the horror movie Sauna (2008) by Antti-Jussi Annila, followed by the Scandinavian co-production The Temptations of St. Tony (2009) by Veikko Õunpuu, which screened in the World Cinema Dramatic Competition at Sundance this year. Bronson Club is a part of Solar Films, a leading Finnish feature film and TV production company which has produced some 20 feature films and television drama in addition to a variety of TV entertainment programmes for Finnish TV. Solar Films is a part of Nordisk Film.

Jesse FryckmanProducerE-mail: jesse@bronson.fi

Inari NiemiDirectorE-mail: inari.niemi@gmail.com

BUFOTyöpajankatu 2 A R1 D00580 Helsinki, FinlandE-mail: info@bufo.fiwww.bufo.fi

Founded in 2007 by producers Misha Jaari, Mark Lwoff and screen-writer Vesa Virtanen, Bufo has produced a number of fiction and docu-mentary films of which many have received international recognition. Based in Helsinki, the ambitious and thrill-seeking company concen-trates on plot-driven and meaningful stories that can also entertain big audiences. Bufo’s films all share the elements of clear artistic vision, in-novation and high quality.

Mark LwoffProducerE-mail: mark@bufo.fi

Misha JaariProducerE-mail: misha@bufo.fi

COMMISSION HELSINKIwww.commissionhelsinki.fi

Commission Helsinki is a film commission serving the Helsinki metro-politan area. Its purpose is to support all audiovisual productions and maximise their impact on the local economy. Commission Helsinki pro-vides assistance and helps producers in sourcing production crew, fa-cilities and locations. It provides a link to city officials and aims to make productions efficient and smooth.

Timoteus TuovinenCommissionerPhone: +358 4 0062 2824 E-mail: timoteus.tuovinen@commissionhelsinki.fi

DON FILMSPursimiehenkatu 4 A, top floorFI-00150 Helsinki, Finlandwww.donfilms.fi

Aleksi HyvärinenProducerPhone: +358 50 551 4561E-mail: aleksi@donfilms.fi

Taneli MustonenHead of DevelopmentE-mail: taneli@donfilms.fi

FINLAND FILM COMMISSIONKalevankatu 39-43 FI-00180 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 40 134 6852E-mail: info@filmfinland.fiwww.filmfinland.fi

Urban or rural, sea or snow, nightless night, lightless day – Finland has it all. Let us assist in finding the best location and first-class services for the needs of your production.

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Misha JaariProducerE-mail: misha@bufo.fi

COMMISSION HELSINKIwww.commissionhelsinki.fi

Commission Helsinki is a film commission serving the Helsinki metro-politan area. Its purpose is to support all audiovisual productions and maximise their impact on the local economy. Commission Helsinki pro-vides assistance and helps producers in sourcing production crew, fa-cilities and locations. It provides a link to city officials and aims to make productions efficient and smooth.

Timoteus TuovinenCommissionerPhone: +358 4 0062 2824 E-mail: timoteus.tuovinen@commissionhelsinki.fi

DON FILMSPursimiehenkatu 4 A, top floorFI-00150 Helsinki, Finlandwww.donfilms.fi

Aleksi HyvärinenProducerPhone: +358 50 551 4561E-mail: aleksi@donfilms.fi

Taneli MustonenHead of DevelopmentE-mail: taneli@donfilms.fi

FINLAND FILM COMMISSIONKalevankatu 39-43 FI-00180 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 40 134 6852E-mail: info@filmfinland.fiwww.filmfinland.fi

Urban or rural, sea or snow, nightless night, lightless day – Finland has it all. Let us assist in finding the best location and first-class services for the needs of your production.

Päivi SöderströmExecutive ManagerPhone: +358 40 134 6852E-mail: paivi.soderstrom@leofinland.fi

FINNISH FILM & AUDIOVISUAL EXPORT FAVEXKalevankatu 39-4300180 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: + 358 40 752 7777www.favex.fi Finnish Audio-Visual Exports Association promotes Finnish audio-visual products and companies internationally, it is b2b non-profit organiza-tion that arranges joint projects between Finnish film, animation, video, music industry participants and their international counterparts. Among our activities: www.filmland.fi

Johanna KarpinenCEOE-mail: johanna.karppinen@favex.fi

THE FINNISH FILM FOUNDATIONKanavakatu 12FI-00160 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 9 6220 3030Fax: +358 9 6220 3050E-mail: ses@ses.fiwww.ses.fi/en Established in 1969, The Finnish Film Foundation is the main funder of films in Finland. Its task is to support and develop professional Finn-ish film production, distribution and exhibition. Support can be granted for feature-length, short fiction, TV-drama, documentary, animation and children’s films. Budget for 2013 is about 25 million euros.Selective support can be granted for international co-productions that have a Finnish co-producer, artistic and/or technical input from Finland and distribution, at least TV, in Finland guaranteed.

Jaana PuskalaHead of Feature Film PromotionE-mail: jaana.puskala@ses.fi

Marjo ValveFilm Commissioner E-mail: marjo.valve@ses.fi

Hannu TuomainenFilm Commissioner E-mail: hannu.tuomainen@ses.fi

FISHER KING PRODUCTION Fredrikinkatu 34 B 20-2100100 Helsinki, Finland Phone: +358 50 520 6771E-mail: king@fisherking.fi

Fisher King Production produces feature films and TV-drama for both international and local markets. We keep our focus on genre driven productions and combine modern production techniques with the good old storytelling tradition. We make content primarily in English, Finnish and Swedish language. Fisher King was founded in 2009 by producer Matti Halonen and director and writer Miikko Oikkonen. In 2012 pro-ducer Leila Lyytikäinen joined the company. Together we bring experi-ence from more than 50 feature films as well as TV-series, commercials and documentaries into our growing company. Our first completed pro-duction is the 12 x 1h tv-series Nymphs which has been distributed to more than 50 countries to this date. Feature films in production/pre-production include titles such as: the drama comedy Whorebus, the Nymphs -feature film, the children’s fairytale Girl and the Mermaid, the coming of age Other Girls and the drama Love Records. The TV-series Bordertown and Replacements are in the making.

Leila LyytikäinenProducerE-mail: leila.lyytikainen@fisherking.fi

HELSINKI INTL’ FILM FESTIVAL – LOVE & ANARCHY/FINNISH FILM AFFAIRMannerheimintie 22-2400100 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 96 843 5230Mobile: +358 4 0591 6171www.hiff.fi

Helsinki International Film Festival – Love & Anarchy is held since 1988,

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yearly in September. During its lifespan the Helsinki International Film Festival (HIFF) has created a strong core audience and emerged as the top event for the new alternative cinema. The HIFF is the largest film fes-tival in Finland with a record attendance of over 58,000 admissions in 2013. The 26th edition of the HIFF screened 180 feature films and 160 short films from all over the world on 15 screens. The HIFF’s non-com-petitive programme presents a comprehensive selection of world cinema and features a focus on national, Nordic, Baltic and Russian cinema. The 2nd edition of the Finnish Film Affair featuring new Finnish films, works-in-progress and productions in development attracted a record of 300 film professionals, including 60 international sales agents, tv-buy-ers, festival programmers and press. The 3rd Finnish Film Affair will be organized on September 23th to 25th (Tues-Thurs) 2014.

Pekka LanervaArtistic director/AcquisitionsE-mail: pekka@hiff.fiPhone: +358 40 532 6204

Sara NorbergExecutive DirectorE-mail: sara@hiff.fiPhone: +358 40 591 6171

Sanna KultanenFinnish Film Affair ProducerE-mail: sanna@hiff.fiPhone: +358 40 059 5286

ILLUME OYPalkkatilankatu 7 B240 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 40 015 0808E-mail: merja.ritola@illume.fiwww.illume.fi

Illume Oy (Ltd) is a Finnish production company that specialises in cre-ative documentary filmmaking. The company was established 25 years ago in 1987 by filmmakers Pertti Veijalainen, Jouko Aaltonen and Hei-mo Lappalainen. Since then more than 90 productions have been com-pleted, including twelve international co-productions. The company invests in developing entertaining, emotionally engaging films that spark debate about the society and politics in the world today. Illume produces films for cinema distribution and for TV and also TV-series. Il-lume films feature regularly in domestic festivals and they have won a number of prestigious awards worldwide. The company has received

European Union MEDIA development slate funding three times, in 2003, 2010 and in 2012.

Merja RitolaProducerPhone: +35 50 593 7714E-mail: merja.h.ritola@gmail.com

Kalle KinnunenFreelance journalistPhone: +358 40 154 2488E-mail: kpkinnunen@gmail.com

Film journalist and part-time programmer for Helsinki International Film Festival - Love & Anarchy. Film critic for Suomen Kuvalehti (Finland's leading weekly news magazine), regular contributor for Image Maga-zine (Finland's leading culture monthly), also covering international film festivals for STT (Finland's only national news agency) and others. Cur-rently writing a book about the making of Jalmari Helander's interna-tional co-production Big Game (starring Samuel L. Jackson and Jim Broadbent) and the international success of New Finnish Cinema.

KINOSCREEN ILLUSION LTDPohjoisranta 20 B 2300170 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 40 587 2171E-mail: kinoscreen@cinemedia.fiwww.kinoscreen.com

Kinoscreen Illusion buys rights and distributes movies to theatres in Finland. Mainly children´s movies, but also documentaries and youth films from the Nordic regions.

Klas FransbergHead of theatrical distrubution Phone: +358 40 5872171E-mail: klas@cinemedia.fi

KINOSTOLinnankoskenkatu 23 A 12 00250 Helsinki 25, FinlandPhone: +358 50 541 3187

Kinosto is making international co-productions on feature films and documentaries. Their recent feature The Storage gained over 200 000

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admissions in the cinemas. At the moment they are on postproduction of their new feature film August Fools. A comedy based on 1962 Youth festival in Helsinki.

Taru MäkeläDirector E-mail: taru.makela@kinosto.fiPhone: +358 50 372 7136

KINOTAR OYTyöpajankatu 10 A580 Helsinki, FinlandPhone: +358 4 0550 1770E-mail: kinotar@kinotar.fiwww.kinotar.fi

Kinotar Oy was founded in 1994 and during last 19 years it has pro-duced over 70 feature films, documentaries and short fiction. Number of feature films is 14 and numerous new films are in pre-production right now. Lately our films have been big successes on a national level and our latest feature Ricky Rapper and Cool Wendy have reached 310 000 admissions and was the most popular film in Finland in 2012.Kinotar is one of the largest production companies in Finland and its aim is to produce quality films for large domestic and international audience.

Lasse SaarinenManaging Director, Producer

Risto SalomaaProducer E-mail: rimbo@kinotar.fi

Samuli ValkamaDirectorE-mail: samuli.valkama@gmail.com

MAKING MOVIES OYRatalatu 1 b/A 5 00120 Helsinki, Finlandwww.mamo.fi

Making Movies Oy is a Finnish production company founded in Helsinki in 1996. Its owners and producers are Kai Nordberg and Kaarle Aho.Making Movies Oy has produced five feature films, over 50 documenta-ries and TV-dramas and numerous short films. Our films have been dis-tributed and broadcasted in over 40 countries.Our feature films include Petri Kotwica’s Rat King (Tribeca and Shang-hai International Film Festival 2012) and Black Eyes (Berlinale, official competition 2008). Our documentaries include films by directors like Thomas Balmès, Sergey Dvortsevoy, Phie Ambo and Tonislav Hristov (Rules of Single Life, 2011).At the moment Making Movies is producing Klaus Härö’s next feature film The Fencer, which will be shot in 2014.

Kai Nordberg ProducerE-mail: kai.nordberg@mamo.fi

Kaarle Aho ProducerMobile: +358 40 725 3936E-mail: kaarle.aho@mamo.fi

Jussi HiltunenDirectorE-mail: videotuotanto@jussihiltunen.net

PERIFERIA PRODUCTIONSHonkatie 8 6100 Porvoo, FinlandPhone: +358 40 516 6504E-mail: markku@periferiaproductions.fiwww.periferiaproductions.fi

Film production company Periferia Productions (est. 2002) and its sis-ter company PYSTYMETSÄ (est. 2008) produces quality films and tv-drama for international and domestic markets. Current releases are international co-productions Miss Blue Jeans (2012), an awarded dra-ma comedy by Matti Kinnunen, a co-production with Migma Film (Sweden), Stars Above directed by Saara Cantell a co-production with

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Islandic Pegasus Pictures (nomination of Dragon Award 2012, Shang-hai Film Festival 2012, State Quality Support Price 2012) and a Eu-rimages funded feel good film Garbage Prince (2011) by Raimo O Niemi, a co-production with Flimmer Film (Norway). Non Profit (2008) is an art-house feature about the Sami culture set in an aca-demic research society. Valo (2005) is an epic feature film for children, which was completed in a collaboration with the UNICEF, a co-produc-tion with Speranza Film (Norway) and Giraff Film (Sweden). A Norwe-gian feature film Angel (Engelen, 2009) by director Margreth Olin is a co-production with Speranza, Periferia and Migma Film. Möbelhand-lares Dotter (2006) is a drama series by John Olsson and a co-produc-tion with Giraff Film and Periferia. Periferia Productions is a member of the Central Organisation of the Finnish Film Producers.

Markku FlinkProducerE-mail: markku@periferiaproductions.fi

SOLAR FILMS INC. OYVeneentekijäntie 20Helsinki FI-00210Finlandida.kallio@solarfilms.comPhone: +358 94 174 4700Fax: +358 4174 4744www.solarfilms.com

Solar Films is one of the leading production companies in Finland. We concentrate mainly on mainstream films and films with a strong interna-tional potential. We also produce and co produce art house films, films from upcoming talent and tv-dramas. Films by Solar Films have won alto-gether 36 Finnish Movie Awards, and three of them have been the Finnish submissions for the Foreign Language Film Oscar. Solar Films has a long history in co producing with various international production houses. Films by Solar Films have been distributed in over 50 countries worldwide.

Nina LaurioProducerE-mail: nina.laurio@solarfilms.comPhone: +358 50 336 6393

VERTIGO PRODUCTIONPohjoisesplanadi 27 C00100 Helsinki, FinlandEmail: info@vertigo.fiwww.vertigo.fi

Vertigo produces feature films and television drama series. Vertigo has a deep passion for telling touching, insightful and entertaining stories about the people of our time. Vertigo has gained a reputation for quality artistic edge combined with commercial interests.

Minna VirtanenProducer Phone: +358 50 490 4119 E-mail: minna@vertigo.fi

Aku LouhimiesDirectorE-mail: aku.louhimies@iki.fi

WEST FINLAND FILM COMMISSIONLäntinen rantakatu 1320100 Turku, Finland WFFC offers film production companies a uniquely beautiful production environment close to the densest archipelago in the world, in a medi-eval city milieu.

Teija RaninenFilm Commissioner / Financing and international productionsPhone: +358 50 559 0549 E-mail: teija.raninen@turku.fi

Terhi VäänänenProject ManagerPhone: +358 40 670 3443 E-mail: terhi.vaananen@turku.fi

FranceALPHA VIOLET14 rue Soleillet BL6475020 Paris, FrancePhone: +331 4797 3984E-mail: info@alphaviolet.comwww.alphaviolet.com

Alpha Violet is an independent sales company based in Paris. We wish to offer transparency to our filmmakers and producers walking together towards their career worldwide. We adapt our sales strategies according

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to the specificities of the films to meet expectations of the Production companies we work with.

Keiko Funato CEO, BuyerPhone: +336 2983 5108E-mail: keiko@alphaviolet.com

ASAP FILMS4 rue de Saintonge75003 Paris, FrancePhone: +33 142 774 777

A.S.A.P. Films is an independent production company jointly created in 2003 by the producer Cedomir Kolar, Oscar-winning director Danis Tanovic and producer Marc Bachet. The company’s philosophy is that of independent production of films by authors from different parts of the world, regardless of the language, cost or author’s notoriety. 2013-2014 releases: The Lunchbox by Ritesh Batra (Public’s Award in Cannes’s Director’s Fortnight, selections in Telluride, Toronto…), A Day in the Life of an Iron Picker by Danis Tanovic (Berlinale: Grand Jury Prize and Best Actor), La Tendresse by Marion Hänsel.Films in post-production: The Narrow Frame of Midnight written and to be directed by Tala Hadid; Tigers by Danis Tanovic; A.S.A.P. Films is currently also developing Centaur, Arym Aktan Ku-bat’s next feature film, Le Mystère Trannoy by young French authors and directors Avril Tembouret and Vladimir Rodionov and Suha Arraf's It All Started with a Poster, Tight Skin by Nikola Ljuca.

Marc BaschetProducerE-mail: mbaschet@noos.fr

Boyd van HoeijE-mail: filmboyd@gmail.comPhone: +33 63 300 9779Film Critic

Boyd van Hoeij is a freelance film journalist and one of the Europe-based film critics of The Hollywood Reporter (www.hollywoodreporter.com). He was previously a critic with Variety. He also regularly writes for Indiewire, Winq, Filmkrant, East and Cineuropa. His book 10/10, about contemporary Frenchlanguage Belgian cinema, was published in September 2010. He’s moderated or served on panels at festivals in-cluding Berlin, Cannes and Sydney.

