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155x235 pages mkcr en 17.7.2007 12:06 Stránka 1 REPORT ON CZECH CINEMATOGRAPHY FOR 2006 MINISTRY OF CULTURE DEPARTMENT OF MEDIA AND AUDIOVISION www. mkcr.cz TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION . 2 STATE SUPPORT FOR CINEMATOGRAPHY. 2 STATE FUND OF THE CZECH REPUBLIC FOR SUPPORT AND DEVELOPMENT OF THE CZECH CINEMATOGRAPHY . 6 INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATIONS. 11 NATIONAL FILM ARCHIVE . 15 CZECH FILM CENTRE . 16 FESTIVALS, SHOWCASES AND PRIZES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC . 17 AWARDS GRANTED TO CZECH AND CO-PRODUCTION FILMS AND FILM PERSONALITIES AT FOREIGN FESTIVALS . 22 FILM PRODUCTION . 29 FILM DISTRIBUTION . 37 VIDEO-DISTRIBUTION AND PIRACY. 38 OVERVIEWS . 41 ADDRESS LIST OF INSTITUTIONS AND ENTITIES ENGAGED IN AUDIOVISION . 50 The Department of Media and Audiovision of the Ministry of Culture submits the Annual Report on Czech Cinematography with small modifications: considering the purpose the Report is to serve, the commentaries and evaluating communications have been deleted, and both the professional and general publics are presented more facts, statistics and overviews, as well as references to some websites. From the practical perspective, the brochure format has been changed. The information sources were the Czech Film Centre, National Film Archive, MEDIA Desk CZ, European Audiovisual Observatory, Union of Film Distributors, Czech Anti-Piracy Union and Separate Department of Administration of State Funds of the Ministry of Culture. The Department of Media and Audiovision of the Ministry of Culture appreciates any and all comments on and new information for the 2007 Report. 1 155x235 pages mkcr en 17.7.2007 12:06 Stránka 2 INTRODUCTION In the middle of 2006 after the veto of the President of the Czech Republic, the Chamber of Deputies definitely rejected the governmental draft amendment to Act No. 241/1992 Coll., on the State Fund of the Czech Republic for Support and Development of the Czech Cinematography (hereinafter referred to as “Fund”), which amendment was particularly to strengthen the Fund resources. At the International Film Festival in Karlovy Vary, the representatives of political parties and Prime Minister promised to provide an extraordinary contribution of the state to the Fund. Following the discussions with the political representatives, a Working Group was established at the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, aimed at formulating theses to describe the film community's expectations of an optimum shape of the state support, institutional assurance and overall legal framework in the cinematography area, on the basis of which it would consequently be possible to draft a new cinematography law. The law should address all the areas of film making, film production, film institutions and film education. On 14 November 2006, the Film Council was established to associate 17 professional associations, 9 film festivals and 5 film institutions and schools. It aims at co-ordinating the preparation of the cinematography law and informing its members on progress of such work. In 2006, an amendment to Act No. 273/1993 Coll., on certain conditions of the production, dissemination and archiving of audiovisual works, was adopted. Commencing 1 January 2007, the amendment also imposes, among others, an obligation upon producers and distributors to forward File Sheets to the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic, which will maintain, apart from the database of businesses engaged in the audiovision, also files of audiovisual works. STATE SUPPORT FOR CINEMATOGRAPHY The cinematography area is regulated by Act No. 241/1992 Coll., on the State Fund of the Czech Republic for Support and Development of the Czech Cinematography, and Act No. 273/1993Sb., on certain conditions of production, dissemination and archiving of audiovisual works, on modifications and amendments to certain laws and some other regulations, as later amended. In the financial support area, the state support is realised through the State Fund of the Czech Republic for Support and Development of the Czech Cinematography and selection procedure for subsidy from the Ministry of Culture. In both the cases, individual subsidy areas are announced every year. Projects are assessed and potential supports are recommended by a panel of independent experts. In 2006, the total financial support from the state budget in the area of medias and audiovision reached the amount of 91,616,590 CZK. The state covers the membership fees in European organisations, such as Eurimages, European Audiovisual Observatory and MEDIA Programme. In 2006, the members of the Subsidy Selection Commission of the Department of Media and Audiovision of the Ministry of Culture were as follows: MgA. Petr Bok, Mgr. Briana Čechová, Josef Eismann, Josef Hanuš, Adriena Jirková, Mgr. Darina Křivánková, PhDr. Jaroslav Matoušek, PhDr. Petr Pavlovský (Commission Chairman) and Milica Pechánková. 