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EMCF-2014-CATALOGUE.Pdf 9TH – 10TH – 11TH OCTOBER, 2014 UNIVERSITÀ DI BARI - DIPARTIMENTO JONICO, PRESENTATION PROGRAMME VIA DUOMO 259 – TARANTO, ITALY The Apulia Film Commission Foundation introduces the 5th closing it. The Forum encourages one to one meetings and 1st day: THURSDAY 9th 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm 6.00 pm - 8.00 pm edition of the Euro Mediterranean Coproduction Forum, partnerships between professionals, such as producers, • One to One Meetings • Taranto City Tour: taking place on 9th-10th-11th October 2014 in Taranto, with financers, experts, world sales, and the representatives of the 9.45 am - 10.00 am Individual meetings where producers MARTA National Archaeological the aim of supporting film projects (feature-length fiction, TV 20 selected projects. The programme also includes discussion • WELCOME MESSAGE of every project meet potential Museum series or documentary), at a development stage, with at least panels on issues of interest for film industry experts such as AND PROGRAMME PRESENTATION co-producers and financers 30% of the budget secured, containing a link in the plot to the “Completion Bond & Collecting Account” and “Video on by Alberto La Monica - EMCF Director 9.00 pm European or Mediterranean region. Demand, Subscription VOD, Advertising VOD”, with a focus 6.00 pm - 8.00 pm • Dinner After a long and hard process of selection, 20 projects with on some film case studies. With this event the Apulia Film 10.00 am - 11.00 am • Taranto City Tour: good potential have been detected. These projects are only Commission Foundation completes its building strategy of • “APULIA SYSTEM” PRESENTATION: Aragonese Castle 3rd day: SATURDAY 11th partially financed by institutions, domestic producers or EU the audiovisual industrial chain, allowing the exchange of - Apulia Film Commission funds and are looking for an international coproduction good production methods, as well as financial resources, in presentation by Daniele Basilio - 9.00 pm 9.30 am - 1.00 pm to increase their percentage of budget secured, hopefully order to boost and ease film making in Apulia and Italy. AFC Chief Executive Officer • Dinner • PANEL #2: “COMPLETION BOND - Apulia Film Funds presentation & COLLECTING ACCOUNT” by Roberto Corciulo - AFC Film Fund 2nd day: FRIDAY 10th Focus on movie financial tools for Manager coproduction: completion bond - - Services available in the Region 9.30 am - 1.00 pm collecting account - movie insurance by Massimo Modugno - AFC • PANEL #1: “VOD, SVOD AND A VOD” - special purpose vehicle companies. Focus on VOD, SVOD and A VOD with CREDITS Multimedia Account Moderator: Bernie Stampfer - Focal - Locations available in the Region a compared analysis between US and - COMPLETION BOND: by Raffaella Delvecchio - AFC EU system - approaching Italian new Per Neumann - European Film Bonds International Production Manager practices - contribution to the business EUROPEAN UNION Realized with the Patronage of EURIMAGES, model of the independent sector and Ali Moshref - Film Finances - Creative Apulia District presentation Project co-financed by the E.U., in accordance with the City of Taranto and in cooperation with ACE, development of film industry. Michael Steiger - C-Films, CASE STUDY: by Ivan D’Ambrosio - Creative Apulia Operational Programme E.R.D.F. Puglia 2007-2013 Sofia Meetings, FOCAL NIGHT TRAIN TO LISBON by Bille August District, Audiovisual Department Moderator: Alain Modot - Media Axis IV Line 4.3 Action 4.3.1 - “Promotion, communication, Manager Consulting Group - COLLECTING ACCOUNT: technology and digital infrastructure service, aimed at the Martijn Meerstadt - Freeway EURO MEDITERRANEAN COPRODUCTION FORUM - USA & EUROPE: AN OVERVIEW OF THE touristic valorisation of the territory” Entertainment Director: Alberto La Monica 11.00 am - 11.30 am INTERNATIONAL MARKET Axis VI Line 6.3 Action 6.3.2 - “Initiatives in support of local Amanda Pyne - Ap Media Consultancy Project Manager: Roberta Vernice • Coffee Break Nicolla Allieta - Under the Milky Way business internationalization” Michael Steiger - C-Films, CASE STUDY: Office Coordinator: Mario Muscogiuri Christophe Cluzel - France Tv 11.30 am - 12.00 am NIGHT TRAIN TO LISBON by Bille August Programme and Meetings Coordinator: Davide Carrozza Distribution, Head of Digital APULIA REGION • “SHOOTING IN PUGLIA” Hospitality Coordinator: Elisa Reale Development Tourism, Culture and Mediterranean Department TESTIMONIALS: 1.00 pm - 2.30 pm Policies Area for the Promotion of the Territory, Riccardo Neri - Lupin Film on - ITALIAN MARKET: NEW OFFERS, • Lunch Break PROJECT SELECTION BY: of Knowledge and Talents THIRD PERSON by Paul Haggis NEW PERSPECTIVES Alberto La Monica EMCF Director Economic Development Department Caroline Levy - Vertigo Films on Angelo Pettazzi - Mediaset