Introducing the Dutch film sector black The Netherlands is home to a vibrant butterflies paula van film industry. From feature films der oest documentaries, animated films and experimental films, the Netherlands has an open and outwardly oriented attitude ing towards international co-production and ilm sector a strong tradition in the production of Introducthe fDutch feature films for children and youth.

2 Facts and Figures screens released films cinema attendance market share features arthouse screens dutch feature films 2010 dutch film shot wholly or mainly in dutch documentaries 2011 the netherlands shot wholly or mainly abroad

161 27 20 22,38 24

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• In 2011 the Netherlands • In 2011 a total of 343 films • 2011 saw an increase in • In 2011 the market share • 24 features (including was served by 777 screens were released theatrically cinema attendance from for Dutch film including co-productions) were shot of which 161 were dedicated in the Netherlands of which 28.1 million (2010) to 30.4 minority productions was wholly or mainly in the to arthouse film. 47 were Dutch productions million, which accounted 22.38% domestically Netherlands in 2011 and (including minority co pro- for gross box office reve- (6.8 million admissions). 28 feature films (including • In 2011 the Netherlands ductions): 27 feature films nues of € 240 million. co-productions) were shot Film Fund participated and 20 documentaries. • In 2011 production costs wholly or mainly abroad. in 15 minority interna- • Film festivals and markets averaged € 2.6 million. tional feature films and in the Netherlands attract 31 majority feature films. up to 1 million visitors and Dutch features rose to a film professionals each year. total production volume of € 74.7 million. The volume of minority co productions rose to € 22.8 million.

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The Netherlands Film Fund

The Netherlands Film Fund is the national agency responsible for supporting film production in the Netherlands. It focuses on the quality and diversity of feature films, documentaries, shorts, animation and experimental films. The Fund’s operations cover participation in the fields of development, production and distribution. In addition, the Fund supports film activities such as film festivals, co-production markets and individual training for film professionals.

The Netherlands Film Fund was founded in 1993 following the merger of two other funds. It is government funded, and operates under the aegis of the Ministry of Culture, receiving its own funding on the basis of four-year policy plans. The Netherlands Film Fund repre- sents the Netherlands in the Council of Europe’s fund for the co-produc- tion of films, Eurimages.

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The Film Fund seeks to raise the artistic quality of Dutch film, to widen its public reach and to strengthen its international position through stimulating: • international co-operation • talent development • entrepreneurship • creative and technical innovation

The Netherlands has been a signa- tory to the European Convention on Cinematographic Co-production since August 1, 1995.

Budget The total amount available for funding in 2012 is € 35.1 million.

In 2011 the Fund invested: € 2.1 million in development

€ 31.9 million in production (including minority co-productions)

€ 0.93 million in distribution and € 0.38 million in film festivals

5 Who can apply?

Applications for development and/ The time required for processing a or production support must be request for support varies from four submitted by a Dutch production to thirteen weeks, depending on the company, and the project must be type of request. acknowledged as a cultural product. If an individual director or screen- The Fund also maintains a match- writer wishes to apply without the ing scheme that grants funding to involvement of a producer, he/she feature length films that have signi- can do so only for an experimental ficant commercial potential in Dutch film or animation film, and if the pro- cinemas. The subsidy is granted on duction budget is under €25.000. a ‘first-come, first-served’ basis, Individuals can receive grants for until the budget is entirely assigned training courses, and organisations to projects. Dutch based producers can receive grants for film festivals, with 70% of their production finan- co-production markets, publica- cing in place can apply for the final tions and workshops. part of their film’s budget.

Primary evaluation criteria The decision to support projects or persons is based on the advice of experts who will evaluate: • the quality of script and film plan • the talent of the professionals • the possibilities for national release and international sales/ distribution

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International co-operation

The aim of encouraging inter- national co-operation through the funding of co-productions is • to improve the solid financial base for film production • to stimulate export of film production • to sharpen and broaden the creative view of filmmakers • to strengthen working relation- ships between Dutch producers and their international counter- parts.

