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°Efp – Europe! Umbrella at the American Film Market Los Angeles films. talent. spirit. Nov 1 – 8 2017 °efp – europe! umbrella at the American Film Market Los Angeles efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 1 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 Programme of the European Union Creative Europe Support Programme for Europe’s Cultural and Creative Sectors 2014 – 2020 www.ec.europa.eu/culture/ creative-europe efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 2 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 03 °efp european fi l m promotion Nov 1 – 8 2017 at the American Film Market, USA efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 3 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 europe! films. talent. spirit. 5 welcome 6 efp europe! umbrella participants 24 about efp – initiatives in support of the european film industry 32 efp – the network 34 partners and imprint efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 4 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 welcome 05 EUROPE! UMBRELLA EFP Managing Director at the American Film Market Sonja Heinen In 2017, EFP (European Film Promotion) runs for the 19th time the EUROPE! UMBRELLA at the American Film Market (AFM). Acknowledged as an important meeting point for film professionals, EFP’s presence has made it possible for more than 190 small and medium- sized European companies to network at the AFM since 1998. Brief profiles of the companies participating at the EUROPE! UMBRELLA 2017 will introduce you to Europe’s films and diversity. This year, 16 EFP Team in Los Angeles companies from 11 different European countries Sabine Rolinski take advantage of the EUROPE! UMBRELLA as [email protected] their operating base to do their daily business. Sharon Soboil US Consultant Our sincere thanks go to the Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme for their ongoing support for EFP cell this highly successful annual initiative. +49 160 440 9595 visit the EUROPE! Umbrella: We are looking forward to welcoming you Loews Santa MonicaBeach Hotel at our suite 817/819 at this year’s American Film 8th floor, office 817 / 819 Market. 1700 Ocean Avenue Santa Monica CA 90401 phone +1 310 458 6700 ext. 817 November 2017 (through operator) efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 5 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 °efp europe! umbrella participants 7 Amadeus Entertainment, United Kingdom 8 Copenhagen Bombay Sales, Denmark 9 Dutch Features Global Entertainment, The Netherlands 10 EastWest Filmdistribution, Austria 11 Eurocine, France 12 Film Center Serbia, Serbia 13 HNFF World Sales, Hungary 14 Latido Films, Spain 15 Miramedia, Germany 16 Parkland Pictures, United Kingdom 17 Reach Up High Entertainment, United Kingdom 18 See Film Pro, Serbia 19 Sonovision, Poland 20 Soul Food, Serbia 21 Summerside International, The Netherlands 22 The Yellow Affair, Finland/Sweden 23 WestEnd Films, United Kingdom efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 6 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 United 07 Amadeus Kingdom Entertainment Amadeus Entertainment is a London-based sales company. Amadeus established itself as a “boutique-operation” for independent feature films with strong commercial potential. We acquire from 8 to 12 films per year, making sure we explore the potential of every movie at the maximum. Our catalogue boosts over US$80m worth of new contact at AFM Ksenia Volochkovskaya film productions. Head of Acquisitions We mainly specialise in such genres as historical cell +39 334 741 90 13 action, 3D animation, action, biography fiction, [email protected] fantasy, fairy-tales, dramas, romantic comedies. Flms at AFM Black Angel, 2018 by Roger Christian Germany, Hungary, United Kingdom Genre: Action, contact at AFM Adventure, Fantasy Ivo Fiorenza Head of International Sales Balkan Line, 2018 cell UK +44 7958 36 7159 by Andrey Volgin cell IT +39 348 0387983 Russian Federation [email protected] Genre: Action, Drama, Historical The Truth Lies In Heaven, 2016 contact by Roberto Faenza Amadeus Entertainment Italy Riverbank House Genre: Drama, One Putney Bridge Approach Thriller, Horror UK – London SW6 3JD phone +44 20 8180 2731 Blockbuster, 2017 [email protected] by Roman Volobuev www.amadeus-ent.com Russian Federation Genre: Action, Comedy efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 7 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 Copenhagen Denmark Bombay Sales Copenhagen Bombay Sales is focused on children’s film. With films like The Great Bear and Beyond Beyond, Copenhagen Bombay Sales has positioned itself as a sales company presenting original and creative films that do well in the international markets. New highlights are the films Next Door Spy, The War Game and Monstria. contact at AFM Marta Zych Films at AFM Head of International Next Door Spy, 2017 Sales & Acquisitions by Karla Von Bengtson cell +45 2541 9911 Denmark marta.zych@ Genre: Crime Thriller for copenhagenbombay.com kids / 2D Animation The War Game, 2017 by Goran Kapetanovic Sweden Genre: Live Action Feature Monstria, 2018 (expected) by Rickard Söderström Sweden Genre: Animated Sci-Fi Adventure / 3D Animation contact Copenhagen Bombay Sales Refshalevej 147, 1st floor DK – 1432 Copenhagen K phone +45 25 419911 [email