CANNES FILM FESTIVALDirectors’ Fortnight, Quinzaine des réalisateurs14 rue Alexandre Parodi75010 Paris, Franceinfo@quinzaine-realisateurs.comPhone: +33 1 4489 9999Fax: +33 1 4489 9960www.quinzaine-realisateurs.com

Created by the French Directors Guild in the wake of the events of May ’68, the Directors’ Fortnight seeks to aid filmmakers and contribute to their discovery by the critics and audiences alike. From its initial pro-gram in 1969, it cast its lot with the avant-garde (the glorious seven-ties), even as it created a breeding ground where the Cannes Festival would regularly find its prestigious auteurs.

Anne DelsethProgrammerPhone: +417 9614 8884

CLANDESTINE FILMS10 bis rue Bisson 75020 Paris, Francewww.clandestine-films.fr

Based in Belleville, a multicultural neighbourhood in Paris, Clandestine Films is an independent film company, which produces feature films. It’s founded on ten years of experience producing short and medium-length films, features, and international co-productions. Our staff and films speak French, Creole, German, Croatian, Arabic, Chinese, Rus-sian, Indonesian, English… We work with filmmakers who try to bring us somewhere, or who propose to us stories from far away. And we know that it’s not always necessary to travel far to make the longest of voyages.

Juliette GrandmontProducerPhone: +33 1 4358 2866E-mail: jg@clandestine-films.fr

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EURIMAGES – EUROPEAN CINEMA SUPPORT FUNDAgora Building F - 67075 Strasbourg, Cedex, FrancePhone: +33 38 841 2640

Eurimages is the Council of Europe fund for the co-production, distribution and exhibition of European cinematographic works. Set up in 1988 as a Partial Agreement it currently has 36 Member States. Eurimages aims to promote the European film industry by encouraging the production and distribution of films and fostering co-operation between professionals.

Sergio Garcia De LeanizProject ManagerE-mail: sergio.garcia@coe.int

EZ FILMS14 rue MandarParis, FrancePhone: +33 95 369 8094Email: info@ez-films.comwww.ez-films.com

EZ Films specializes in international co-productions since 2006. Please see our web site for more information.

Elie MeirovitzProducer, Manager

NOVO FILMSImmeuble Le Select 32BD Vaugirard75015 Paris, FrancePhone: +33 61 464 5797

François da Silva has established his own boutique consultancy, with primary focus on the emerging territories like India, China, or Brazil, to advise on international co-production projects and acquisitions for a range of clients. François da Silva previously was creative advisor for Luc Besson's EuropaCorp and artistic director of Quinzaine des Realisa-teurs (Directors Fortnight).

François da Silva General Manager, BuyerPhone: +33 61 464 5797E-mail: francois@da-silva.biz

OUTPLAY20 rue Voltaire93100 Montreuil, FrancePhone: +33 14 857 4997www.outplay.fr

Outplay is a leading company based in France and distributing LGBT-Queer arthouse and entertaining films and documentaries theatrically/DVD/VOD and Television. It is now launching his new branch of inter-national acquisitions and sales.

Philippe TascaHead of International Acquisitions and SalesE-mail: philippe@outplayfilms.com

RADIO FRANCE INTERNATIONALE RFI80, rue Camille Desmoulins92130 Issy-les-Moulineaux, FrancePhone: +33 67 381 1437Phone: + 33 67 381 1437E-mail: keosouvannavong@yahoo.frwww.rfi.fr

Radio France Internationale (RFI) is a public service radio station for people around the world. It is the leading French radio for round-the clock international news. It provides French and foreign-language broadcasts through its offices in Paris and abroad. It has a unique net-work of correspondents and ten permanent bureaus abroad.RFI is also:• 46 million regular listeners• An average of ten million visitors to the group's Internet site• 390 hours of French and foreign language (English, Spanish,

Chinese, Russian, Portuguese...) broadcasts weekly• 60 French newscasts per day• 164 broadcasters in 74 countries, shortwave, medium

wave, cable and Internet• 30 satellites covering five continentsRFI is a partner for major events in France and in the world

Keoprasith SouvannavongE-mail: keosouvannavong@yahoo.fr

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REEL SUSPECTS42 Rue Rene BoulangerParis, FrancePhone: +33 15 851 4295Email: info@reelsuspects.comwww.reelsuspects.com

After more than ten years in the cinema business as Head of Sales & Acquisitions, Matteo Lovadina founded his own international distribu-tion and co-production company, REEL SUSPECTS in January 2011, which specializes in European and Non European art house feature films. The editorial line is based on a reel passion for photography and eye catching cinematography.

Frederic GentetHead of Festivals & Sales

ROUGE INTERNATIONAL54 rue du Faubourg Saint Honoré75008 Paris, FrancePhone: +33 95 149 3844www.rouge-international.com

Rouge International is a French production company founded by Nadia Turincev and Julie Gayet in 2007.

Nadia TurincevProducerE-mail: nadia@rouge-international.co

SEMAINE DE LA CRITIQUE17, rue des Jeûneurs75002 Paris, FrancePhone: +33 14 508 1454 E-mail: contact@semainedelacritique.com

Parallel section of the Cannes Film Festival, la Semaine de la Critique has steadfastly remained true to its tradition of discovering new talents. Ever since it was conceived by the French Union of Film Critics in 1962, the objective of la Semaine de la Critique has been to showcase first and second feature films by directors from all over the world. Ber-nardo Bertolucci, Jean Eustache, Otar Iosseliani, Ken Loach, Wong Kar Wai, Jacques Audiard, Arnaud Desplechin, Alejandro Gonzalez Iñarritu, Bertrand Bonello or even Jeff Nichols all started at la Semaine.

Pamela PianezzaProgrammerE-mail: pamela.pianezza@gmail.com

TS PRODUCTIONS73 rue Notre-Dame des Champs75006 Paris, FrancePhone: +33 15 310 2400Fax: +33 14 326 9223E-mail: tsproductions@tsproductions.net

In 1996, Miléna Poylo and Gilles Sacuto created TS Productions. In December 2004, the company was awarded the independent Produc-tion Prize by IFCIC, and the « Film Français » Duo révélation Trophy. TS Productions also received in 2009 seven Césars for the feature film Sé-raphine including Best Picture, directed by Martin Provost and in 2010 the Cesar for the best adapted screenplay for Mademoiselle Chambon by Stéphane Brizé. The company has already produced 17 feature films, 2 TV films, 26 documentaries and 34 short films sold all over the world. The biggest success abroad are Je ne suis pas là pour être aimé, Mademoiselle Chambon by Stéphane Brizé, Le fils de l’épicier by Eric Guirado, Séraphine by Martin Provost, Incendies by Denis Ville-neuve.

Gilles SacutoProducer

URBAN DISTRIBUTION INTERNATIONAL 14, rue du 18 Août 93100 Montreuil, France www.urbandistrib.com

UDI - urban distribution international (ex-Umedia)- presents interna-tional arthouse films by promising young filmmakers and renowned di-rectors whose films distinguish themselves through innovation and originality. UDI's policy is to build a reciprocal and long lasting relation-ship with both directors and producers from all over the world.Since its creation in 2004 by Frédéric Corvez, UDI has always been driven by the same goal: bring quality cinema to the largest audience possible on every continent.In 2011, we have launched URBAN FACTORY to produce and copro-duce international feature films. UDI has also extended its activities to theatrical distribution in France with a new arm: URBAN DISTRIBU-TION.

Frédéric CorvezManaging Director E-mail: frederic@urbandistrib.com

Claire BeaudoinAcquisitionsE-mail: claireb@urbandistrib.com

GeorgiaCINETECH FILM PRODUCTION2 Brother Kakabadze Str. 0108 Tbilisi, GeorgiaPhone: +995 32 292 0143, +995 59 770 4400

Cinetech Film Production is one of the most dynamically developing in-dependent film production companies in Georgia. Founded in 2006 as a result of a merger of several successful production studios specializ-ing in audio, film, and video production and of administrative organiza-tions of the film sector (Union of Georgian Filmmakers, Caucasus IF of Advertisement CIFA, Young Cinema Fund), it aims to produce and co-produce the work of independent filmmakers.

Nikoloz AbramashviliProducerPhone: +995 32 292 0143E-mail: ycfgeo@yahoo.com

GEORGIAN NATIONAL FILM CENTER4, Z. Gamsakhurdia SanapiroTbilisi 0105, GeorgiaPhone: + 995 3299 9200Fax: + 995 3299 9102Email: info@gnfc.gewww.gnfc.ge

In 2001 Georgian National Film Center was established – the legal en-tity of public law under the Ministry of Culture and Monument Protec-tion of Georgia. It operates independently and provides annual reports to the Ministry.GNFC develops Georgian film policy. GNFC's mission is to secure and coordinate public support for the development of Georgian cinema.

Among the objectives of the GNFC are:• Financial support for Georgian film production; • Supporting film education; • Preservation of film heritage; • Developing film export at the international levelThe “European Convention on Cinematographic Co-Production”, adopted in Strasbourg in 1992, was ratified by Georgia in 2002.From 2010 GNFC announces separate competition for co-production projects. GNFC has been performing activities in international festivals in the direction of strengthening co-production projects.In 2011-2012, in total Georgia had 9 official co-production projectsEvery year we have a tendency to increase budget of co-production.

Nana JanelidzeManaging DirectorPhone: +995 59 957 6406E-mail: n.janelidze@gnfc.ge

GermanyAKTIS FILM INTERNATIONAL GMBHHauptmannstr. 10 04109 Leipzig, Germany Email: info@AktisFilm.comwww.aktis-film.com

Aktis Film was founded in the beginning of 2009 by Stelios Ziannis. Starting with one office in Leipzig, Aktis Film’s first market appearance was at the Berlinale’s European Film Market (EFM) in February 2009 where Ziannis presented Rudolf Thome’s new feature film Pink.Aktis Film offers worldwide licensing and distribution. With a presence at every significant film convention and festival our vast array of con-tacts and clients is constantly growing. We distribute German and Euro-pean feature film libraries and new arthouse and independent feature films as well as art, music and other documentaries and feature films and animation TV series. We provide support for financing and also help you with the search for national and international co-production partners.

Ziannis SteliosPresidentE-mail: s.ziannis@gmx.de

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ARSENAL FILMVERLEIHHintere Grabenstr. 2072070 Tuebingen, GermanyPhone: +49 70 719 2960www.arsenalfilm.de

Arsenal Filmverleih, founded in 1974, is one of the oldest independent distribution companies in Germany. Buying theatrical, TV and DVD rights worldwide with focus on French cinema, Arsenal has a wide-spread in-terest in style and size of release, ranging from 5 to even 100 prints.

Mirjam ZieglerBuyerE-mail: m.ziegler@arsenalfilm.de

BERLIN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALPotsdamer Straße 510785 Berlin, GermanyPhone + 49 3025 9200Fax +49 30 2592 0299E-mail: info@berlinale.de

More than 19,000 film professionals from 128 countries, including about 4,000 journalists, are accredited for the Berlin International Film Festival every year. The Berlinale is truly a mega event. At the same time, it is a festival of encounters and discussions. With almost 300,000 tickets sold, the Berlinale is not only a film industry meeting. It also enjoys by far the largest audience of any film festival in the world. For two weeks, art, glamour, parties and business meet at the Berlinale. The European Film Market (EFM), the film trade fair integrated into the Berlinale has developed into one of the most important events for the in-ternational film business. The Berlinale and EFM, the festival and the market, together form a unique network of formal and informal connec-tions. Since 2006, the main venue of the EFM has been the Martin-Gropius-Bau, a prestigious location with charm and character in the immediate vicinity of the festival centre at Potsdamer Platz.

Nikolaj NikitinFestival delegate for Central and Eastern European countriesE-mail: nikitin@filmplus.de

DIRECTOR’S DARLING DEVELOPMENT UGContastr. 920253 Hamburg, GermanyPhone: +49 16 3333 5519www.directorsdarling.com

Director’s Darling Development was founded in 2008 by Sebastian Weyland in Berlin. The company develops and produces fictional as well as documentary projects for the national and international market. Filmography:the Austrian-German short Goldfish99, starring Franziska Weisz (Hund-stage), by director Stefan Wolner, the highly decorated children short Nine and a Halfs Goodbye by director Halina Dyrschka, the Bulgarian - German middle-length feature Pride, by director Pavel Vesnakov - nominated for the Robert Bosch Co-production Prize in 2012, and fi-nanced by National Bulgarian Film Center, Filmförderung Hamburg Schleswig–Holstein and ZDF/arteBesides constant feature film project development, the company is in-volved in the financing of international feature and documentary co-productions, such as the German-French-Ukrainian feature project Volcano by director Roman Bondarchuk, the German-Brazilian docu-mentary Where Does the Sertao End by North-East Brazilian director Douglas Machado and the Jordan-German horror-thriller co-production Nymphaeum by director Abdelalsalam Alhajj.

Sebastian WeylandProducerPhone: +49 16 3333 5519E-mail: sw@directorsdarling.com

GOEAST FESTIVAL OF CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPEAN FILMSchaumainkai 4160596 Frankfurt, GermanyE-mail: info@filmfestival-goEast.dewww.filmfestival-goeast.de

The goEast film festival, launched in 2001 after a two-and-a-half year preparatory phase, was founded by Claudia Dillmann, the Director of the German Film Institute – DIF. Likewise involved in developing the original festival concept was Swetlana Sikora, who has remained the festival’s Artist Director until 2010.

Gaby BabicFestival and Artistic DirectorE-mail: babic@filmfestival-goEast.de

JOLLE-FILMAlleenstrasse 271638 Ludwigsburg, GermanyPhone: +49 714 1309 8613www.jolle-film.com

Jolle-Film is a young start-up company, which was founded in 2009 by Stephan Grobe. The office is located in Ludwigsburg, Germany. He studied at the Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg. The main goal of the company is to produce German and European films for theatrical distri-bution and television. The emphasis of their story development lies in Art house films as well as the build-up of young talents and their estab-lishment on the market. Next to their own productions, Jolle-Film offers production service as calculations, production management, VFX pro-ducing, line producing, and production coordination.

Stephan Grobe Producer E-mail: s.grobe@jolle-film.comr

KICK FILM Mannhardtstraße 680538 Munich, GermanyPhone: +49 89 747 1030 Fax: +49 89 7471 0366www.kickfilm.de

Kick Film is an independent production company for high quality theat-rical and television films. It was created in 1981 and is located in Munich/ Germany. Kick Film’s general manager is producer Jörg Bundschuh. The company has produced more than 200 films. Many of them have received national and international awards.

Jörg Bundschuh ProducerE-mail: bundschuh@kickfilm.de

MITTELDEUTSCHE MEDIENFÖRDERUNG GMBHHainstr. 17-19Leipzig, GermanyPhone: +49 34 1269 8712www.mdm-online.de

Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung GmbH (MDM) awards funding to

promising film and media projects realised in Saxony, Saxony-Anhalt and Thuringia. Funding schemes are available for all phases, starting from idea development through to production and distribution. To be eligible, production companies must spend at least the awarded funds in the region of Mitteldeutschland. In general, the funds must be paid back unless the project’s revenues fall short of a certain minimum.

Markus GoerschProduction, International co-productions E-mail: markus.goersch@mdm-online.de

MOGADOR FILM Kopernikusstrasse 33 10243 Berlin, GermanyPhone: +49 30 2977 6187 www.mogadormanagement.de

In 2007 Christoph Thoke launched Mogador Film (Berlin, Frankfurt) from where he is currently producing and financing for the local and international market. His films were officially selected for main competi-tion in Cannes, Venice and Berlin and have been candidates for the German Film Award, the European Film Award, the Golden Globe Award and the Academy Awards.Christoph’s line-up comprises 20 titles of which seven garnered US dis-tribution. So far, he has been producing with partners in 22 countries. Two of his films won prizes in Cannes: Lorna’s Silence for Best Script and Tropical Malady for Jury Award. Tropical Malady was also named Best Film of the Year 2004 by Film Magazine ‘Cahiers du Cinéma’.

Christoph ThokeProducerE-mail: christoph@mogadorfilm.de

MONODUO FILMSLaubestrasse 712045 Berlin, GermanyPhone: +49 17 8187 6787

Monoduo Films is a film sales agency and distributor based in Berlin. We also release films theatrically in Germany and through VOD worldwide.

Ben BassauerHead of AcquisitionsMobile: +49 17 8187 6787E-mail: ben@monoduo.net

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NIPPON CONNECTION FILM FESTIVALc/o AStA, Mertonstrasse 26-2860325 Frankfurt am Main, GermanyPhone: +49 (0)69 7982 2986Fax: +49 (0)69 7982 2987www.nipponconnection.com

The Japanese Film Festival Nippon Connection is one of the largest platforms for Japanese cinema worldwide and takes place annually in Frankfurt am Main. For an audience of 16.000, the festival showcases exciting and creative cinema from Japan and presents a representative selection of more than 100 titles, ranging from avant-garde to anime and blockbusters, as well as documentaries. The film programme is contextualized through an extensive cultural programme that seeks to create an interactive cultural exchange with Japan. The 14th Nippon Connection Film Festival takes place from May 27th to June 1st, 2014 in Frankfurt, Germany.

Dennis VetterProgrammer+49 176 6163 0693dennis@nipponconnection.com

NORDIC FILM DAYS LÜBECKSchildstr. 1223539 Lübeck, GermanyPhone: +49 45 1122 4109Fax: +49 45 1122 1799E-mail: info@filmtage.luebeck.dewww.filmtage.luebeck.de

The Nordic Film Days Lübeck, first launched in 1956, is a festival, which specializes in films from the Scandinavian and Baltic countries. It works as a big audience festival and a meeting place for film profes-sional. Every year about 150 films in the different genres are presented in about 200 public screenings while "Lübeck Meetings" provides a var-ied programme of industry events within the framework of the festival. The 56th Nordic Film Days will take place 29 Oct - 2 Nov 2014.