The Fund provides funding to Dutch producers to facilitate their involvement in 12-15 minority co-produced feature films per year, 3-5 minority co-produced feature length documentaries, and 2-5 minority co-produced short anima- tion films.

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Conditions which had a theatrical release in for minority the Netherlands. co-production with • A deal memo from a Dutch film the Netherlands distributor for the theatrical • Applications for production sup- release of the film in the Nether- port must be submitted by the lands is required. Dutch minority co-producer. • The project needs to have sub- • The maximum contribution stantial financial support already for a minority feature film co- in place from the country of origin production is €200.000. This is of the main producer, amounting only for production purposes. The to at least 50% of its own share. maximum contribution for a short • The requested subsidy animation or documentary minor- amount must be fully spent in the ity co-production is € 50.000. Netherlands. • Priority is given to co-productions • A good chance of recipro-city with European-based production makes projects more eligible for companies or co-productions with funding. countries that have a co-produc- • The total Dutch share of the pro- tion agreement or treaty with the ject needs to be at least 10% of the Netherlands. production cost. This can include • The Film Fund strongly recom- the Dutch share coming from mends foreign producers to team Eurimages. up with a film production company from the Netherlands that has a More info: track record of having produced at www.filmfonds.nl least one full length feature film, (English) documentary or animation film (depending on the application),

8 Netherlands Film Fund – Hubert Bals Fund

In order to offer Dutch producers project should be rooted in the cul- the possibility to become more ture of the applicant’s country. But involved in international produc- the Fund has no rigid rules and each tions, and to support the ‘Hubert individual project will be judged on Bals Fund projects’ at production its own merits. stage, the Hubert Bals Fund Plus scheme was initiated by the Nether- Applications can be submitted by lands Film Fund and the Hubert Bals the Dutch minority coproducer to Fund. It's aim is to bring remarkable the office of the Hubert Bals Fund. or cutting-edge feature films by innovative and talented filmmakers More info: from developing countries closer to www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com completion.

Since 2006, the Netherlands Film Fund has annually made € 200,000 available for the Hubert Bals Fund Plus. Applications from Dutch producers can be granted up to a maximum of €50.000 per project. Most important for the selection committee is the artistic quality of each application. The committee also looks closely at the viability of each project. The project should contribute to the development of the local film industry and to local filmmaking skills. The story of the

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Conditions for international distribution and dubbing support

In order to strengthen the interna- tional position of Dutch films, the Fund has implemented a new funding scheme designed both to support foreign distributors and sales agents who handle Dutch films as well as the dubbing of Dutch films. For Dutch producers, sales deliveries and fes- tival costs are also supported.Both foreign sales agents and distributors can apply for international dubbing and distribution support for the international release of Dutch feature films and documentaries. Dutch features with a production budget under € 2 million, feature- length documentaries with a budget up to €600.000 and films selected for international festivals that have received support from the Film Fund and are released theatrically, may receive further support to cover international distribution and dub- bing costs.

Distribution support for: International theatrical release of Dutch features and documentaries,

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Conditions for international distribution and dubbing support

outside the Netherlands by a foreign distributor in a maximum of two countries. The Film Fund can match up to 40% of the total costs maximally € 10.000 per film. A deal memo with the foreign distributor needs to be submitted as well as a distribution plan for theatrical release and a cross-media marke- ting plan.

Dubbing support for: Dutch fea- ture films to enable international distribution by a foreign distributor or sales agent. The Film Fund can match up to 50% of the total costs with a maximum contribution of € 20.000 per film. Dutch films for children and youth are given priority treatment. For dubbing support, a deal memo between the production company (or its representative) and the foreign distributor, or between the production company and the foreign sales agent, needs to be submitted. The reasons why dub- bing is necessary need to be clearly specified and explained.