Marketing 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm Economic Development, Employment WALKING ON SUNSHINE by Max Giwa Manager • One to One Meetings and Innovation Policy Department and Dania Pasquini Andrea Fabiano - RAI Marketing Individual meetings where producers International Business Promotion Department Ivan D’Ambrosio - Dinamo Film on Strategy of every winning project meet potential THE BOLD AND THE BEAUTIFUL Saverio Mascolo - Quavlive CEO co-producers and financers APULIA FILM COMMISSION FOUNDATION by Michael Stich President: Antonella Gaeta 1.00 pm - 2.30 pm 6.00 pm - 8.00 pm EURO MEDITERRANEAN COPRODUCTION FORUM Vice-president: Luigi De Luca 12.00 am - 1.00 pm • Lunch Break • Taranto City Tour APULIA FILM COMMISSION FOUNDATION Chief Executive Officer: Daniele Basilio • SELECTED PROJECTS BRIEF 2.30 pm - 5.30 pm 9.00 pm EU Projects: Cristina Piscitelli Cineporti di Puglia/Bari - c/o Fiera del Levante FINANCIAL PRESENTATION • One to One Meetings Production Office: Raffaella Delvecchio, Lungomare Starita, 1 - 70132 Bari, Italy by Davide Carrozza - EMCF Programme • Closing Dinner Tel: +39 080 9752900 - Fax: +39 080 9147464 and Meeting Coordinator Individual meetings where producers Antonella Lopopolo, Roberto Corciulo, of every project meet potential Massimo Modugno 1.00 pm - 2.30 pm co-producers and financers EU Projects Management: Dina Allegretti, [email protected] • Lunch Break Andreina De Nicolò www.forum.apuliafilmcommission.it MONK (NETHERLANDS) pag. 24 Production Company: Viking Film INDEX Producer attending: Marleen Slot Projects, directors, producers and guests ROMANTIC RESEARCHER (ITALY) pag. 26 Production Company: R.T.I. Romantic Producers attending: Sergio De Giuseppe, Michele Lanubile THE BOUNCER (ISRAEL) pag. 28 Production Company: Transfax Films 40% (ITALY) pag. 6 Producer Attending: Marek Rozenbaum Production Company: Jole Film Producer attending: Andrea Stucovitz THE DAWN OF SARAJEVO (ITALY) pag. 30 Production Company: Khàrisma Produzioni ALI, THE GOAT AND IBRAHIM (EGYPT) pag. 8 Producers attending: Anna Murolo, Etleva Benga Production Company: Transit Film Producer attending: Hossam Elouan THE DAYBREAK (ALBANIA) pag. 32 Production Companies: Artalb Film / 90 Produktion BROTHERS (TURKEY) pag. 10 Producer attending: Gentian Koçi Production Company: Anka Film Producer attending: Funda Ödemiş THE WHITE FLY (ITALY) pag. 34 Selected in partnership with Sofia Meetings Production Company: La Luna Producer attending: Amedeo Pagani CHARLES IV (CZECH REPUBLIC) pag. 12 Production Company: Three Brothers Production TWIN FLOWER (ITALY) pag. 36 Producer attending: Viktor Krištof Production Company: Picture Show Producer attending: Giuseppe Gallo DO MY HANDS NOT BURN? (PORTUGAL) pag. 14 Production Company: Alce Filmes THE DREAM GOD (RUSSIA) pag. 38 Producer Attending: Teresa Villaverde Production Company: Proline Films Producer attending: Leonid Choub FIRST PERSON (UK) pag. 16 Production Companies: Irregular Features / Tunic Media UNFORGETTABLE SPRING IN FORGOTTEN VILLAGE (MACEDONIA) pag. 40 Producer Attending: Mark Forstater, Nicholas Cohen Production Company: Manufaktura Producer attending: Sasho Pavlovski INSYRIATED (LEBANON, BELGIUM, FRANCE) pag. 18 Production Company: Exit Film Production VIVA (UK) pag. 42 Producer attending: Rosy Abdo Production Company: Cinatura Producer attending: Kees Kasander KABUL DREAMS (CZECH REPUBLIC) pag. 20 Selected in partnership with Puglia Experience Production Company: Negative Film Producer Attending: Kateřina Černá, Zuzana Bielikova WALDEN (FRANCE) pag. 44 Production Company: Sedna Films LOUD (GERMANY) pag. 22 Producer attending: Cécile Vacheret Production Company: Mouna Producer attending: Nicole Ackermann GUEST ATTENDING LIST pag. 46 ITALY EMCF 2014 one hand documentary films and Neo-realism (Rossellini, De numerous awards (i.e. LUX prize, David di Donatello). 40% Sica, De Seta and Pasolini), and on the other political films The film has been released in more than 30 countries. In (Petri, Pontecorvo and Rosi). Over the last few years, with a 2013 Jolefilm produced Segre’s second feature film, “First new generation of filmmaking friends, I have tried to work Snowfall”, which premiered at 70. Venice Film Festival - on the first of them and now, with this new project, I would Orizzonti Competition. CORRADO IS ONE OF THE EUROPEAN POLICEMEN INVOLVED IN A MISSION IN POST-REVOLUTION like to attempt to face also the second. I believe this story LIBYA. HIS ENCOUNTER WITH A YOUNG SOMALI MIGRANT, SWADA, WILL TAKE HIM TO DRAMATIC will let me work in a cinematic territory that intersects the FILMOGRAPHY: CROSSROADS. humanity of Neo-realism and the courage of political films. -First Snowfall, by Andrea Segre, Italy, 2013 -Con il Fiato Sospeso, by Costanza Quatriglio, Italy, 2013, short DIRECTOR’S PROFILE
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