Linde FröhlichArtistic Director E-mail: linde.froehlich@filmtage.luebeck.de

Christian ModersbachFestival ManagerE-mail: christian.modersbach@filmtage.luebeck.de

PICTURE TREE INTERNATIONAL GMBHZur Börse 1210247 Berlin, GermanyPhone: +49 30 4208 2480Fax: +49 304 2082 4812E-mail: pti@picturetree-international.comwww.picturetree-international.com

Picture Tree International is an integrated distribution and production company with a clear international alignment. Picture Tree Internation-al's core business focuses on the worldwide licensing of film rights and the co-production of international feature films using an integrated busi-ness model that links distribution with production. The company was co-founded in early 2013 by Andreas Rothbauer and Alec Schulmann, who first worked together in 2005 on the Oscar-nominated film Mon-gol: The Rise of Genghis Khan (2007).

Alec SchulmannPhone: +49 172 41 500 40E-mail: alec@picturetree-international.com

PITCHING & COMMUNICATION SKILLSAlter Weg 24, GermanyPhone: +49 60 6291 2508www.pitching.de

Sibylle Kurz is a communication skill trainer, specialized expert in The Art Of Pitching since 1995, focused on project presentation, proposal development and personal coaching. Working in the media & publish-ing industry, for universities, film schools, media institutions and crea-tive talents of “Arts & Culture” all over Europe. A merchant by training with academic background in media & communication science, psy-chology her experience in The Art Of Pitching is a result of more than 15 years in acquisition, distribution and co-production of all av-rights in the German-speaking market at a distribution company.

Sibylle KurzCommunication Skill Trainer & Pitching ExpertPhone: +49 17 2277 3300E-mail: s.kurz@pitching.de

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SCREEN INTERNATIONAL Krumme Str. 3110627 Berlin, GermanyPhone: +49 30 3180 6391Email: screen.berlin@googlemail.comwww.screendaily.com

Screen International is the international voice of the film business. From offices in London, LA and 29 countries around the world, it covers the global business of film development, finance, production and distribu-tion. Screen is published as a daily web-based news service, www.screendaily.com, a monthly magazine, and as daily editions at all of the world's major film events.

Martin BlaneyReporter (Germany)Phone: +49 30 3180 6391 E-mail: screen.berlin@googlemail.com

TRICKWILK GMBHAlbertstr. 1210827 Berlin GermanyPhone: +49 17 2310 9724E-mail: info@trickwilk.dewww.trickWILK.de

Established 1983, titles, trailers, commercials, film restoration, digital cinema package / DCP, film recording 35 and 16 mm

Thomas WilkCEOE-mail: thomas.wilk.privat@gmx.de

UNAFILMAlteburger Str. 2D – 50678 Cologne, GermanyPhone: +49 22 1348 0280E-mail: office@unafilm.de

Unafilm produces feature films. Straight forward and artistically chal-lenging. Fiction and documentaries. National and international.

Cosima Maria DeglerProducerE-mail: degler@unafilm.de

GreeceBEBEN FILMS35, Dervenion strGR-10681 Athens, GreecePhone: +30 69 4475 7339www.bebenfilms.com

Beben Films was established in Athens in 2007 as a vehicle for the production of features and shorts. Its first feature film production, L (Babis Makridis, 2012) was co-produced with Faliro House (Greece) and Warp Films (UK).It is currently developing the second feature by Babis Makridis, to be shot in 2014, co-written by Efthimis Filippou.

Amanda Livanou ProducerE-mail: Amanda@bebenfilms.com

GUANACOSaint Theklas 6 (2nd floor)Psiri – 10544 Athens, GreecePhone: +30 21 0331 4930E-mail: info@guanaco.grwww.guanaco.gr

Guanaco was founded in 2008 by four emerging filmmakers (Rinio Dragassaki, Sofia Exarchou, Panayiotis Fafoutis, Elina Psykou) as a ve-hicle-film collective for the production of shorts and feature films.Since then Guanaco has produced award-winning shorts as well as the feature debut of Ektoras Lygizos, The Boy Eating the Bird’s Food (Kar-lovy Vary FF, Toronto IFFF 2012), and the first feature by Elina Psykou, The Eternal Return of Antonis Paraskevas (Berlinale Forum 2013, Vari-ety Critics Choice KVIFF 2013)The company operates as creative director/producer for select advertis-ing campaigns, most notably the 2011 and 2012 advertising cam-paigns for the National Opera House.

Sofia ExarchouDirectorE-mail: sofexar@yahoo.com

HungaryPOPFILMJókai tér 3.,1061 Budapest, HungaryPhone: +36 1373 0784Fax: +36 1373 0784E-mail: info@popfilm.huwww.popfilm.hu

Popfilm has a strong focus on unique and interesting stories to be de-veloped and delivered to the cinema audience. Success can be only achieved on public screenings.

Károly FehérProducerMobile: +36 20 9450139E-mail: karcsi@popfilm.hu

IrelandIRISH FILM BOARDQueensgate, 23 Dock RoadGalway, IrelandPhone: +353 9156 1398Fax: +353 9156 1405E-mail: info@irishfilmboard.iewww.irishfilmboard.ie

Bord Scannįn na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board (IFB) is the national de-velopment agency for the Irish film, television and animation industry, in-vesting in talent, creativity and enterprise. The agency supports Irish companies across these sectors by providing investment loans for the de-velopment, production and distribution of film, television and animation projects. This investment allows Irish companies to develop and exploit their own intellectual property and ensures that Irish culture and Irish stories are seen by audiences over the globe. The agency supports and promotes the Irish screen industries at major international markets and festivals, promotes the use of Ireland as a location for international pro-duction and provides support for companies filming location in Ireland. Bord Scannįn na hÉireann/the Irish Film Board also provides a strategic vision for industry training through Screen Training Ireland.

Keith PotterProject ManagerProduction

ItalyFANDANGOViale Gorizia 19, Rome, ItalyPhone: +39 0685 2185E-mail: fandango@fandango.itwww.fandango.it

Fandango is a Film Production, Distribution and Sales company. More, Fandango is a Publishing House and and a Music Label. During its 24 years of life, Fandango has established itself as an independent and unconventional cultural reality, defined by many as a “factory” where the arts of cinema, literature and music live together and contaminate each other.Fandango has unveiled many of the greatest Italian talents of the last decade: Gabriele Muccino, Emanuele Crialese, Matteo Gar-rone, whose two last movies Gomorrah and Reality have won the Grand Prix in Cannes and numerous awards. Among others Fandango also produced The Consequence Of Love by Paolo Sorrentino and in these past years some of the most important Italian successes: Loose Cannons and Magnificent Presence by the acclaimed movie director Ferzan Ozpetek; Habemus Papam, Nanni Moretti’s last movie, starring Michel Piccoli and Moretti himself; Diaz- Don’t Clean up This Blood by Daniele Vicari which premiered at the Berlin International Film Festival and won the 2nd Panorama Audience Award Panorama . In 2013 Fan-dango has produced the first movie directed by Rolando Ravello and the new movies by Sergio Rubini and Giovanni Veronesi

Stefano BassoAcquisitionsE-mail: stefano.basso@fandango.it

INTRA MOVIESEustachio Manfredi 1500197 Rome, ItalyPhone: + 39 06 807 7252

May 2000 Intrafilms and Marvel Movies were merging into one. The world market experience, the enthusiasm for future technologies, the ide-as, the strength, the open mind, the sympathy and faith in new talent, the enormous and still inebriating risk of total independence, the treasure of the most prestigious European film libraries.

Paola CorvinoCEOE-mail: paola.corvino@intramovies.com

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JapanHIBANA ENTERTAINMENT INC.President, Producer#501, Yajima Building, 1-2-20Mita, Minato,108-0073, Tokyo, JapanPhone: +81 3 5856 6355Fax: +81 3 5856 6355www.hibana-ent.com

Hibana Entertainment Inc. is a Tokyo-based independent film, TV and digital media production company specializing in internationally appealing drama, documentary or transmedia. Founded by Misa Kimura in 2006, Hibana En-tertainment Inc. has produced some short films and documentaries includ-ing A Handful Salt and Brilliant Darkness: Hotaru in The Night.

Misa KimuraPresident, ProducerE-mail: misa@hibana-ent.com

TOROCCOFILM INC.3-19-4-D105, NogeSetagaya,158-0092, Tokyo, JapanPhone: +81 33 701 4530

Toroccofilm Inc. is a Tokyo-based independent film, TVproduction com-pany.Founded by Hirofumi Kawaguchi in 2012, Toroccofilm Inc. has tried to focus on more international co-production.

Hirofumi KawaguchiPresident, DirectorE-mail: toroccofilm@gmail.com

KazakhstanKAZAKHFILM176, Al-Farabi Str. 050023 Almaty, KazakhstanPhone: + 7 777 804 7057 E-mail: kinostudia_kaz@mail.ruwww.kazakhfilmstudios.kz

Kazakhfilm, founded in 1941, the main film production company of

Kazakhstan, is the largest film studio in Central Asia providing a full cy-cle of film production and related services in accordance with all inter-national quality standards. The company is supported by the Ministry of Culture and state budget. It has a convenient geographical and terri-torial location, with favourable climate and proximity to various scenic landscapes. Kazakhfilm regularly participates in international film festi-vals and works with the largest film business platforms in the world. It also has a rapidly growing experience of co-production with Russia, France, Turkey, USA, Italy, Germany, etc.

Olga KhlashevaHead of International Cooperation Center E-mail: o_khlasheva@kazakhfilmstudios.kz

PRODUCTION CLUB23 Bukhar Zherau blvd 13th floor, office #41050013 Almaty, KazakhstanPhone: + 7 701 727 5235, + 7 702 474 9570E-mail: info@kochegary.kzwww.kochegary.kz

Valentin ZakharovExecutive producerE-mail: valtorius@gmail.com

Anton MitnevDirector E-mail: antoha_1985@list.ru

KyrgysztanOY ART1, Dinara Asanova st. 720030, Bishkek Kyrgyzstan

Oy Art is a film producing company that specializes in producing Cen-tral Asian and Eastern fulllength, art house films. The films aesthetically portray Central Asian and Eastern lifestyles, philosophy, culture, customs, traditions etc.Oy Art aims at co-production with at least one of the Member States of

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the European Union. However, the company has an international ap-proach to marketing and business strategy and is actively seeking con-tacts and partnership with other international markets.Oy Art company was officially founded in November 2004. In 2006 the company started producing short fiction films of young film direc-tors. For the present time it has a portfolio of films and projects of the most acclaimed Central-Asian film directors. Oy Art actively takes part in different projects developing Kyrgyz cinema. In 2005 Oy Art initiated discussions of leaders in cinema sector in order to work out target pro-gramme “Kyrgyz cinema – 2010”. The programme covers all directions of cinema development: film education, production, promotion and dis-tribution.

Altynai KoichumanovaProducer Mobile: +996 77 598 3090E-mail: altynaiko@yandex.ru

Aygul BakanovaDirector E-mail: aygul.bakanova@gmail.com

Aktan Arym KubatDirector

LatviaAIR PRODUCTIONSKrasta iela 11/13-25 LV-1050 Riga, LatviaE-mail: liga.gaisa@airproductions.lv

Liga GaisaProducer Mobile: +371 2929 9353E-mail: liga.gaisa@gmail.com

EGO MEDIABaznicas iela 8-20LV 1010 Riga, LatviaPhone +371 6729 1720Fax +371 6727 0542www.egomedia.lv

A production company Ego Media was established in 2005 and pro-duces fiction and documentaries for international market as well as de-liver production services for foreign companies in Latvia.

Guntis TrekterisProducerMobile: +371 2921 9373E-mail: guntis@egomedia.lv

FILM ANGELS STUDIOKr.Valdemara str.Riga LV-1010, LatviaE-mail: kalejs@angels.lvPhone: +371 2941 1317www.angels.lv

Film Angels Studio is today’s biggest and most active film production house in the Baltic region. Feature film, TV commercials and produc-tion service since 2002. The last few years Film Angels Studio is ser-vicing international film projects while its related company Film Angels Productions produces and services local and international commercials. Our considerable experience allows us to offer you a full service with arranging and managing your production: casting services, locations, technical equipment, local or international crews and assistance ar-ranging your travel, accommodation, transportation, research and more. Since 2010 Film Angels Studio is cooperating with Riga Film Fund and State Film Fund for up to 25% funding for feature film ser-vice production. Latest service productions include: Chinese Zodiac (Production company: China Hero, Dir: Jackie Chan); My Way (Poduc-tion company: The Directors, Dir: Je-gyu Kang) Agent Vinod (Produc-tion company: Illuminati Films pvt., Dir: Sriram Raghavan).

Janis KalejsProducerE-mail: kalejs@angels.lvPhone: +371 2941 1317

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FILM STUDIO MISTRUS MEDIA Blaumana Str. 11/13-12,Riga, LatviaPhone: +371 2925 9580 Fax: +371 6731 3314E-mail: birojs@mistrusmedia.lvwww.mistrusmedia.lv

Film production company Mistrus Media was established in 2000 and has since become one of the leading film production companies in Lat-via. Mistrus Media is a producer of documentaries, TV projects and fea-ture fiction films as well as provider of filming and location services. Mistrus Media brings together authors and film professionals of differ-ent creative profile, attracting the best Latvian and international film di-rectors, DOPs, producers, assistant directors and directors of sound. Productions of Mistrus Media have received several national and inter-national festival awards and they have been broadcast on Latvian Tel-evision, YLE, SVT, ERR, Kanal PIK and Korea EBS.

Inese Boka-GrubeProducer

Gints GrubeDirector, Producer

Antra GaileProducer Mobile: +371 2919 5876E-mail: antra.gaile@mistrusmedia.lv

HARGLA COMPANYValtaiku 19 1029 Riga, LatviaPhone: +371 2923 5618

Hargla Company was founded in 1997 in order to enable the founders of the company to make their own films. So far by producing 4 feature films, 8 creative documentaries and 4 shorts the activities of Hargla Company have been targeted at the same direction.Almost all the films have festival awards. 2 were selected for the official programme of Cannes IFF, 2 – for Venice IFF, 1 – for Berlinale, 3 – for Locarno IFF, 2 – for Rome IFF.

Up to now Hargla Company has been co-producing with the following companies: Digitaalne Sputnik (Estonia), Acuba Film (Estonia), Illume (Finland), Era Film (Lithuania), Casablanca Film Production(Slovenia), Schlemmer Film (Germany), Signpost Production (USA), Zentropa (Denmark).Films: The Chimney, documentary; Forty Teo, documentary; Pizzas, feature; 33 Animals of Santa Claus, documentary; On Rubiks Road, documentary; Silence, short; Stone, short; Fire, short; The Hostage, feature; Water, short; The Bus, documentary; It’ll Be Fine, documen-tary; The Python, feature; Martins, documentary; Papa Gena, docu-mentary; The Shoe, feature

Laila PakalninaProducer, Director E-mail: laila.pakalnina@inbox.lv

Jurgis KrasonsProducer

KAUPO FILMAMiera 76-11 LV103 Riga, LatviaPhone: +371 2924 4842E-mail: jv@eho.lv

Production company Kaupo Filma is one of the oldest in Latvia - estab-lished in 1991 by several acknowledged Latvian filmmakers it has pro-duced numerous feature and documentary films, including docu- mentary by Herz Frank 10 years after... Flashback, Latvian-Austrian co-production Midsummer Madness (directed by: Alexander Hahn, 2007)), WWII drama Three to dance (directed by: Arvīds Krievs, 2011) and many others.

Janis VingrisDirector, ProducerE-mail: jv@eho.lv

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KINOLATKapselu 3bRiga, Latvia

Ilona BruvereProducer E-mail: art.is@apollo.lv

LOCOMOTIVE PRODUCTIONSBruninieku iela 28 – 57LV – 1011 Riga, LatviaPhone: + 371 2929 8667www.locomotive.lv

Film studio Locomotive Productions was founded in 1999. The studio's principal activities are focused on creative documentaries and fiction films.

Roberts VinovskisProducerMobile: +371 2929 8667 E-mail: lrv@locomotive.lv

MOJO RAISER PRODUCTION5, Muzas StreetLV-2137 Langstini, Garkalnes district, Latvia Phone: +371 2947 3007www.mojoraiserproduction.com

Film and TV project development and production.

Guna StahovskaProducer Mobile: +371 2947 3007E-mail: guna.stahovska@gmail.com

NATIONAL FILM CENTER OF LATVIAPeitavas 10/12LV-1050 Riga, LatviaPhone: +371 6735 8878Fax: +371 6735 8877www. nfc.lv

National Film Centre of Latvia is a state financed governmental organi-

sation overseeing the film branch in Latvia, giving Government's finan-cial support to Latvian films, preserving the national audio-visual heritage, promoting Latvian films abroad, co-operating with relevant in-ternational and national organisations. MEDIA Desk Latvia is an inte-gral part of the National Film Centre of Latvia, promoting the MEDIA Programme of the EU and assisting producers on international financ-ing and cooperation.