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Dutch majority Dutch majority coproductions coproductions (2010 release) (2011 release)

R U There Tirza Brownian Eep! Lena Isabelle director director/writer Movement writer director director David Verbeek Rudolf van den Berg director/writer Mieke de Jong Christophe van Ben Sombogaart writer producer Nanouk Leopold producer Rompaey writer Rogier de Blok Cadenza Films (NL) producer Lemming (NL) writer Marieke van der Pol producer co-producers Circe Films (NL) co-producers Mieke de Jong producer Topkapi (NL) Fu Works (NL) co-producers A private view (B) producer Topkapi co-producers PrimeTime (B) Bella Cohen Films broadcaster Isabella Films co-producers Les Petites Lumières broadcaster (NL) Coin Film (G) NPS co-producers Samsa Film (L) (FR), South Sky NPS, NPO Serendipity Films funding A Private view (B), broadcaster Filmworx (Taiwan) funding (B) MEDIA, Netherlands Kazbek (NL) NCRV NFF Netherlands Film broadcaster Film Fund, CoBO, broadcaster funding broadcaster Fund, CoBO, VPRO, 3Sat VAF, Eurimages, NPS Netherlands Film VPRO Ministry of Culture, funding Belgian Tax shelter funding Fund, Luxembourg funding Education and Netherlands Film countries Netherlands Film Film Fund Netherlands Film Science, City of the Fund, CoBO, Netherlands 80% Fund, CoBO, countries Fund, Dutch Cultural Hague, VAF Rotterdam 20% Rotterdam Media Netherlands 76% Media Fund, CoBO countries Media Fund, world premiere Fonds, VAF Luxembourg 24% countries Netherlands 94% VAF, Filmstiftung Berlin International countries Netherlands 92% Belgium 6% Nordrhein- Film Festival, Netherlands 80% France 8% world premiere Westfalen (NRW), Generation Kplus Belgium 20% Taiwan Netherlands Film Deutscher Film programme selected festivals festival selections Festival 2010 Filmförderfonds, International Film entered into the Un (Opening Film) Eurimages, MEDIA Festival Rotterdam certain regard of The Netherlands’ Programme (A Bright Future) 2010 Cannes Film Oscar entry for Best countries Festival Foreign Film 2010 Netherlands 69% Germany 20% Belgium 11% world premiere Toronto 2010 (Visions)

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Dutch majority coproductions (2012 release)

Code Blue The President Alfie The Black Sonny Boy Taking director/writer director Little Butterflies director Chances Urszula Antoniak Erik de Bruyn Werewolf director Maria Peters director producer writer director Paula van der Oest writer Nicole van Kilsdonk IDTV Film Marco van Geffen, Joram Lürssen writer Maria Peters, Pieter writer co-producers Erik de Bruyn writer Greg Latter van de Waterbeemd Lotte Tabbers Family Affair producer Tamara Bos producer producer producer Films, Zentropa Lemming Film (NL) producer Topkapi (NL) Shooting Star Lemming Film (NL) Entertainments (DK) co-producers BosBros (NL) co-producers Filmcompany (NL) co-producers broadcaster Proton Cinema (H) co-producers Cool Beans, Comet coproducers A Private View VPRO broadcaster Ciné Cri de Coeur Film (G) Produktion Menuet (B) (B), Anchorage funding AVRO (B) GmbH (G), Spier broadcaster Entertainment (B) Netherlands Film funding broadcaster Films (SA) KRO, ARD, NPO broadcaster Fund, CoBo, Dutch Netherlands Film AVRO, NPO broadcaster funding NCRV Cultural Media Fund, Fund, CoBO, UFilm funding NTR Netherlands Film funding Danish Film Institute countries Netherlands Film funding Fund, local authority Netherlands Film countries Netherlands Fund, VAF, CoBO, CoBO, Netherlands The Hague, VAF, Fund, VAF, NCRV, Netherlands 90% Hungary Tax funding Belgium, Film Fund, Tax OCW, CoBO Eurimages, Tax Denmark 10% OCW Shelter S.A., countries funding Belgium, world premiere countries Germany Netherlands 96% CoBO Cannes 2011 Netherlands 74% countries Belgium 4% countries (Directors Fortnight) France 26% Netherlands 69% world premiere Netherlands 73% South Africa 31% January 2011, The Belgium 27% world premiere Hague world premiere March 2011, Berlin International Amsterdam Film Festival 2012 (Generation Plus)