2 155x235 pages mkcr en 17.7.2007 12:06 Stránka 3 Subsidies granted by the Department of Media and Audiovision in 2006 Recipient Project Subsidy in CZK Academy of Performing Arts FAMUfest 200,000 - Faculty of Films and Television Association of Czech Film Clubs Seminars 800,000 Association of Czech Film Clubs Film and School 150,000 Association of Czech Cinematographers Prizes of Association of 50,000 Czech Cinematographers Avant Promotion s. r. o Arts&Film Telč - European Art 300,000 Film Festival Castrum, o. p. s. Film and History: Countryside from 40,000 Central European Perspective - Festival Czech Committee of UNICA - Videohobby - Journal, Monthly 100,000 Nationwide Association of Non-Professional Film Dalimil Koutek - A-Studio Ostrava Little Horse - International Film 90,876 Festival of Children's Activity Dominik centrum, s. r. o. Plzeň Final - Czech Film Festival 1,800,000 House of Culture Ostrov Ota Hofman Children's Film 150,000 and Television Festival, Ostrov Dvanáct opic, s. r. o. Boundaries in Psychosomatics - 30,000 TV Programme Eurofilmfest Days of European Films 2006 160,000 FITES Film and TV Association - Trilobite Beroun Prizes 70,000 FITES Film and TV Association - Synchron - FITES Bulletin 100,000 Fresh Films, s. r. o. Fresh Film Fest - International Festival 550,000 Gender Studies, o. p. s. Tuesdays with Gender 45,971 “… Through Women's Eyes!“ Documentary Film Institute Ex Oriente Film - Subject Exchange 600,000 Ivan Tomek Prague Film Academy - Spring Cycle 35,000 Ivan Tomek Prague Film Academy - Autumn Cycle 30,000 JuniorMedia Society o. p .s. Bedna - Children's TV Monthly 100,000 Kateřina Mikulcová Creativity Parallels - Documentary Cycle 40,433 Cinema Club Ostrov Litoměřice For The Sixth Time - 80,000 Film Festival Domino Club - Children's Press Agency Children's Media Production 90,000 Domino Club - Children's Press Agency Dominoade - Competition of Children's 50,000 Radio Programmes Club of Film Amateurs and Welzlovo Filmobile 30,000 Travellers Zábřeh Club of Culture Uherské Hradiště It Also Concerns You - Showcase 50,000 Club of Culture, o. p. s. Třinec Film Summer 199,619 Club Centre in Ústí nad Orlicí Nadotek - Documentary Film Festival 60,000 Cultural Weekly A 2, s. r. o. A 2 Cultural Weekly - weekly copies 150,000 focused on single film subjects 3 155x235 pages mkcr en 17.7.2007 12:06 Stránka 4 Town of Přelouč František Filipovský Awards for Dubbing 70,000 Town of Teplice nad Metují International Mountaineering Film Festival 67,730 Municipal Club of Nové Město nad Metují Nové Město Pot of Laughter - Film Festival 100,000 Miloš Fryš - Camera Obscura Jean-Luc Godard: Film Story (ies) 70,000 Publishing House - Publication and DVD Moravskoslezský kruh Konec konců (After All) - Journal 200,000 (Moravian-Silesian Circle) Music on Film Music on Film - Non-Competitive 80,000 Music Film Festival “Démonický koník” Civil Association Sokolov Film Seminar 40,000 “Ekofilm” Civil Association Ekofilm Český Krumlov 150,000 - International Festival “Pro-AERO” Civil Association Film Showcases 100,000 Pastiche filmz Young Creators in Front of Audience 30,000 - Cycle of Forums Pavel Dobrovský - BETA Barrandov III - Oasis in the Midst of Demons 65,000 Prague Scientific and Engineering Society Exhibition on Czech Film in Wroclaw 20,000 Pro-Central Never-Ending Film Festival at “Central” 50,000 Art Cinema Profil Media s. r. o. Datatransfer - Festival of Current Visual Styles 100,000 Radim Špaček Bollywood Film Festival 60,000 Association for Radio Production Balance - Presentation of Literary 48,000 Radio Programmes Association for Radio Production Report - Showcase of Documentary and 62,000 Journalism Radio Programmes Association of Cinepur Friends Cinepur - Film Journal, Two-Monthly 400,000 Association of Friends of Film and Time - Journal, Quarterly 500,000 Professional Film Press Private Film School in Písek, s.r.o. Písek 2006 - Student Film Festival PÍSEK 300,000 STUD Brno Mezipatra 2006 - Gay and Lesbian 40,000 Film Festival Studio Fáma 92 s. r. o. Book World in Film - Showcase 50,000 Unijazz - Association to Support Boskovice 2006 - Festival for Jewish District 50,000 Cultural Activities Union Film s. r. o. Audiovisual - Cycle 40,000 Union Film s. r. o. Documentary Monday - Cycle 50,000 Palacký University in Olomouc Academia Film Olomouc (AFO) 150,000 - International Festival Tomáš Baťa University - Faculty of Mixer - Student Film Festival 90,000 Multimedia Communications 4 155x235 pages mkcr en 17.7.2007 12:06 Stránka 5 ALKAY Animation Prague, s.r.o. “Hrnečku vař!” - New Animated 997,000 Film Making Projects Anifilm, s. r. o. Mrs. G. - New Animated Film 996,000 Making Projects Association of Czech Film Clubs Summer Film School in Uherské Hradiště 1,000,000 Association of Czech Film Clubs Purchase of Artistically Valuable Films 1,500,000 Association of Czech Film Clubs Chinese Cinematography Showcase 1,300,000 Corona, s. r. o. Antifest Třeboň 2006 10,000,000 Corona, s. r. o. TV Stations - International Conference 1,085,000 Corona, s. r. o. New Animated Film Making Projects 217,000 - Competition Organisation Czech Film Chamber, o. p. s. Czech Film Centre 2006 Activity 2,972,000 People In Need, o.
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