Ilze Gailite-HolmbergaGeneral ManagerE-mail: ilze.gailite.holmberga@nfc.gov.lv

Uldis DimiševskisHead of ProductionE-mail: uldis.dimisevskis@nfc.gov.lv

Astra SpalvenaInternational RelationsPublicity/PR E-mail: astra.spalvena@nfc.gov.lv

Eva Erdmane-DurandinaSenior officerE-mail: eva.erdmane-durandina@nfc.gov.lv

PLATFORMA FILMAElijas 17LV-1050 Riga, Latvia Phone: +371 2947 8233E-mail: kristians@platformafilm.comwww.platformafilm.com

Platforma Film is experienced and successful international film produc-tion and distribution company based in Riga, Latvia.Platforma was founded in 1997 by producer Andrejs Ekis and director Aigars Grauba. Since then it has produced some of the most successful film projects in Latvia: Dangerous Summer (2000), Bitter Wine (2007), Defender of Riga (2007), Rudolf’s Gold (2010), Dream Team 1935 (2012), as well as TV series Autumn Roses (2004), I am Buy-ing Your Husband (2003), Ipolit (2001).Currently Platforma Film is developing a film based on the historical

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personality of Munchausen portrayed in the works of Raspe and berger.Platforma Film has it's own filming studio with two sound stages, office space and production facilities. In addition to that, Platforma has the biggest outdoor filming backlot in Northern Europe. Cinevilla Backlot is the only open air film decoration in Baltic States with many possibilities for filmmaking. The decoration is built so that it can be used and ad-justed for various filming projects. www.cinevillastudio.com

Kristians AlhimionoksProducer

Aija AnsoneProducer

RED DOT MEDIADzelzavas 120s, LV1021 Riga, Latvia

Juris KursietisProducer E-mail: juris@reddotmedia.lv

RIGA FILM FUND, RIGA CITY COUNCIL CO-FINANCING PROGRAMMERatslaukums 1Riga, LV-1539, LatviaPhone: +371 6703 7659Fax: +371 6702 6051www.filmriga.lv

The Riga City Council co-financing programme “Riga Film Fund” is open to Latvian and foreign co-productions planning to shoot in Riga and Latvia. Riga Film Fund tender is organized and up to 20% of eligi-ble film related expenditure can be obtained by the tender winner as cash rebate when filming is completed. The eligible expenditure of the programme is related to Riga infrastructure, transport, renting of prem-ises and technical equipment, accommodation, public facilities, con-struction facilities, artistic and administrative work, thereby encouraging foreign film crews to live and work in Riga and Latvia.

Dace LešinskaRiga City Executive Director’s Assistant for Entrepre-neurship AffairsE-mail: dace.lesinska@riga.lv

RIJA FILMSMeness iela 4LV 1013, Riga, LatviaPhone: +371 736 2656Fax: +371 733 9198www.rijafilms.lv

Rija Films was founded in 1995. Company’s activities are production, distribution and services provision for animation, documentaries and fic-tions. Company has taken part in more than 40 international co-produc-tion and cooperation projects including work with Les Amateurs, Paramount, Sony, Dreamworks, A Film and others. Rija Films has 17 own produced films in filmography with participation in more than 300 festi-vals and 35 national and international awards received. In 2007 Rija Films got CARTOON nominee for the Best European Producer. In year 2012 RIJA FILMS has co-produced its first fiction film In the Fog and had its premiere in Cannes Film festival, where it got the FIPRESCI award.

Vilnis KalnaellisCEOE-mail: vilnis.kalnaellis@rijafilms.lv

RIVERBEDKristapa St. 3-4, RigaLV-1046Riga, LatviaPhone: +371 2919 2948www.riverbed.lv

Riverbed is a fresh and growing film production company aimed at pro-ducing creative auteur films for international audiences.

Andris GaujaDirector, ProducerMobile: +371 2919 2948E-mail: andris.gauja@gmail.com

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TASSE FILM Blaumanu iela 11/13 - 13 1009 Riga, Latviawww.tasse.lv

Tasse Film was established in early 2011 by Aija Berziņa (currently head of producers association in Latvia; Documentarian - Grand Prix for The Best Full Length Documentary, National Film Award of Latvia) and Alise Gelze (Mother I Love You - Grand Prix for The Best Feature Film, Berlinale – Kpluss Generation and Los Angeles Film Festival), producers with respectable experience in film industry. We are a Riga based production company dedicated to the production of fiction films, documentaries, shorts and high quality local and regional commercials. We offer a full service assistance starting with location scouting, travel arrangements, accommodation, transportation and research, managing any video or film production.

Alise Gelze ProducerMobile: +371 2615 6356 E-mail: alise@tasse.lv

LithuaniaA - ONE FILMS BALTIC Konstitucijos pr. 9-63Vilnius LithuaniaPhone: +370 6734 0590www.a-onefilms.com

FILM DISTRIBUTION COMPANY

Giedre KriksciunaiteManaging Director E-mail: giedre@a-onefilms.com

ACME UABRaudondvario 127Kaunas 47188, LithuaniaPhone: +370 3733 1248Fax: +370 3730 6622www.acmefilm.com

Created in 1999 in Lithuania ACME FILM distributes films and DVDs and for Television. Acme Film is partner for Summit Entertainment, Lakeshore Pictures, Lions Gate, Studiocanal in Baltic Region.

Stede IngramDistributorE-mail: stede@acme.lt

Katre ValgmaHead of Theatrical Distribution and Marketing - Estonia E-mail: katre.valgma@acmefilm.ee

ARTBOXLabdariu str. 5 01120 Vilnius, LithuaniaPhone: +370 5264 3054

Established in 2003, today „Artbox“ is one of the leading production companies in the Baltics producing feature films, documentaries and commercial ads. „Artbox“ is working with upcoming talent and already established directors aiming to produce and co-produce films of wide international appeal. Films produced by „Artbox“ were screened and have received awards in numerous international film festivals: Interna-tional Venice Film Festival, Clermont Ferrand, Manheim, Bilbao, Siena, Trouville, Biaritz, Prague, Brno and others.

Asta ValciukaiteProducerMobile: +370 6151 0699E-mail: asta.v@artbox.lt

Kestutis DrazdauskasProducerMobile: +370 6871 3078E-mail: kestas@artbox.lt

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CINEMA CULT DISTRIBUTIONSaules, LT-10310 VilniusLithuania www.redirectedmovie.com

Asta LiukatyteProducer E-mail: asta.liukaityte1@gmail.com

Donatas SimukauskasProducer E-mail: donatas@redirectedmovie.com

CIOBRELIAID.Gerbutaviciaus str. 10-914317 Vilnius Lithuania Phone: +370 6010 7802www.ciobreliai.lt

Ciobreliai is a film production company based in Vilnius, Lithuania, which produces short and feature films.

Marija RazguteProducer Mobile: +370 6010 7802E-mail: marija@ciobreliai.lt

ERA FILM K. Ladygos 1-119, 08235 Vilnius, LithuaniaE-mail: info@erafilm.ltwww.erafilm.lt

Era Film focuses on creativity, strong stories with a human impact and a high level of execution.

Rasa Miskinyte ProducerMobile: +370 6829 6128E-mail: rasa@erafilm.lt

FRALITA FILMSiltadarzio g.61124 Vilnius, Lithuania E-mail: info@fralita.comwww.fralitafilms.com

Fralita Films is young, but ambitious film production company man-aged by Managing Director/Producer Zivile Gallego. The company is ac-tively involved in different projects, and works with established Lithuanian directors and new talents. Currently in post-production: Sangaile, a feature film written and direct-ed by Alante Kavaite, in co-production with Les Films d'Antoine (France).Released in 2013: Name in the Dark, a feature film based on a novel, written by Renata Serelyte, directed by Agne Marcinkeviciute.Currently in development: Emilia, a feature film written by Jonas Banys. Ticket to Paris, a feature film written by Dalia Survilaite and Rita Karklyte. The Man Who Speaks 75 Languages, docu-animation to be directed by Anne Magnussen, in co-production with Embla Film (Norway).

Zivile GallegoManaging Director, Producer Mobile: +370 6433 0022E-mail: zivile.gallego@fralita.com

IN SCRIPT Teatro g. 11-10, 03107 Vilnius LithuaniaPhone: +370 6991 4913www.inscript.lt

iN SCRiPT is a company that concentrates on generation of ideas, screenwriting, development and consultation for TV, documentary, ani-mation and fiction films.

Lukas TrimonisCreative Producer E-mail: lukas@inscript.lt

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JUST A MOMENTPylimo 9-13 01118 Vilnius , Lithuaniawww.justamoment.lt

Just a moment is a fast growing Vilnius–based independent production company gaining experience in international co-productions and devel-oping projects with young as well as experienced filmmakers. Our fil-mography includes four short films, six documentaries, and one TV series.Films (co)produced by just a moment include Father (2013), a docu-mentary by M. Sargsyan which was awarded the prize for Best Medi-um-Length Film at Visions Du Réel and the Polish Society of Cinematographers award for Best Cinematography at the 53rd Krakow Film Festival. The documentary films How We Played the Revolution (2012) by G.Zickyte and Igrushki (2013) by L.Luzyte were nominated for Best Documentary of the Year at the National Awards.Currently in production are the two feature films Non Present Time by M.Vildziunas and Do You Love Me by L. Luzyte in co-production with Volya Films (Netherlands), Mandra Films (France) and Kundschafter Filmproduktion GmbH (Germany) as well as two feature documenta-ries.

Dagne Vildziunaite Producer Mobile: + 370 6868 8980E-mail: dagne@justamoment.lt

LITHUANIAN FILM CENTREZ.Sierakausko 15LT-03105 Vilnius Lithuania Phone: +370 6096 6654Email: info@lkc.ltwww.lkc.lt/en/

Lithuanian Film Centre established in 2012 is a State institution with the aim to participate in the designing of the effective film sector policy and to foster the sustainability of the Lithuanian film industry.Seeking to encourage the development of Lithuanian film sector, Lithu-anian Film Centre provides funding for film development, production, distribution, promotion, education projects and preservation of film her-itage. Debut films are also eligible for support.State funding may not exceed 50% of the film production budget and 75% of a low-budget film or experimental budget film. Not more than 20% of state funding allocated to film production may be used outside Lithuania.Films produced under co-production conditions are given priority in al-

locating state funding. Projects submitted for funding are evaluated by the Film Council. It is a collegial advisory institution of the Lithuanian Film Centre and consists of 7 members from film creators, film experts, film producers, and representatives of the Lithuanian Film Centre.

Rolandas Kvietkauskas Director of Lithuanian Film Centre

Liana Ruokyte-Jonsson Head of Department of Film PromotionE-mail: l.ruokyte@lkc.lt

Aušra LukošiunieneHead of Department of Film ProductionE-mail: a.lukosiuniene@lkc.lt

Gabriele BurbaiteFilm Programming and PromotionE-mail: g.burbaite@lkc.lt

Gerda LeonavicieneLawyerE-mail: g.leonaviciene@lkc.lt

LITHUANIAN SHORT FILM AGENCY A.Smetonos str. 7A-24 01115, Vilnius , Lithuania Phone: +370 6731 6548 www.lithuanianshorts.com

Lithuanian Shorts is a Lithuanian Short Film Agency that takes care of a systematic and coordinated presentation of Lithuanian short films in foreign countries. Responding to this, Lithuanian Shorts is a multifunctional project, in-volving the publishing of DVD and catalogue of the best Lithuanian Shorts, but also an online platform (lithuanianshorts.com), built pri-marily as a database to store and stream short films from Lithuania.

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Rimante DaugelaiteManaging Director E-mail: info@filmshorts.lt

LITL BAZ PICTUREST. Ševcenkos 16ALT-03111 VilniusLithuania Phone: +370 6874 5758E-mail: info@tadasblinda.ltwww.litlbaz.com

Litl Baz Pictures is a film production company based in Lithuania. Main object is to produce high quality feature films for the wide audience, targeting local, CIS and worldwide markets as it’s main goal. First film project is a period adventure Fireheart.The Legend of Tadas Blinda. This national blockbuster was released locally at the end of 2011 and instantly became number one movie of all times in Lithuania. The sec-ond film, a comedy YPF was released theatrically in the 1st quarter of 2013 and became the Nr2 highest grossing local film of all times.

Zilvinas NaujokasProducer E-mail: znaujokas@gmail.com

PRIOR ENTERTAINMENTMokslininku str. 6A8412 VilniusLithuania Phone: +370 5263 8763Fax: +370 5211 3261E-mail: info@prior.ltwww.prior.lt

"Prioro irašu grupi" Ltd (trademarks "Prior Records", "Prior Video" and "Prior Entertainment") was founded in the middle of 2002 as a subdivi-sion of music publishing and distribution of CD factory „BOD Group" Ltd.In 2005 "Prioro irašu grupe" Ltd expanded its activity and started to publish and distribute films and TV series in DVD format.In 2007 a subdivision of our company was established in Latvia - "Pri-or Latvia" Ltd.In 2008 we signed a contract with one of the world‘s largest film stu-dios „Universal Pictures" and implemented a widely-known joint project in Baltic region with one of the biggest Lithuanian daily newspapers

"Lietuvos Rytas". In this project the films which acquired global recogni-tion were distributed together with a newspaper in exceptional condi-tions and prices. At this time we are an official distributor of Universal Pictures Blu-ray and DVD production in Baltic region.In 2009 the company started to distribute PC games and later Sony Playstation video games.In 2011 we established a general trademark to combine our activities - Prior Entertainment - and stepped into a competitive theatrical film distribution market in Baltic region.

Robertas StukasHead of AcquisitionsMobile: +370 6826 5440E-mail: robertas@prior.lt

Romanas Matulis E-mail: romanas@prior.lt

SKY FILMS Vilnius / Lithuania

Tomas MakarasProducer Mobile: +371 2700 7393E-mail: tomas@sunandmoon.lv

STUDIO ULJANA KIMAntakalnio 94-25, 10202 Vilnius, Lithuania

Studio Uljana Kim is a Vilnius-based production and distribution com-pany focusing on the production of feature films. The company’s goal is to produce high quality art-house feature films intended for a worldwide audience.

Uljana KimProducer Mobile: +370 6992 6552E-mail: kim@lfc.lt

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Kristijonas VildziunasDirector

VILNIUS FILM CLUSTERT.Sevcenkos 16A-3063111 VilniusLithuania Phone: +370 6550 0498E-mail: info@kinoklasteris.ltwww.filmcluster.eu

Vilnius Film Cluster is an alliance of leading film and TV production and production services companies. The diversity in Cluster's members' ex-pertise enables us to provide the client with full world-class service for any stage of production. Vilnius Film Cluster is proud of its professional and experienced crews and remarkable credits. It offers its newly-built soundstage with full equipment list at truly competitive prices in Northern and Eastern Eu-rope.

Greta AkcijonaiteManaging directorE-mail: greta@kinoklasteris.lt

Kestutis DrazdauskasMobile: +37068713078

VILNIUS INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL KINO PAVASARISGedimino avenue 5001110 Vilnius, LithuaniaPhone: +370 5 2497 221Fax: +370 5 2497 221Email: info@kinopavasaris.ltwww.vilniusiff.lt

Vilnius IFF is the largest cinematic event in Lithuania (record breaking attendance: 72112 spectators in 2012), known and loved for its high quality film programmeand rich accompanying package of cinema-related events, workshops, and special initiatives. Vilnius IFF selects 180-200 films (features, doc-umentaries, experimental, shorts) from anywhere in the world and has

two competition programmes aimed to filmmakers from Central/Eastern Europe countries: NEW EUROPE - NEW NAMES is dedicated for debu-tant directors with 1st or 2nd feature films and SHORT COMPETITION invites freshest short films up to 30 minutes in lenght. A crucial part of international conference MEETING POINT VILNIUS is its Forum – an open space for Central/Eastern European film festivals to successfully network and establish and maintain close partnerships.

Edvinas PukstaProgrammer, coordinatorMobile: +370 6874 5396E-mail: edvinas@kinopavasaris.lt

LuxembourgEUROPEAN AUDIOVISUAL ENTREPRENEURS (EAVE)238c rue de LuxembourgBertrange L-8077 LuxembourgPhone: +35 244 5210www.eave.org

European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs, EAVE, is a professional training, project development and networking organization for audiovisual pro-ducers.Working with a worldwide network of partners we are involved in programmes for producers in Europe, Russia, Latin America, the Arab world, Asia and Africa.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 be-lieve that the support of independent voices, creative imagination and culturally driven companies within the global media industries is an ur-gent necessity in the 21st century. Through our work we aim to con-tribute 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.