protected] www.copenhagenbombay.com efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 8 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 The 09 Dutch Features Netherlands Global Entertainment Dutch Features Global Entertainment, headed by CEO Pim van Collem, is a specialized worldsales and licensing company based in The Netherlands, focused on marketing and selling high quality features, family films, thrillers and acclaimed tele- vision drama series. Their unrivalled slate includes a unique selection of box office hit films realized by some of Europe’s most innovative producers. contact at AFM Francoise Nieto-Fong Senior Sales Executive Films at AFM cell +1 786 208 7350 Sunset Contract, 2017 Silk Road, 2017 [email protected] by Mark Conen by Mark de Cloe United Kingdom The Netherlands Genre: Drama, Thriller Genre: Thriller, TV movie Bella Donna's, 2017 Ron Goossens, 2016 by Jon Karthaus by Flip van der Kuil, The Netherlands Steffen Haars Genre: Comedy, The Netherlands female target Genre: Comedy, male target Speechless, 2017 by Hilde Van Mieghem Belgium Genre: Drama contact Dutch Features Global Entertainment Hogeweg 56D NL – 2042 GJ Zandvoort phone +31 23 888 0168 [email protected] www.dutchfeatures.com efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 9 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 EastWest Austria Filmdistribution EastWest Filmdistribution is an independent feature film sales company specialized in the promotion and sale of high-quality movies. Our preferred genres are family/kid, horror, thriller and drama. However we are open to other kinds of projects if they are marketable. Our team operates on an international basis with a strong network of experienced film professionals and is engaged in finding the right markets for contact at AFM each movie. Yannick Rudynski EastWest has a passion for world cinema and Sales and Acquisition Manager a firm belief that the film represented by the team cell +43 664 510 41 66 yannick@eastwest- deserves and will find its audience. distribution.com °efp screening Films at AFM The Chronicles Of Melanie Killing God, 2017 A Thousand Things I Nov 3, 6:30pm by Albert Pintó and Would Do For You, 2017 Screening Room: Caye Casas by Didac Cervera Dick Clark Productions Spain Spain 2900 Olympic Blvd Black Comedy/ Romantic Comedy, 89 min rsvp to Horror, 90 min When things go wrong for [email protected] Four family members this young man in love, gather to celebrate New they go seriously wrong! Year’s Eve. But an uninvited guest crashes the party The Chronicles Of with a strange game – and Melanie, 2017 contact he claims he’s God. by Viestur Kairish EastWest Filmdistribution GmbH Latvia, Czech Republic, Finland 24/25 Lerchengasse Screamers, 2016 Biography, History, 120 min A – 1080 Vienna by Dean Matthew Ronald phone +43 1 890 83 76 USA Official submission at the www.eastwest-distribution.com Horror, 85 min Academy Awards in the Scaring viewers on the Best Foreign Language FIlm internet brings them profit. Category from Latvia A social media team gets greedy for more clicks and cash, but screaming comes at a high price… efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 10 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 Eurociné France 11 One of the oldest French companies, Eurociné produces and distributes its own American and European productions and some exciting titles. Its library mixes action, horror, family, erotic and B&W classics. Many of Eurociné’s films became “cult” movies, are screened in cinematheques and prestigious festivals. Eurociné produced for Canal+ a film tribute to one contact at AFM of his favorite directors JESS FRANCO sought by contact at AFM Yannick Rudynski numerous festivals. Eurociné is also for Canal+ the Daniel Lesoeur Sales and Acquisition Manager subject of a documentary , recounting its origins Managing Director cell +43 664 510 41 66 and Eurocine’s production period of the 70’. cell +33 609 182 359 yannick@eastwest- distribution.com Lately after partnered in the multi-awarded stop motion Toys In The Attic voiced by Forest Whitaker, °efp screening Joan Cusack and Carry Elwes, we are involved The Chronicles Of Melanie in an animated movie intended for the family and Nov 3, 6:30pm Screening Room: children: Gabriella – curious characters try Dick Clark Productions to appropriate the magic powers of a little girl. 2900 Olympic Blvd rsvp to [email protected] Films at AFM The Last Movie about and with JESS FRANCO by Pedro Temboury & Daniel Lesoeur France, Spain contact Genre: Documentary Eurociné 4, Imp Morlet Toys In The Attic FR – 75011 Paris by Jiri Barta [email protected] Japan, Czech Republic www.eurocine.net Genre: Animation voiced by Forest Whitaker, Joan Cusack, among oghers. efp_2017_AFM_Booklet_druck_01.indd 11 20.10.17 KW42 15:51 Film Center Serbia Serbia Film Center Serbia (FCS) is a government • Film Fund organization working under the patronage of • Film Commission • Film Promotion the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Serbia. • Publishing FCS was founded in order to creatively stimulate and administrate financial support to Serbian film industry. Its goal is to direct and manage strategic development and reconstruction of Serbian film industry. FCS at AFM Film Center Serbia supports Soul Food and SEE Film Pro at the AFM, please see pages 18 and 20.
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