Alan FountainPresident of the BoardMobile: +44 77 6737 1478E-mail:founatin@eave.org

Jani ThiltgesHead of StudiesMobile: +352 69115 2238E-mail: jani@eave.org

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Virve IndrenMEDIA Programme – EACEAHead of Development sector Phone: +32 2298 0554E-mail: virve.indren@ec.europa.euhttp://ec.europa.eu/media

Anu ErnitsMEDIA Desk EstoniaEstonian Film InstituteUus 3, 10111, EstoniaPhone: +372 522 2200E-mail: anu@efsa.eewww.mediadeskestonia.eu

Lelda OzolaMEDIA Desk Latviac/o National Film Centre of LatviaPeitavas 10/12, Riga LV1050, LatviaPhone: +371 6735 8857E-mail: lelda.ozola@nfc.gov.lvwww.mediadesklatvia.eu

Ruta Boguzaite MEDIA Desk LithuaniaZ. Sierakausko Str. 15 LT-03105 Vilnius, LithuaniaPhone: +370 5212 7187E-mail: info@mediadesklithuania.euwww.mediadesklithuania.eu

Kerstin DegermanMEDIA Desk FinlandSuomen elokuvasäätiöKanavakatu 12Fin 00160 HelsinkiPhone: +358 9 6220 3013E-mail: kerstin.degerman@ses.fiwww.mediadeskfinland.eu

Inkeri LundgrenMEDIA Desk FinlandSuomen elokuvasäätiöKanavakatu 12Fin 00160 HelsinkiPhone: +358 9 6220 3013E-mail: inkeri.lundgren@ses.fiwww.mediadeskfinland.eu

PAUL THILTGES DISTRIBUTIONS Filmland, 27 zone industrielleL-8287 KehlenLuxembourgPhone: +352 2503 9311www.ptd.lu

Paul Thiltges started independently in 1985 producing Andy Bausch’s first feature film Gwyncilla: Legend of Dark Ages. In September 1986, Paul launched Samsa Film along with his brother Jani, creating one of the first production companies in Luxembourg, producing its first fea-ture film Die Reise das Land in 1987. Soon after being in charge of distribution, he created Samsa Distribu-tions which became Paul Thiltges Distributions in 1993. Simultaneous-ly he launched Monipoly Productions with Munich based producer Monika Aubele - a production company dedicated to animation pic-tures. Since then, Paul Thiltges Distributions and Monipoly Productions have released such titles as: The Blue Arrow, first European animated feature to be distributed in the US by Miramax & The Walt Disney Com-pany; Megacities and Workingman’s Death, selected by more than 40 festivals including Sundance, Toronto, Locarno and San Sebastian; Kirikou and the Sorceress, more than 1.6 million entries at French Box-office in 1999-2000. Paul has been also regularly representing the interests of Luxembourg's producers at an international level as a board member of several Euro-pean programs including EURO AIM and CARTOON, as well as at a national level, especially as President of the Luxembourg Audiovisual Producers Union (ULPA) since 1996. Since February 2013, Paul is in charge of the promotion and distribution of the Luxembourgish films as a senior consultant to the Film Fund Luxembourg.

Paul ThiltgesProducer / Sales AgentMobile: +352 69 118 9966E-mail: paul@ptd.lu

MEDIA ProgrammeMEDIA is EU Programme to strengthen the competitiveness of the Eu-ropean film, TV and new media industries and to increase international circulation of European audiovisual products. MEDIA programme sup-ports professional training (screenwriting, business and new technolo-gies), project development (single/slate), and the distribution and promotion of European audiovisual works.

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NETHERLANDS FILM FUNDPijnackerstraat 5NL-1072 JS AmsterdamNetherlandsPhone: +31 20 570 7676E-mail: info@filmfonds.nlwww.filmfonds.nl

The Netherlands Film Fund is the national agency responsible for sup-porting film production in the Netherlands. It focuses on the quality and diversity of feature films, documentaries, shorts, animation and experi-mental films. The Fund's operations cover participation in development, production and distribution. Besides, it supports film activities such as film festivals, coproduction markets and individual training for film pro-fessionals. It is also responsible for promoting a good climate for the national film industry.The Film Fund was founded in 1993 by merging two other funds. Its budget is provided by the Government. It operates under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture and receives most of its funds on the basis of four-year policy plans. More information: www.filmfonds.nl

Frank PeijnenburgHead of Screen NLE-mail: f.peijnenburg@filmfonds.nl

NorwayNORDISK FILM & TV FONDKristian Augusts Gate 13164 Oslo, NorwayPhone: +47 6400 6080E-mail: info@nordiskfilmogtvfond.comwww.nordiskfilmogtvfond.com

Established in 1990, the Fund's primary purpose is to promote film and TV productions of high quality in the five Nordic countries (Den-mark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden), by providing support for top-up financing of feature films, TV-fiction / series and creative docu-mentaries.

Petri KemppinenCEOE-mail: Petri@nordiskfilmogtvfond.com

Ulrika NisellMEDIA Desk SwedenSwedish Film InstituteP.O. Box 27126, SE-102 52 StockholmBesök, Borgvägen 1-5, SwedenPhone: +46 8665 1100E-mail: ulrika.nisell@sfi.sewww.mediadesksverige.eu

Rastislav SterankaMEDIA Desk SlovakiaGrosslingová 32811 09 BratislavaSlovakiaPhone: +421 2 5263 6935E-mail: rastislav.steranka@mediadesk.skwww.mediadeskslovakia.eu

NetherlandsFORTISSIMO FILMSvan Diemenstraat 1001013CN AmsterdamNetherlandsPhone: +31 65 269 9890Fax: +31 20 626 1155E-mail: ellis@fortissimo.nlwww.fortissimofilms.com

Fortissimo Films is one of the world's leading international film, televi-sion and video sales organizations specializing in the production, pres-entation, promotion and distribution of award-winning and innovative feature films. With offices in Amsterdam, Hong Kong and London and agents in the USA, Europe, Tokyo, Beijing and the Middle East, the company has a truly global presence and reach. The library of Fortissimo Films includes feature films, feature-length documentaries, animated films and short subjects. As of 2010, Fortis-simo Films represents over 300 films from around the globe. Over the past few years the company started to acquire and manage existing li-braries on behalf of independent producers and directors, such as those of Wong Kar Wai’s Jet Tone, leading US-based producers Killer Films, Hart Sharp Entertainment and directors Jim Jarmusch and Hal Hartley.

Ellis DriessenAcquisition consultant Europe & Middle East E-mail: proctor@xs4all.nl

Virve IndrenMEDIA Programme – EACEAHead of Development sector Phone: +32 2298 0554E-mail: virve.indren@ec.europa.euhttp://ec.europa.eu/media

Anu ErnitsMEDIA Desk EstoniaEstonian Film InstituteUus 3, 10111, EstoniaPhone: +372 522 2200E-mail: anu@efsa.eewww.mediadeskestonia.eu

Lelda OzolaMEDIA Desk Latviac/o National Film Centre of LatviaPeitavas 10/12, Riga LV1050, LatviaPhone: +371 6735 8857E-mail: lelda.ozola@nfc.gov.lvwww.mediadesklatvia.eu

Ruta Boguzaite MEDIA Desk LithuaniaZ. Sierakausko Str. 15 LT-03105 Vilnius, LithuaniaPhone: +370 5212 7187E-mail: info@mediadesklithuania.euwww.mediadesklithuania.eu

Kerstin DegermanMEDIA Desk FinlandSuomen elokuvasäätiöKanavakatu 12Fin 00160 HelsinkiPhone: +358 9 6220 3013E-mail: kerstin.degerman@ses.fiwww.mediadeskfinland.eu

Inkeri LundgrenMEDIA Desk FinlandSuomen elokuvasäätiöKanavakatu 12Fin 00160 HelsinkiPhone: +358 9 6220 3013E-mail: inkeri.lundgren@ses.fiwww.mediadeskfinland.eu

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producer support during film productions. This takes the form of giving the maximum possible assistance when dealing with administration. The Film Commission coordinates producers’ contacts with administra-tion, police, municipal police, firefighters, and the emergency services. The Krakow Film Commission also helps its partners at the earliest stages of production. Finding appropriate film locations is greatly facili-tated by a database that holds a few hundred attractive sites for filming within the entire region. Krakow Film Commission is also an operator of The Krakow Regional Film Fund. The aim of the Fund is financial sup-port of film productions connected with Krakow and Malopolska Region which are to contribute to tourist and economic promotion of the re-gion, as well as contribute to building its positive image.The Krakow Film Commission is a member of EUFCN (European Film Commission Network) and Cine-Regio.

Natalia WodaFilm commission assistantE-mail: office@film-commission.pl

FILM NEW EUROPE FILM SALESSlowicza 12/205-075 Warsaw, PolandPhone: +48 60 017 3205E-mail: info@neweuropefilmsales.comhttp://www.neweuropefilmsales.com/

New Europe Film Sales is a boutique world sales company based in Warsaw, Poland. The company holds worldwide rights to a number of short and feature films and works with theatrical, TV, VOD and internet buyers. Until the end of 2011, NEFS specialized in short film sales (in-cluding works by Ruben Östlund, Tomek Baginski and Jonas Odell). Since early 2012, it also works with feature films and documentaries.Currently the catalogue includes Berlinale Generation Grand Prix win-ner & Latvia's Oscar submission Mother, I Love You by Jānis Nords, Matt Porterfield’s Sundance/Berlinale title I Used to be Darker, the Gotham Award-nominated food drama Now, Forager: A Film About Love and Fungi by Jason Cortlund and Julia Halperin, Anka and Wil-helm Sasnal’s Rotterdam 2012 competition title It Looks Pretty From a Distance and Kos-Krauze and Krzysztof Krauze’s Papusza (Special Mention in Karlovy Vary IFF 2013). The company also has a catalogue of over forty award-winning short films.

Katarzina SiniarskaSales Executive, BuyerE-mail: kat@neweuropefilmsales.com

NEW NORDIC FILMS, THE NORWEGIAN INT. FILM FESTIVAL IN HAUGESUNDP.O.Box 446 – sentrum 0104 Oslo, NorwayPhone: +47 2246 4610www.filmweb.no/filmfestivalen/

New Nordic Films is an annual Nordic film market and a Nordic co-production and film financing forum. The main goal of the market is to create a platform for international distribution, festival participation and sales of Nordic films. The main goal of the co-production forum is to create an arena for film production where the producers and directors can agree upon co-financing and co-production of films. We have a special focus on co-producing with the Nordic and Baltic countries. The event is visited by 350 film professionals from over 25 different na-tions.

Gyda Velvin MyklebustHead of New Nordic FilmsMobile: +47 9366 9420E-mail: gyda@kino.no

PolandFILM NEW EUROPESzekspira 2/3061193Warsaw, PolandPhone: +48 22 556 5478www.filmneweurope.com

Film New Europe is Europe's number one daily newswire delivering vi-tal business news and information to film professionals globally about the central european film industry.

Anna FranklinFilm Critic, PublisherE-mail: anna.franklin@filmneweurope.com

KRAKOW FILM COMMISSIONul. Olszanska 731-513 Krakow, PolandPhone: +48 12 424 9650

Krakow Film Commission is a special chamber within the Krakow Fes-tival Office.The main area of interest of the Krakow Film Commission is

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OPUS FILMLakowa 2991337, Lodz, PolandPhone: +48 42 634 5500www.opusfilm.com

Opus Film is one of the leading Polish independent companies dealing with film and TV production active in Polish market since 1991 .Its headquarters are based in Lodz, on the premises of the former Lodz Film Studio where Opus owns the sound stages. Opus has also an of-fice in Warsaw.The company is known for its work with young , first or second time feature film directors, helping them to develop their projects and pro-ducing them.Opus Film is also actively promoting Polish film industry beyond Polish borders, co-producing films with foreign partners and providing shoot-ing services for foreign productions.

Lukasz DzieciolProducer E-mail: lukasz@opusfilm.com

POLISH FILM INSTITUTEKrakowskie Przedmieście 21/2300-071, Warsaw, PolandPhone: +48 22 421 0130E-mail: pisf@pisf.plwww.pisf.pl

The Polish Film Institute (PISF) is the newest film institute in Europe, established in 2005 in accordance with a new cinematography law passed by the Polish Parliament. It is set up similar to the mechanisms of support for the film industries in many other countries of Europe.The Institute's principal task is to provide the Polish film industry with a modern mechanism of support – from the development of film projects, through production, to promotion, distribution and circulation of Polish and European films. We support films from concept to screening, with particular emphasis on international co-productions.The Polish Film Institute wants to draw Polish viewers back into thea-tres to watch Polish films and, at the same time, to make them worth-while to watch and accessible to international audiences, particularly in Europe.

Marzena CieślikInternational Relations E-mail: pisf@pisf.pl

WARSAW FILM FESTIVALP.O. Box 816, 00-950Warsaw 1, Polandwff@wff.plPhone: +48 22 621 4647Fax: +48 22 631 6268www.wff.pl

The 30th Warsaw International Film Festival will take place October 10-19, 2014. It’s one of fourteen film events in the world, recognised by FIAPF as “international competitive film festival”. We have five int'l competitive sections: Warsaw Competition, Competition 1-2, Free Spirit Competition, Documentary Features Competition, Shorts Competition (Academy Awards® qualifying). Accompanied by CentEast Market War-saw (www.centeast.eu), October 17-19.We are open for submissions from March 15 till July 15. We are look-ing for new films from all over the world (completed in 2014) – fiction features, documentary features, and shorts. Priority given to World, In-ternational and European premieres.

Stefan LaudynDirectorPhone: +48 6 0133 1755

QatarDOHA FILM INSTITUTEPost box no 23473DohaQatarPhone: +974 4420 0505Fax: +974 4408 1755pbertolin@dohafilminstitute.com www.dohafilminstitute.com

The Doha Film Institute (DFI) is dedicated to film appreciation, educa-tion, and building a dynamic film industry in Qatar. With culture, com-munity, education and entertainment at its foundation, DFI serves as an all-encompassing film hub in Doha, as well as a resource for the re-gion and the rest of the world.The Doha Film Institute has established a number of strategic cultural partnerships with leading international organizations, as well as its own Doha-based programs. DFI provides support to the World Cinema Foundation (WCF), founded by director Martin Scorsese, and dedicated to preserving and restoring important films from around the world, so they can continue to be seen and shared. The DFI also runs financing

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programmes aimed to unlock creativity, connect regional and interna-tional talent, and create a sustainable film financing model in Qatar. Such programmes include the DFI Grants, which support first- and sec-ond-time filmmakers in producing and developing their films.

Paolo BertolinProgramme Advisorpbertolin@dohafilminstitute.com

RomaniaSPOTFILMstr. Horea nr. 67-73/63400202, Cluj Napoca, RomaniaPhone: +40 74 450 2475Email: info@spotfilm.ro

The production office with its headquarters in Cluj-Napoca, Romania, was founded by young filmmakers who studied at the Film, photogra-phy and media section of Sapientia, Hungarian University of Transylva-nia. The production office’s primary aim is to ensure and create the necessary production background for short films, documentaries and feature films. Our main goal is to offer help to filmmakers from foreign countries who wish to shoot their films in Transylvania, so we have de-veloped two databases: the actors' and locations' database.

Botond-Csaba PüsökFilm directorEmail: pusok_botond@yahoo.com

Melinda Boros Development, Executive ProducerEmail: boros.melinda@gmail.com

RussiaA-ONE FILMSRazyezzhaya 4-12 101002, St. Petersburg RussiaPhone: +7 812 570 0978

A-one films is company based in St. Petersburg, Russia. A-one films was launched for the purpose of distributing European and South-American art-house films with strong commercial potential in Russia and the coun-tries of the former Soviet Union and producing high-quality European co-production projects. Our main criteria in selecting projects is quality. We feel a deep personal affinity for each film that we work with.

Daniel GoroshkoAcquisitions, Production, Buyer E-mail:dg@a-onefilms.com

CTB FILM COMPANYKamennoostrovsky pr. 10197101 Saint Petersburg, RussiaPhone: +7 49 5688 8848www.ctb.ru

The CTB Film Company, with offices in St. Petersburg and Moscow, is one of Russia's most prolific and successful producers of theatrical motion pic-tures. Founded in 1992, CTB has released more than sixty five feature films in a whole range of styles unmatched in Russian production, from ac-tion, drama, and comedy to animation, auteur, and feature debuts.

Natalia DrozdProducerMobile: +7 92 1915 5522; +49 176 6179 2646E-mail: drozd@ctb.ru

GLOBUS FILM Bolshoy pr. VO 83 199106 St.Petersburg, RussiaPhone: +7 812 449 4300 Fax: +7 812 327 0553 www.globusfilm.ru

Globus Film was established in 1990 and was one of the first inde-pendent Russian production service companies. For more than 20

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years we provide a wide range of production support services for na-tional and international film productions: feature films (CTB, Lenfilm, MGM, Journeyman Pictures, BBC2, Constantin Film, Filmauro etc.) , TV movies (MTV International, British Film Institute etc.) , documenta-ries (BBC, Discovery Channel, Rondo Media, Channel 5 TV etc.), ads (FilmMaster, Peter Ker Associates) etc.

Natalia SmirnovaExecutive Producer Mobile: +7 91 1929 0589E-mail: globusfilm@mail.ru

Tatiana BonakovaAssistant Producer E-mail: tatiana.bonakova@gmail.com

KAZAN INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL OF MUSLIM CINEMAPetr Alekseev Street, House № 3Kazan 420061, RussiaE-mail: info@kazan-mfmk.comPhone: +7 (843) 272 4529en.kazan-mfmk.com/

Kazan International Muslim Film Festival is held in the capital city of the Republic of Tatarstan since 2005. The first festival was initiated by the Council of Muftis of Russia, Federal agency for culture and cinematogra-phy of Russia, the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan with the support of the president of the Republic of Tatarstan. The motto of the festival is “To the dialogue of cultures through the culture of dialogue”.

Albina NafigovaDepartment Director

KINOGLAZKranopresnenskaya nab, 2/1123100 Moscow, Russia Phone: +7 495 205 0658 E-mail: kinoglaz@aha.ruwww.kinoglaz.net.ru

“Kinoglaz” (Moscow, Russia) was set up in 1992. From 1992 the com-pany published “Kinoglaz”, first Russian magazine on film business in Russian and English. Since 2002 the company has produced The Kite

which won 15 prizes and nomination for the European Film Academy Award. 24-part TV serial The Secret Sign, The Wedding Chest (Russia-Kyrgyzstan-France-Germany) submitted for the "Oscar" and awarded more than 10 international prizes, Season of Mists (2009, Russia-UK) awarded many prizes at the festivals, The Empty Home, official entry for the "Oscar". more then 10 international and national prizes, and the full-length documentary Mamaev kurgan (2013).

Evgenia TirdatovaProducer Mobile: +7 916 6868 64 E-mail: tirdatova@yahoo.com

MOSCOW BUSINESS SQUARE Vozdvizhenka st. 9 bld. 2Arbatskaya Mento StationMoscow, Russia E-mail: forummoscow@gmail.com www.miffbs.ru

In June 2013, Moscow Business Square - the business platform of the Moscow International Film Festival opened again its doors to filmmak-ers from around the world. More than 500 film industry professionals were invited to join MOSCOW BUSINESS SQUARE 2013.The traditional focus of Moscow Business Square is on the develop-ment of cooperation in co-production and distribution of films with CIS countries (Russia, Belarus, Ukraine, Moldova, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Ka-zakhstan, Turkmenistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan), the Baltic (Estonia, Latvia, Lithuania) and Georgia, as well as increasing the ac-cess of the companies from these countries to the international film market.

Alexey SokhnevFilm consultantsokhnev@yandex.ruE-mail:

NEW PEOPLE FILM COMPANYBrusov line, h2/14Moscow, RussiaPhone: + 7 92 6245 3625Phone: +7 49 5789 4012

New People film company produces independent award-winning Rus-sian films. Its production debut was Playing the Victim by Kirill Sere-brennikov (2006) - the film won main prizes in Kinotavr and Rome film festivals- followed by Serebrennikov's Yuri's Day (2008) based on the

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script by Yuri Arabov, Alexander Sokurov’s co-writer, that premiered in Locarno and won multiple awards. The company's third feature Four Ages of Love (2008) by Sergei Mokritsky was invited to Kinotavr, Pusan and Dublin Film Festivals among many others.We work only with prominent Russian filmmakers who have an original artistic vision.

Natalia MokritskajaProducerMobile: +7 926 245 3625 E-mail: mok69@list.ru

OPEN FF OF CIS COUNTRIES & BALTIC STATES “KINOSHOCK”ul. Snezhnaya, 18127006 MoscowRussiawww.kinoshock.ru

Non-profitable organization Festival Kinoshock organizes and carries out the Open Film Festival of CIS countries, Latvia, Lithuania and Esto-nia «Kinoshock» under support of Administration of the President of the Russian Federation, the Government of the Russian Federation, The In-tergovernmental Foundation for Educational, Scientific and Cultural Co-operation of the CIS, Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation, Government of Krasnodar Region and Government of resort-town Ana-pa. Its aim is to find and support gifted filmmakers in all fields of cin-ema art whose works are characterized by esthetic achievements and spirituality, to promote national cinema as well as cultural exchange and mutual understanding among nations and to develop further coop-eration among filmmakers of CIS countries, Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia.

Sergey ZemlyanukhinProgram DirectorE-mail: mira-s@mail.ruPhone: +7 916 252 4563

SAINT PETERSBURG INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVALMalaja Morskaya 8,191186 St. Petersburg, Russia Phone: +7 812 456 7886Fax: +7 812 314 2272E-mail:info@festival-spb.ru

Saint Petersburg International Film Festival (SPIFF) is Saint Petersburg’s first competitive feature film festival. It has been held since 2012 with the aim of increasing cultural exchange, international communication and cooperation between filmmakers of different nations.SPIFF consists of a competition programme and several out-of-competi-

tion programmes, which include special screenings connected by a common theme, retrospectives and gala premieres. Of the competing films and the majority of films in the out-of-competition programme (with the exception of the retrospectives in honour of filmmakers), none have previously been released in Russia.The core of the festival’s programme consists of art mainstream cinema oriented towards a wide audience. The selection process especially fa-vours films awarded people’s choice awards at major film festivals.

Kirsi TykkyläinenArtistic Director

TELESTO FILMOffice 528, ul. Mosfilmovskaya, 1 119991 Moscow, RussiaPhone: +7 495 612 5616 E-mail: reporter3000@yandex.ruwww.telestofilm.ru

Telesto was founded in 2004. It started with TV films, small by the vol-ume of production, but has now actively mastered other formats - the short-length and full-length films. The films by Telesto have participated and won at many Russian and international festivals in Moscow, Sochi, Vladivostok, Shanghai, Cannes, Cairo, Rio de Janeiro, Warsaw, Paris, etc.

Elena GlikmanProducerMobile: +7 90 3721 5542E-mail: reporter3000@yandex.ru

TVINDIE FILM PRODUCTIONVoznesensky per 9, bld.4 Moscow, Russia Phone: +7 49 5623 0432 E-mail: info@tvindie.ru

TVINDIE film production, founded in 2004 by producer Yevgeniy Gindi-lis, is a Russian independent film production company. It produces and finances feature films for theatrical and TV release, focusing on debuts and co-productions. In 2009 together with Warsaw Film Foundation TVINDIE organized PROJECT FOR TOMORROW - CentEast Moscow Film Forum.

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Miroslav MogorovicInternational Sales AgentMobile: +381 6368 7201E-mail: info@soulfoodfilms.com

SlovakiaKINECKO MAGAZINEVtáčnik 183101, Bratislava, Bratislavsky kraj Slovak RepublicMobile: +421 90 762 6627 Email: kinecko@gmail.com

Eva KrizkovaEditor in chiefek@kinecko.com

Eva PavlovičováJournalistkinecko@gmail.com

SENTIMENTALFILM S.R.O.Sreznevského 3 831 03 Bratislava, Slovak RepublicPhone: +42 194 845 4884E-mail: email@sentimentalfilm.comwww.sentimentalfilm.com

sentimentalfilm was founded in 2004 by Marek Urban and Ivan Ostro-chovsky, fresh graduates of the film school in Bratislava. Their intention was to develop their own projects as well as to settle a platform for young and outstanding authors. One of the first projects was Match-making Mayor (Tagesspiegel Readers Prize at Berlinale 2011). Ilja was also awarded both domestically and abroad. Today, sentimentalfilm is producing several documentaries and TV programmes and at least one feature a year. We also provide production services for local as well as foreign productions.

Marek UrbanProducerE-mail: marek@sentimentalfilm.com

tion programmes, which include special screenings connected by a common theme, retrospectives and gala premieres. Of the competing films and the majority of films in the out-of-competition programme (with the exception of the retrospectives in honour of filmmakers), none have previously been released in Russia.The core of the festival’s programme consists of art mainstream cinema oriented towards a wide audience. The selection process especially fa-vours films awarded people’s choice awards at major film festivals.

Kirsi TykkyläinenArtistic Director

TELESTO FILMOffice 528, ul. Mosfilmovskaya, 1 119991 Moscow, RussiaPhone: +7 495 612 5616 E-mail: reporter3000@yandex.ruwww.telestofilm.ru

Telesto was founded in 2004. It started with TV films, small by the vol-ume of production, but has now actively mastered other formats - the short-length and full-length films. The films by Telesto have participated and won at many Russian and international festivals in Moscow, Sochi, Vladivostok, Shanghai, Cannes, Cairo, Rio de Janeiro, Warsaw, Paris, etc.

Elena GlikmanProducerMobile: +7 90 3721 5542E-mail: reporter3000@yandex.ru

TVINDIE FILM PRODUCTIONVoznesensky per 9, bld.4 Moscow, Russia Phone: +7 49 5623 0432 E-mail: info@tvindie.ru

TVINDIE film production, founded in 2004 by producer Yevgeniy Gindi-lis, is a Russian independent film production company. It produces and finances feature films for theatrical and TV release, focusing on debuts and co-productions. In 2009 together with Warsaw Film Foundation TVINDIE organized PROJECT FOR TOMORROW - CentEast Moscow Film Forum.

Yevgeny GindilisGeneral ProducerMobile: +7 98 5763 0242 E-mail: gindilis@tvindie.ru

VITA AKTIVALyusinovskaya Str., 36/1. 31115093 Moscow, Russiawww.vita-aktiva.ru https://www.facebook.com/vitaaktiva

The film Intimate parts (the debut of Natasha Merkulova and Alexey Chupov) released in 2013 was awarded with Best Debute and Best Ac-tress Prizes along with the Guild of Film Critics & Academics Diploma at Kinotavr 2013, participated in East of the West competition at Kar-lovy Vary Film Festival and is has been screened at other international film festivals.Julia Mishkinene, the general producer of the company, graduated from the philosophy department of Moscow State University, and has Ph.D.In 2009 she successfully graduated the training program EURO-DOC, she took part in master classes MINI EAVE in Moscow and B’EST in Mosco and Tallinn; and many times presented different projects (in co-production as well) at European and Russian film markets.

Julia MishkineneProducerMobile: + 7 90 3798 4095E-mail: julia@salvador-d.ru

SerbiaSOUL FOOD DISTRIBUTION Matice Srpske 69e11160 Balgrade, Serbia Phone: +381 11 268 7932 www.soulfoodfilms.com

SOUL FOOD is a international sales and distribution company estab-lished in 2010 with the main intention to present, promote and widely distribute films and film talents coming from the region of South-East Europe, which bare grate potential, but buy far did not get a chance on the film market, by side with owners of MCF MegaCom Film as one of the leading distribution company and side of Art & Popcorn as one of the leading production company in territory of Former YU, whose part-nership lead to the establishment of SOUL FOOD

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SLOVAK FILM INSTITUTEGrosslingova 32811 09, Bratislava, Slovak RepublicPhone: +421 2 5710 1503www.sfu.skwww.aic.sk

The Slovak Film Institute (Slovenský filmový ústav, SFU) is the national support, research and archive institution in the field of cinematography in Slovakia, under the Slovak Ministry of Culture. SFU became a full member of FIAF in 2001, member of European Film Promotion in 2006.SFU consists the National Film Archive, with numerous collections of Slovak films made by 1991, high quality footage and documentation materials, and the National Cinematographic Centre for support and promotion of Slovak cinematography, providing assistance and consult-ing to Slovak films and filmmakers as well as serving as the main infor-mation point for foreign film professional interested in Slovak cinema and audiovisual industry.

Alexandra StrelkovaNational Cinematographic Centre, ManagementE-mail: alexandra.strelkova@sfu.sk

Rastislav SterankaSlovak MEDIA Desk

SloveniaMONO OKvedrova 36, 1000 Ljubljana, SloveniaPhone: +38 64 186 5751www.monoo.si

MONO O is a small production company, based in Ljubljana, Slovenia. It started as a joint venture of three young filmmakers, mainly as a film service company. In 2012 MONO O started producing its own films, by now completing two of them (a documentary A Man with a Raven, and a short film Morning). Monoo’s first feature film The Tree was devel-oped at EAVE and presented a Baltic Event 2012. The Tree will be completed by the beginning of 2014 and there are new projects under way. We are always on the lookout for possible international co-opera-tions with people that share affinities for films with a strong personal

vision and artistic value, and want to present them to the international audience.

Rok SecenProducerrok@monoo.si

South KoreaBUSAN INTERNATIONAL FILM FESTIVAL3Fl. BIFF HILL, Busan Cinema Center1467 Woo-dong, Haeundae-guBusan 612-020, KoreaPhone: +82 51 709 2210Fax: +82 51 709 2299E-mail: program@biff.kr, market@asianfilmmarket.orgwww.biff.kr www.asianfilmmarket.org

Since its inception in 1996, the Busan International Film Festival has grown fast to become the largest film festivity in Asia. The Festival has established its role as a strong supporter of the film industry through its various programs such as the Asian Film Market, Asian Project Market, Asian Cinema Fund, Asian Film Academy. The 19th Busan Internation-al Film Festival will run from 2 to 11 in October, 2014.

Daniel KimGeneral Manager of Asian Film MarketE-mail: danielkim@asianfilmmarket.org

Chanil JeonFestival Programmer

FLYING TIGER PICTURESSuite 304, Sangheon Village, 26-1Hyehwa-dong, Jongno-guSeoul, Korea Email: flying_tiger@naver.comPhone: +82 10 4573 3010

Flying Tiger Pictures was founded by Ellen Kim in 2001. With global

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prospects and a strong advocacy for Art house films, Flying Tiger Pic-tures shares the vision and keeps strong relationships with renowned directors including Changdong Lee, Sangsoo Hong, Lu Zhang and Bingjian Liu. Its first co-production with Chinese Asparas Pictures head by Ye Deng and French Melange head by Michel Reilac was a Chinese film Cry Woman by Bingjian Liu. The film premiered at Cannes Film Festival at Un Certain Regards in 2002. Recently it produced Korea-Uzbek film Hanaan, a unique film by new talent Ruslan Pak, Uzbek born Korean director. Hanaan got several awards including Grand Prize in New Directors’ Competition at Taipei International Film Festival in 2012.

Ellen KimProducerEmail: ellen.yd.kim@gmail.com

KOREAN FILM COUNCIL13F, 55 CentumJungang-RoHaeundae-Gu, Busan 612-020, KoreaE-mail: webmaster@kofic.or.krPhone: +82 51 720 4794www.kofic.or.kr

The Korean Film Council (KOFIC), a government-supported, self-ad-ministered body, strives to promote and support Korean films both in Korea and abroad. KOFIC’s primary objective is to promote and support the production of Korean films through funding, research, education and training. It also strives to further develop international markets for Korean films and to promote inter-cultural understanding through film-based cultural exchanges.

Insoo KimSecretary GeneralE-mail: kis0731@kofic.or.kr

Jiwon ChoiManager, EuropeE-mail: choi@kofic.or.kr

PRODUCERS GUILD OF KOREA (PGK)#A-301, DMC Hi-tech Industry Center1580 Sangam-dong, Mapo-gu Seoul 121-835, KoreaE-mail: webmaster@pgk.or.krPhone: +82 23 153 7557www.pgk.or.kr

The Producers Guild of Korea aims towards strengthening the role of producers and assisting their professional development, to pave way to the further progress of Korean cinema. PGK is engaged in constant re-search to promote exchanges with overseas industries and to increase the market for Korean films.

Tae Joon ParkVice PresidentE-mail: joonyapp@gmail.comPhone: +82 11 685 3939

PUCHON INT’L FANTASTIC FILM FESTIVAL (PIFAN)Komacon, 1F, 1, Gilju-ro, Sang-dongWonmi-gu, Bucheon City, Gyeonggi-do, 420030, KoreaPhone: +82 32 322 9225www.pifan.com

Since 1997, Puchon International Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan) has had a vision to give representation to marginalized genres in film. PiFan's objective is to highlight horror, psycho-thriller, sci-fi and sexual themed films, which are all marginalized in Asia. As the biggest genre film event, PiFan also launched Network of Asian Fantastic Films (NAFF) in 2008, with the aim of promoting pan-Asian genre film pro-ductions and bringing together a productive network of film profession-als involved in genre films of Asia.

Jin ParkProgramme DirectorPhone: +82 10 3630 8197E-mail: jin.pifan@gmail.com

YONG FILM INC.Yong Film is a production company established in August 2012 by Syd Lim. TJ Park joined the company as a vice president after having pro-duced Snowpiercer. The company currently has projects, in various stag-es, which will be helmed by directors such as Park Chan-wook, Chang, and Jung Ji-woo. The company challenges to produce quality films with talented directors and writers. It also seeks opportunities for international co-production.

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Tae Joon ParkVice PresidentE-mail: joonyapp@gmail.comPhone: +82 11 685 3939

SpainLATIDO FILMSCalle Veneras, 9 - 3º 28013, Madrid, SpainPhone: +34 91 548 8877Email: latido@latidofilms.comwww.latidofilms.com

Latido Films is an international sales agency created to respond to the distribution demand of foreign cinema with special focus on Spain and Latin America. Our philosophy is based on constant and meticulous promotion of our films, making us a presence in the principal interna-tional markets and festivals. Oscar winner The Secret in Their Eyes by Juan José Campanella and Violeta Went to Heaven by Andrés Wood are samples of our quality films.

Luis RenartServicing Coordinator & Acquisitions, Buyer luis@latidofims.com

SITGES INTERNATIONAL FANTASTIC FILM FESTIVAL OF CATALONIAc/ Sant Honorat, 32-3408870 Sitges, BarcelonaPhone: +34 93 894 9990Phone: +34 67 155 2188E-mail: festival@sitgesfilmfestival.com Nº1 Fantastic film festival, now in its 46th edition.

Mike HostenchDeputy DirectorE-mail: mike.hostench@sitgesfilmfestival.com

SwedenBOKOMOTIV FILMPRODUKTION ABHantverkargatan 44112 21 Stockholm, SwedenPhone: +46 819 4999www.bokomotiv.se

Bokomotiv Filmproduktion AB is involved in all fields of filmproduction since 1983

Freddy OlssonProducerMobile: +46 70 591 9899E-mail: freddy.olsson@bokomotiv.se

EYEWELL ABUpplandsgatan 69SE11328, Stockholm, SwedenPhone: +46 707 33 2855E-mail: info@eyewell.sewww.eyewell.se

World sales agent aiming for 3 - 5 strong titles a year. We represent live action commercial features and tv-series that have a clear target audi-ence. We like to enter project as early as possible.

Michael WernerManaging DirectorMobile: +46 70 733 2855 E-mail: m.werner@eyewell.se

Stein MarkkusenSenior ConsultantE-mail: s.markussen@eyewell.se

FASADSwedenE-mail: info@fasad.sewww.fasad.se

Juan LibossartProducerE-mail: juan@fasad.se

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MAYWIN FILMS ABHantverksvagen 15-a, 43633AskimSwedenboris@maywin.comPhone: +46 3128 3235Mobile: +46 70 433 5684Fax: +46 3128 3236www.arthouse.ru

Production and film-distribution on the territories of CIS and Baltic countries and in Scandinavia.

Boris ShulmanHead of DistributionE-mail: boris@maywin.comPhone: +46 70 433 5684

RABOTAT HBYngve Östbergsv. 21Simrishamn, Skåne, SwedenPhone: +46 4142 2222E-mail: info@rabotat.netwww.rabotat.net

Mixed Media & Film Production

Neil BellProducer, film directorE-mail: info@rabotat.net

YELLOW AFFAIRGötgatan 9, 1tr 11646, Stockholm, SwedenPhone: +46 8645 1212 E-mail: contact@yellowaffair.com www.yellowaffair.com

The Yellow Affair is an international sales company in the media indus-try that specializes in titles with a unique blend of commercial and spe-cialty content. The titles we select are defining in its story content, bold in its expression and must have a clear vision and production quality that is reflective of our brand and the people we want to work with. We work with producers from ideas to sales and cash to the producers from first sales penny. The Yellow Affair has offices in Stockholm and Helsin-ki.

Chris HowardSales & Marketing Manager Mobile: +46 76 166 6034 E-mail: Chris@yellowaffair.com

UkraineCRY CINEMASimferopol, UkraineSaksaganskogo str. 6, off. 405 01033 Kyiv, UkrainePhone: + 38 050 311 4537E-mail: crycinema@gmail.comwww.crycinema.com

Film studio CryCinema was founded in 2008 by a team of people that shared the thought that they could not live without shooting films. We dare to shoot the films that will not be classified into independent or commercial, artistic or mainstream. CryCinema’s films have to be good. Nothing else.CryCinema’s first feature film Gaamer (2011) was well received inter-nationally, screening at festivals like Rotterdam, Wiesbaden, and Kiev, winning the FIPRESCI prize at Odessa IFF among others. Rhino, Sent-sov’s second feature, is a co-production between Germany, France, Croatia, and Ukraine. The project has received development awards at Sofia Meetings, Directors Across Borders, and Odessa IFF.

Olga ZhurzhenkoProducerE-mail: olga.zhurzhenko@gmail.com

Liudmyla PichuginaProducer

DIRECTORY FILMSMiloslavska 3a street, flat 128, 02232 Kiev, UkrainePhone: +380 96 809 2374E-mail: info@directoryfilms.com

Directory Films is an independent production company for feature films, shorts and documentaries.

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Promotion of new generation of cinematographers of Ukraine, training of high-quality specialists and involving of Ukrainian filmmakers into European projects are the aims of Directory films.

Marysia Nikitiuk DirectorE-mail: marusia86@gmail.com

Roman KlympushProducer

MINISTRY OF CULTURE OF UKRAINE UKRAINIAN STATE FILM AGENCYLavrska str., 101010, Kiev, UkrainePhone: +38 (044) 280 7818www.dergkino.gov.ua

USFA provides the Ukrainian film industry with a modern mechanism of state support from the development of film projects, through produc-tion and distribution of Ukrainian and European films. We will provide you with all necessary information regarding Ukraine and will help you find film professionals with whom to collaborate for co-productions.

Kateryna KopylovaManaging directorE-mail: kopylova@dergkino.gov.ua

United KingdomCURB DENIZEN PRODUCTIONS2 Dundee House145 Maida ValeW9 1QP London, UK www.curbdenizen.com

Curb Denizen is a UK based production company focusing on story driven international coproductions.Formed in 2010 by Joanna Bence and Fyodor Druzin, Curb Denizen brings untold stories and new posi-tive perspectives to worldwide audiences Curb Denizen has worked across Europe, Mexico, India, Australia, Russia and Central Asia to

support up-and-coming directors with unique perspectives of film and narrative on projects ranging from feature films, shorts, music videos, documentaries and virals. Feature projects include Andrey Khvostov’s Saint Petersburg (Russia/UK, 2013) and the in-development projects Vladimir Ilych from writer/director Marat Alykulov (UK/Kyrgyzstan) and the Untitled William Cooper biopic (Australia). Curb Denizen has also produced shorts including the most recent productions Travelling with Salmon (UK 2011, d. Eunji Kim), Outsight (UK 2011, d. Anand Mad-abushi), The Expat (Russia/UK 2011, d.: Fyodor Druzin) and The Song of the Rain (UK/Kyrgyzstan 2011, d. Aygul Bakanova) which have played at festivals worldwide including Dresden, Clermont Ferrand, Phoenix and Locarno.

Fyodor DruzinManaging DirectorMobile: +7 960 272 7251E-mail: contact@curbdenizen.com

EASTWEST FILM DISTRIBUTIONSchottenfeldgasse 14 A-1070 Vienna, AustriaPhone: +43 1524 9310Fax: +43 15 2493 1020www.eastwest-distribution.com EastWest Filmdistribution is a feature film sales company which spe-cialises in the promotion and sale of quality European and Independent feature films. EastWest was founded in November 2004 and with a strong global network of experienced film professionals, EastWest has a passion for world cinema and a firm belief that the films we represent deserve and will find a worldwide audience.

Steve WalshManagement Mobile: +44 77 7560 1847Email: steve@evergreenentertainment.tv

FILM AGENCY FOR WALESS4C Media CentreLlanishen, CardiffWalesCF14 5DUPhone: +44 (0)2920 766 931www.filmagencywales.com

The Film Agency for Wales is the sole Agency for film in Wales, with a remit to ensure that the economic, cultural and educational aspects of

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film are effectively represented in Wales, the UK and the world. Estab-lished in July 2006 as a strategic agency, the Film Agency aims to fa-cilitate the emergence of a viable and sustainable Welsh film industry and to promote a vibrant and dynamic film culture.

Adam PartridgeProduction and Special Projects Manageradam@filmagencywales.com+44 (0) 77 9267 6117

FILM REPUBLIC91 Great Russell StWC1B 3PS London, UKPhone: +44 783 599 9112E-mail: info@filmrepublic.bizwww.filmrepublic.biz

Film Republic is a new world sales agency based in London, specialis-ing in art house fiction and director driven creative documentaries.

Xavier Henry-RashidManaging Director, BuyerE-mail: xavier@filmrepublic.biz

Laurence Kaye22 Lyncroft Gardens, London, W13 9PU, UKMobile: +44 7768 422410E-mail: laurence@lkaye4.wanadoo.co.uk

Laurence Kaye is a UK based music rights and music marketing spe-cialist. Music Rights, Music Supervision, Music in Media. A consultan-cy linking the worlds of music and film.

SCALA PRODUCTIONS LTD249 Gray’s Inn Road London WC1X 8QZ, UKPhone: +44 20 7916 4771

Scala Productions was co-founded in the early 1990s by Nik Powell and Stephen Woolley whose long producing partnership brought an un-rivalled slate of award-winning features to the screen. Early credits in-clude Iain Softley’s Backbeat, Shane Meadows’ acclaimed debut 24:7 and the Golden Globe-winning Little Voice. Nik’s more recent films in-clude Ladies in Lavender, Calendar Girls and In Our Name while he’s also Chair of the BAFTA Film Committee and Deputy Chair of EFA.

Ian PriorProducerE-mail: Scaladevelopment@aol.com

SCHREK FILM MUSIC PRODUCTIONNethergate StHopton, SuffolkIP22 2QZ,United KingdomE-mail: graham@filmusic.bizPhone: +44 1953 688593Mobile: +44 7795 118870www.filmusic.biz

An all services film and television Music Company providing all aspects of recording wherever in the world. Music production including script breakdown, budgeting, pre-recording, assisting in composer choice, re-recording well known tracks, music from all genres depending on the brief. As a team we can negotiate the composer’s and other legal agree-ments. Graham Walker can co-produce the featured music with the composer if required, score read on sessions to assist the composer and conduct if needed. Liz researches songs, music and can provide alternative song ideas if the costs are too high to feature the original re-cordings. She also negotiates with the record companies and publishers for the best deals. We are about to launch a Company that will offer fi-nancial input into music budget plus our services on selected produc-tions. Recently completed Gagarin-First in Space recorded in Moscow and currently working on 400 Boys a Chinese/British co-production and currently recording featured music for Ibiza Undead. Credits in-clude The Talented Mr. Ripley, Sleepy Hollow and some 80 other films and countless TV programs.

Graham WalkerFilm Music Producer/ Film Music Production Supervisor

Liz SchrekFilm Music Supervisor/Researcher/Coordinator

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SCREEN INTERNATIONALGreater London House Hampstead Road London NW1W 8ST UKPhone: +82 10 4205 0318E-mail: hjnoh2007@gmail.comwww.screendaily.com

Jean Noh is Deputy Asia Editor and Korea Correspondent for UK-based global film trade magazine Screen International and its website Screen-daily.com. She started at the magazine as Korea Correspondent in 2005 and has been Deputy Asia Editor and Korea Correspondent since 2008. Noh has worked in the international film industry since 1998 when she helped set up Korea’s first international sales and marketing agency, Mirovision. Her experience includes working at the Busan In-ternational Film Festival’s co-production market PPP (currently called the Asian Project Market), the Korean Film Council (KOFIC), and at LJ Film and CJ Entertainment as a global projects development producer. She has translated over 25 Korean film scripts and subtitles including Park Chan-wook’s Sympathy for Lady Vengeance, Ryoo Seung-wan's Die Bad and Kim Jee-woon’s A Bittersweet Life. She also served as the International Film Festival Rotterdam’s NETPAC Award jury chair-person in 2012 and on the Cinema Digital Seoul Film Festival’s Green Chameleon Award jury in 2009.

Jean NohDeputy Asia Editor / Korea CorrespondentE-mail: hjnoh2007@gmail.com

VITA NOVA FILMS LTD.48 Charlotte StreetW1T 2NS London, UKPhone: + 44 20 7193 9176www.vitanovafilms.com

Vita Nova Films is an independent production company with offices in London and Newcastle upon Tyne which has a set of strategic relation-ships with production companies, facilities houses and financiers across Europe.Vita Nova Films puts the filmmaker at the centre of the process without losing sight of the audience. We are committed to producing high quality critically acclaimed and commercially viable content for the inter-national market place by working closely with writers, directors and art-ists from initial concept, throughout production and beyond.

Maria ForsstromProducerMobile: + 44 78 4911 0445 E-mail: maria@vitanovafilms.com

WOSTOK10B Cotton Lofts 124-128 Shacklewell Lane E8 2EJ, London, UKwww.wostok.co.uk

Wostok was launched by Jelena Goldbach and Lukas Trimonis in 2010. Two students, both from vostok (the East) who met at the Na-tional Film and Television School in UK. Wostok is a production com-pany with the view of producing both feature length and short form projects, dedicated to telling stories that transcend boundaries and em-brace a movement towards European co-production and collaboration.

Jelena GoldbachProducerE-mail: wostok02@gmail.com

USAALAMO DRAFTHOUSE612-A E. 6th StreetAustin, TX 78701USAPhone: 512 476 1320Contacts: drafthouse.com/contactwww.drafthouse.com

Alamo Drafthouse is an entertainment brand comprised of the ac-claimed cinema-eatery chain, the largest genre film festival in the Unit-ed States and a collectible art gallery. Named “the best theater ever” by Time Magazine, the Alamo Drafthouse Cinema has built a reputation as a movie lover’s oasis not only by combining food and drink service with the movie-going experience, but also introducing unique programming and high-profile special events. Alamo Drafthouse Founder & CEO, Tim League, created Fantastic Fest, a world renowned film festival that showcases eight days of offbeat cinema from independents, interna-tional filmmakers and major Hollywood studios. The Alamo Draft-house’s collectible art gallery, Mondo, offers breathtaking, original products featuring designs from world-famous artists based on licenses for popular TV and Movie properties.

Tim LeagueAlamo Drafthouse CEO and Founder

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BOLD FILMS6464 Sunset Blvd. Suite 800LA, CA 90028USAE-mail: garrick@boldfilms.comPhone: 323 769 8900www.boldfilms.com

Bold Films is a Los Angeles-based production and financing company, devoted to telling both feature film and television stories that are equal-ly commercial as they are artistic. Filmmaker friendly with an emphasis on “elevated genre”, Bold’s films include the Golden Globe nominated drama Bobby, Legion (currently being turned into a TV show for the SyFy Channel), and Nicholas Winding Refn’s collaborations with Ryan Gosling Drive and Only God Forgives. Bold’s upcoming slate includes Whiplash (based on the Sundance award-winning short), Nightcrawler screenwriter Dan Gilroy’s directorial debut starring Jake Gyllenhaal, and Ryan Gosling’s first film as a writer-director, How to Catch a Monster.

Garrick DionSVP, DevelopmentE-mail: garrick@boldfilms.com

BUNNYGRAPH ENTERTAINMENT2660 N. Lake Ave., #17Altadena, CA 91001E-mail: john.heinsen@bunnygraph.comPhone: +011 310 469 2200www.bunnygraph.com

Bunnygraph entertainment, inc. is a U.S. multi-platform content devel-opment and digital strategy company based in Los Angeles and Chica-go. Bunnygraph works with writers, talent, and technologists to develop comedy and music series formats for television, interactive/web and mobile platforms. Transmedia programming (aka Storytelling through Advanced Content) designed to drive innovation through en-hanced user experiences while challenging new technologies to create seamless branded content and integrated marketing solutions. In 2013, Bunnygraph expanded into features and is producing Transme-dia content for two independent films currently in post-production.

John HeinsenPresident / ProducerE-mail: john.heinsen@bunnygraph.com

ICM PARTNERS10250 Constellation Blvd.Los Angeles, CA 90067USAPhone: (310) 550 4200www.icmtalent.com/

ICM Partners is one of the world's largest talent and literary agencies with offices in New York, Los Angeles, and London. The agency repre-sents creative and technical talent in the fields of motion picture, televi-sion, books, music, live performance, branded entertainment, and new media. ICM was formed in 1975 through the merger of Creative Man-agement Associates and International Famous Agency. In 2005, the company raised equity financing from Rizvi Traverse and institutional investors to fund strategic growth, and in 2006, ICM acquired the liter-ary agency Broder Webb Chervin Silbermann. In 2012, the agency completed a management buyout and formed a partnership with the new name, ICM Partners.

Jeffrey BarryAgentE-mail: jbarry@icmpartners.com

MOSAIC MEDIA GROUPMosaic Media Group is a talent management firm that represents a cir-cle of today's hottest comedy stars, including Jim Carrey, Sacha Baron Cohen, Will Ferrell, and the Wayans brothers. The company is also a Hollywood movie maker that produced the hit films The Dark Knight, Get Smart, and Step Brothers, as well as the Scooby Doo series. Mo-saic was founded in 1999 by talent agent/producer pair Eric Gold and Jimmy Miller. The company sold its interest in dick clark productions in 2007; it had acquired the TV production business in 2004 along with Mandalay Entertainment. Mosaic Media Group, Inc., a talent-manage-ment company, operates as a movie production and artist-management firm. It engages in talent management and the creation, production, distribution, and exploitation and delivery of entertainment. The com-pany was founded in 1999 and is based in Los Angeles, California.

Gloria FanVice President of Production and Development

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SXSW FILM FESTIVAL400 Bowie StAustin, Texas, USAE-mail: film@sxsw.comPhone: +1 512 626 3988www.sxsw.com/film

Every March, creatives of all stripes gather in Austin to witness, inspire, and share the visions that will galvanize the filmmakers and ideas of tomorrow. The SXSW® Film Conference & Festival champions the vital-ity, innovation and opportunity that drive entertainment and media, and boldly tackles the evolution of all aspects of “film” today, down to its very definition. A nexus of discovery and collaborative energy, SXSW Film celebrates the art and business of the possible.

Jarod NeeceProducer & Senior ProgrammerE-mail: jarod@sxsw.com

UNISON 1010 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Suite 405Washington, DC 20007USAwww.unison.net

Unison is an international brand innovation agency. We leverage proven strategy, design, digital and content production expertise and an iterative, prototype-driven process to consistently produce measurable results for a diverse clientele. Unison is proud to partner with Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival for our mutual interest in sustaining cultural diversity by promoting creativity and innovation as positive forces for change

Julius TalvikChief Innovation Officer and Co-FounderE-mail: jtalvik@unisonagency.com

XYZ FILMS4223 Glencoe Ave., Suite B119Marina del Rey, CA 90292, USAE-mail: kyle@xyzfilms.comPhone: 310 359 9099Fax: 310 827 7690xyzfilms.com

XYZ Films is an LA-based film production and sales company founded

in 2008 by Nate Bolotin, Nick Spicer, and Aram Tertzakian. XYZ be-came a leader in the genre space after acquiring an ownership stake in leading international film site TwitchFilm and partnering with Toronto-based Twitch founder, Todd Brown, to launch the company's sales divi-sion. With 40 contributors around the world, TwitchFilm equips XYZ with an intelligence network that provides early access to promising in-ternational films for sales, remakes, and future collaborations, as well as early looks at graphic novels, manuscripts, and other intellectual property. With consultants in every corner of the globe, XYZ is consist-ently ahead of the marketplace when it comes to identifying great ma-terial and talent.

Kyle FrankeHead of DevelopmentE-mail: kyle@xyzfilms.com

POWR2-days workshop for scriptwriters organized by Baltic Event and MEDIA Desk Estonia in collaboration with MEDIA supported trainingprogramme Torinofilmlab, Baltic and Scandinavian MEDIA Desks.

TUTORS

Valeria RichterTorinoFilmlab / Writers Write FilmsDenmarkPhone: +45 2613 3725valeri@get2net.dk

Antonio PiazzaTorinoFilmlabItalyapiazza.mimis@gmail.comwww.torinofilmlab.it

POWR WRITERSDENMARK

Mette Heenomh@happyendingfilm.dkPhone: +45 268 38807

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ESTONIA

Birk Rohelendrohelend@gmail.com Phone: +372 512 9188

FINLAND

Maria Lappalainenairamfin@gmail.com Phone: +358 443 568 273

Jouni Mutanenjouni@kongomedia.fi Phone: +358 505 700 793

LITHUANIA

Domante Urmonaiteinfo@spacecolour.com Phone: +370 674 685 66

SWEDEN

Richard Rosengrenrichard@rxr.sePhone: +467 621 912 04

Hampus Linderhampuslinder@hotmail.com

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Riina SildosManaging DirectorPhone: +372 504 8985E-mail: balticevent@poff.ee

Marge LiiskeAssociate DirectorPhone: +372 514 8134E-mail: balticevent@poff.ee

Eda KoppelEvent Manager, Coming Soon and Screening CoordinatorPhone: +372 520 3306E-mail: balticevent@poff.ee

Kadri KaskGuest Service ManagerPhone: +372 527 6039E-mail: beguest@poff.ee

Alice Aasmäe-KaharGuest Service AssistantPhone: +372 5664 7907E-mail: beguest@poff.ee

Leana JalukseCo-Production Market ManagerPhone: +372 5648 3490E-mail: coproduction@poff.ee

Liisi JalukseCo-Production Market Assistant/ Guest Service AssistantPhone: +372 5669 0989E-mail: beguest@poff.ee

Helen Serka-SanchezCo-Production Market AssistantPhone: +372 505 0500

Liisi PuhkB'EST Guest CoordinatorPhone: +372 5695 8123

Anu ErnitsPOWR ManagerPhone: +372 522 2200anu@efsa.ee

Lili PiltPOWR CoordinatorPhone: +372 5332 4618

Tiina TerasSTEP IN Distribution Panel Project CoordinatorPhone: +372 557 1235E-mail: tiina@kino.ee

Kati RemmelkoorMarketing CoordinatorE-mail: kati@inputout.ee

Sten-Kristian SaluveerIndustry DirectorE-mail: sten.saluveer@poff.eePhone: +818 04 434 5242 (Japan) +372 516 5242 (Estonia)

Heili JõeIndustry@Tallinn ProducerE-mail: heili.joe@off.eePhone: +372 562 37991

Heidi KoppelHospitality ManagerE-mail: heidi.koppel@poff.eePhone: +372 5886 3272

Javier Garcia PuertoThe Film Festival Programmers TalksE-mail: javiergarcia.puerto@poff.eePhone: +346 1656 9847

Maris HellrandInternational MediaE-mail: maris.hellrand@poff.eePhone: +372 5620 1118

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Aadamsoo, Martin 20Aarma, Kiur 25Aasmäe-Kahar, Alice 68Abramashvili, Nikoloz 34Aho, Kaarle 29Ahven, Anneli 22Akcijonaite, Greta 49Algus, Martin 24Alhimionoks, Kristians 44Ansone, Aija 44Avdjushko, Maria 24Avetisjan, Jivan 12Babic, Gaby 35Babić, Stanislav 14Bakanova, Aygul 41Barry, Jeffrey 65Baschet, Marc 31Bassauer, Ben 36Basso, Stefano 39Beaudoin, Claire 34Bell, Neil 61Bertolin, Paolo 54Blaney, Martin 38Boguzaite, Ruta 50Boka-Grube, Inese 42Bonakova, Tatiana 55Boros, Melinda 54Boyce, Laurence 22Bruvere, Ilona 43Bundschuh, Jörg 36Burbaite, Gabriele 47Choi, Jiwon 59Cieślik, Marzena 53Corvez, Frédéric 34Corvino, Paola 39da Silva, François 32Daugelaite, Rimante 48Degerman, Kerstin 50Degler, Cosima Maria 38De Leaniz, Sergio Garcia 32Delseth, Anne 31

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Dion, Garrick 65Drazdauskas, Kestutis 45, 49Driessen, Ellis 51Drozd, Natalia 54Druzin, Fyodor 62Dzieciol, Lukasz 53Eloranta, Ingrid 19Ernits, Anu 50, 68Fan, Gloria 65Fehér, Károly 39Felt, Ivo 17Flink, Markku 30Forsstrom, Maria 64Fountain, Alan 49Franke, Kyle 66Fransberg, Klas 28Frerotti, Alessia 25Friis, Maja 16Fröhlich, Linde 37Fryckman, Jesse 26Funato, Keiko 31Gaile, Antra 42Gaisa, Liga 41Gallego, Zivile 46Gauja, Andris 44Gelze, Alise 45Gentet, Frederic 33Gindilis, Yevgeny 57Glikman, Elena 56Glimsdal, Silje Nikoline 17Goersch, Markus 36Goldbach, Jelena 64Gorber, Jason 14Goroshko, Daniel 54Graham Walker 63Grandmont, Juliette 31Grobe, Stephan 36Grube, Gints 42Guger, Astrid 12Hasanov, Ru 12Haynes, Mille 16

Heeno, Mette 66Heinsen, John 65Hellrand, Maris 24, 68Henry-Rashid, Xavier 63Hiltunen, Jussi 29Howard, Chris 61Hronec, Ivan 15Hyvärinen, Aleksi 26Indren, Virve 50Ingram, Stede 45Jaari, Misha 26Jalukse, Leana 18, 20, 68Jalukse, Liisi 68Janelidze, Nana 34Jeon, Chanil 58Jõe, Heili 24, 68Jurtshenko, Marje 19Kaat, Marianna 18Kadastik, Kaspar 21Kalnaellis, Vilnis 44Kari, Neeme 24Karpinen, Johanna 27Kask, Kadri 68Kawaguchi, Hirofumi 40Kaye, Laurence 63Kemppinen, Petri 51Khlasheva, Olga 40Kilmi, Jaak 24Kim, Daniel 58Kim, Ellen 59Kim, Insoo 59Kim, Uljana 48Kimura, Misa 40Kinnunen, Kalle 28Kissa, Katrin 21Klympush, Roman 62Koichumanova, Altynai 41Koppel, Eda 18, 20, 68Koppel, Heidi 24, 68Kopylova, Kateryna 62Kõresaar, Andrus 20

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Nikitiuk, Marysia 62Nisell, Ulrika 51Noh, Jean 64Norberg, Sara 28Nordberg, Kai 29Nørgaard, Freja Johanne 16Oengo, Kerdi 23Oja, Dea 22Olsson, Freddy 60Ostrat, Marianne 17, 21Ozola, Lelda 50Pääsuke, Priit 22Pakalnina, Laila 42Park, Jin 59Park, Tae Joon 59, 60Partridge, Adam 63Pau, Tanel 19Pavlovičová, Eva 57Peijnenburg, Frank 51Penttilä, Ville 25Petkovic, Vladan 13Piazza, Antonio 66Pichugina, Liudmyla 61Pilt, Lili 68Porila, Kristi 18Potter, Keith 39Priimägi, Tristan 20Prior, Ian 63Puerto, Javier Garcia 24, 68Puhk, Liisi 68Puskala, Jaana 27Püsök, Botond-Csaba 54Raag, Ilmar 18Rajasaare, Katrin 19Raninen, Teija 30Raudsalu, Andrus 23Razgute, Marija 46Reinberg-Shestakov, Karin 23Remmelkoor, Kati 68Renart, Luis 60Reppo, Viktor 25Richter, Valeria 66Rips, Esko 23Ritola, Merja 28Rohelend, Birk 67Rosengren, Richard 67Rosmann, Maie 19Rowan-Legg, Shelagh 14Ruokyte-Jonsson, Liana 47

Saarinen, Lasse 29Sacuto, Gilles 33Salomaa, Risto 29Saluveer, Sten-Kristian 24, 68Savi, Tiina 18Schmeimann, Tarvo 21Schrek, Liz 63Schulmann, Alec 37Secen, Rok 58Sepp, Edith 20Sepping, Mati 20Serka-Sanchez, Helen 68Serra, Hidalgo 25Shulman, Boris 61Sildos, Riina 18, 68Simukauskas, Donatas 46Siniarska, Katarzina 52Smirnova, Natalia 55Söderström, Päivi 27Sokhnev, Alexey 55Soosaar-Penttilä, Evelin 17Souvannavong, Keoprasith 32Stahovska, Guna 43Stelios, Ziannis 34Steranka, Rastislav 51, 58Strelkova, Alexandra 58Stukas, Robertas 48Sutinen, Laura 21Talvik, Julius 66Tasca, Philippe 32Taska, Kristian 24Teras, Tiina 24, 68Thiltges, Jani 49Thiltges, Paul 50Thoke, Christoph 36Tibbo-Hudgins, Piret 20Tirdatova, Evgenia 55Tizard, Will 16Trekteris, Guntis 41Trepanier, Stephanie 13Trimonis, Lukas 46Tuomainen, Hannu 27Tuovinen, Timoteus 26Turincev, Nadia 33Tykkyläinen, Kirsi 56Tyrpakova, Lenka 15Urban, Marek 57Urmonaite, Domante 67Väänänen, Terhi 30

Krasons, Jurgis 42Kriksciunaite, Giedre 45Krizkova, Eva 57Kroonmann, Lea 20Kubat, Aktan Arym 41Kultanen, Sanna 28Kursietis, Juris 44Kurz, Sibylle 37Kvietkauskas, Rolandas 47Laas, Mait 23Lanerva, Pekka 28La Porta, Domenico 13Lappalainen, Maria 67Laudyn, Stefan 53League, Tim 64Leonaviciene, Gerda 47Lepp, Anneli 22Libossart, Juan 60Lieberman, Brenda 13Liiske, Marge 18, 68Linder, Hampus 67Liukatyte, Asta 46Livanou, Amanda 38Lokk, Tiina 23Louhimies, Aku 30Lue, Natalie 14Lukošiuniene, Aušra 47Lundgren, Inkeri 50Lwoff, Mark 26Lyytikäinen, Leila 27Makaras, Tomas 48Mäkelä, Taru 29Mammadov, Nariman 12Marinković, Pavo 14Markkusen, Stein 60Meirovitz, Elie 32Mikita, Diana 23Mishkinene, Julia 57Miskinyte , Rasa 46Modersbach, Christian 37Mogorovic, Miroslav 57Mokritskaja, Natalia 56Mustonen, Taneli 26Mutanen, Jouni 67Nafigova, Albina 55Naujokas, Zilvinas 48Neece, Jarod 66Niemi, Inari 26Nikitin, Nikolaj 35

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Vadocky, Daniel 16Valciukaite, Asta 45Valgma, Katre 45Valkama, Samuli 29Valve, Marjo 27van Hoeij, Boyd 31Velvin Myklebust, Gyda 52Vetter, Dennis 37Vildziunaite, Dagne 47Vildziunas, Kristijonas 49Vingris, Janis 42Vinovskis, Roberts 43Virtanen, Minna 30Visuri, Henrik 25Võsoberg , Madli 25Walsh, Steve 62Werner, Michael 60Weyland, Sebastian 35Wilk, Thomas 38Woda, Natalia 52Wolschlager, Ursula 12Zajicova, Helena 15Zemlyanukhin, Sergey 56Zhurzhenko, Olga 61Ziegler, Mirjam 35

ACME UAB 45Adari Films 12Air Productions 41Aktis Film International GMBH 34Alamo Drafthouse 64Alexandra Film 17Allfilm 17Alpha Violet 30Amrion 17Angel Films 25A-one films 54A-One Films Baltic 45Arsenal Filmverleih 35Artbox 45ASAP Films 31Autlook Filmsales 12Baltic Event (MTÜ BE) 18Baltic Film Production 18Beben Films 38Berlin International Film Festival 35Bokomotiv Filmproduktion AB 60Bold Films 65Bronson Club 26Bufo 26Bunnygraph Entertainment 65Busan International Film Festival 58Calgary Underground Film Festival 13Cannes Film Festival 31Cinema Cult Distribution 46Cinema Sõprus / Must Käsi 2 18Cinetech Film Production 34Cineuropa 13Ciobreliai 46Clandestine Films 31Commission Helsinki 26Cry Cinema 61CTB Film Company 54Cuba Films 19Curb Denizen Productions 62Director’s Darling Development UG 35Directory Films 61Doha Film Institute 53

Don Films 26EACEA - Education Audiovisual & Culture Executive Agency MEDIA Programme 13Eastwest Film Distribution 62Ego Media 41Era Film 46Estinfilm 19Estonian Film Institute 20Estonian Public Broadcasting 19Estonian Public Broadcasting (ERR) 19EURIMAGES – European Cinema Support Fund 32European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs (EAVE) 49Eyewell AB 60Ez Films 32Fandango 39Fantasia International Film Festival 13Fasad 60Film Agency for Wales 62Film Angels Studio 41Film Distribution Company 45FilmEstonia.eu - Estonian FIlm Commission 20Film Europe Media Company 15Film New Europe 52Film New Europe Film Sales 52Film Republic 63Film Studio Mistrus Media 42Finland Film Commission 26Finnish Film & Audiovisual Export FAVEX 27Fisher King Production 27Flying Tiger Pictures 58Fork Film Animation Studio 21Fortissimo Films 51Fralita Film 46Friishaynes 16Globus Film 54goEast Festival of Central and Eastern European Film 35Grillifilms Estonia 21Hargla Company 42

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Helsinki Intl’ Film Festival – Love & Anarchy/Finnish Film Affair 27Herzog Stuudio 21Hibana Entertainment Inc. 40Homeless Bob Production 21ICM Partners 65iN SCRiPT 46Intra Movies 39Irish Film Board 39IT Garage / www.tiptheauthors.com 21Jolle-Film 36Just a Moment 47Karlovy Vary International Film Festival 15Kaupo Filma 42Kazakhfilm 40Kazan International Festival of Muslim Cinema 55Kick Film 36Kinecko magazine 57Kinoglaz 55Kinolat 43Kinoscreen Illusion Ltd 28Kinosto 28Kinotar Oy 29Kopli Kinokompanii 22Korean Film Council 59Krakow Film Commission 52Kuukulgur Film 22Latido Films 60LevelK ApS 16Lithuanian Film Centre 47Lithuanian Short Film Agency 47Locomotive Productions 43Luxfilm 22Making Movies Oy 29Maywin Films AB 61Midpoint 15Ministry of Culture of Ukraine 62Mogador Film 36Mojo Raiser Production 43Monoduo Films 36Mono o 58Mosaic Media Group 65Moscow Business Square 55Narimanfilm 12National Archive in Prague 16National Film Center of Latvia 43Netherlands Film Fund 51New Nordic Films, The Norwegian Int. Film

Festival in Haugesund 52New People Film Company 55Nippon Connection Film Festival 37Nordic Film Days Lübeck 37Nordisk Film & TV Fond 51Novo Films 32Nukufilm 23Open FF of CIS countries & Baltic states “Kinoshock” 56Opus Film 53Outplay 32Oy Art 40Paul Thiltges Distributions 50Picture Tree International Gmbh 37Pitching & Communication Skills 37Polish Film Institute 53Popfilm 39PRIOR Entertainment 48Producers Guild of Korea (PGK) 59Production Club 40Puchon Int’l Fantastic Film Festival (PiFan) 59Rabotat HB 61Radio France Internationale RFI 32Red Dot Media 44Reel Suspects 33Revolver Film 23Riga Film Fund, Riga City Council co-financing programme 44Rija Films 44Riverbed 44Rouge International 33Saint Petersburg International Film Festival 56Scala Productions Ltd 63Schrek Film Music Production 63Screen International 38Screen International 64Semaine de la Critique 33sentimentalfilm s.r.o. 57Sitges International Fantastic Film Festival of Catalonia 60Sky Films 48Slovak Film Institute 58Solar Films Inc. Oy 30Soul Food Distribution 57Spotfilm 54Studio Uljana Kim 48SXSW Film Festival 66

Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival 23Tallinnfilm 24Tasse Film 45Telefilm 14Telesto Film 56The Finnish Film Foundation 27Toroccofilm inc. 40Toronto After Dark Film Festival 14Toronto International Film Festival 14Traumfabrik 25trickWILK GmbH 38TrustNordisk, Filmbyen 17TS Productions 33TVINDIE Film Production 56TwitchFilm.com 14Ukrainian State Film Agency 62Unafilm 38Underdogs Studio 25Unison 66Urban Distribution International 33Variety 16Vilnius Film Cluster 49Vilnius International Film Festival KINO PAVASARIS 49Vita Aktiva 57Vita Nova Films Ltd. 64Warsaw Film Festival 53West Finland Film Commission 30Witcraft Szenario OG 12Wostok 64Wunderland 372 25XYZ Films 66Yellow Affair 61Yong Film Inc. 59

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