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Taking chances Nicole van Kilsdonk

Dutch minority coproductions (2010 release)

Cool Kids De Aviatrix My Joy The Light Adrienn Pal The Don’t Cry Of Kazbek director/writer Thief director/writer Misfortunates director director/writer Sergei Loznitsa director/writer Agnes Kocsis director Dennis Bots Ineke Smits producer Aktan Arym Kubat producer Felix van Groeningen writer producer Ma.Ja.De Fiction (G) producer KMH Film (HUN) writer Karin van Holst Serendipity Film (B) coproducers A.S.A.P. Films (FR) co-producers Christophe Dirickx, Pellekaan co-producers Sota Cinema Group co-producers Isabella Films (NL) Felix Van Groeningen producer Isabella Films (NL), (Ukraine), Lemming Volya Films (NL), Cinéma Defacto producer Rinkel Film FuWorks (NL), Volya Film (NL) Viss Films (RUS), (FR), Freibeuter Film Menuet (B) co-producers Films (NL) broadcaster Pandora (G) (AUS) co-producers Bijker (NL), broadcaster ZDF, Arte (G) broadcaster funding Topkapi Film (NL) Livingstone (B) NPS funding ZDF, Arte Netherlands Film funding broadcaster funding MDM, Medienboard funding Fund, Motion Picture Vlaams Audiovisueel EO CoBO, Netherlands Berlin-Brandenburg, Netherlands Film Public Foundation of Fonds (VAF), Belgian funding Film Fund, Netherlands Film Fund (HBF+), World Hungary, Hungarian Tax Shelter Netherlands Film Rotterdam Film Fund Fund, Hubert Cinema Fund, MMF Ministry of National Netherlands Film Fund, CoBO, tax countries Bals Fund, MEDIA (D), Ministry of Culture Heritage; Fund, MEDIA funding Belgium Netherlands 91% Programme, Culture (RUS) ZFD- MEDIA Programme Programme countries Belgium 9% Ukraine State Arte, Fonds Sud countries countries Netherlands world premiere Cinematography countries Hungary 70% Belgium 86% Belgium April 2010, Service Germany 43% France 10% Netherlands 14% Amsterdam countries Netherlands 13% Netherlands 10% world premiere Germany 49% France 23% Austria 10% Cannes 2010 Ukraine 43% Russia 21% world premiere (Directors Netherlands 8% awards Cannes 2010 (Un Fortnight/Prix Art et world premiere Piazza Grande Certain Regard/ Essai) Cannes’ Competition - Locarno FIPRESCI Award) in 2010 International Film Festival, Contemporary World - Cinema Toronto International Film Festival, Directors' Fortnight - Cannes Film Festival 2010

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The light thief Aktan Arym Kubat

Dutch minority coproductions (2011 release)

22nd Of May Oxygen Agua Fria Sleeping Bullhead The other director/writer director De Mar Sickness director/writer side of sleep Koen Mortier Hans Van Nuffel director/writer director/writer Michaël R. Roskam director producer writer Paz Fabrega Üllrich Köhler producer Rebecca Daly Epidemic bvba (B) Jean-Claude Van producer producer Savage Film (B) writer co-producers Rijckeghem, Hans Temporal Films (CR) Komplizen Film (G) coproducers Glenn Montgomery, IJswater Film (NL), Van Nuffel co-producers co-producers Waterland Film (NL), Rebecca Daly The Post Republic producer Isabella Films IDTV Film (NL), Why Artemis Productions producer GmbH (G), RYVA A Private View (B) (NL), Les Films du Not Productions (B) Fastnet Films (IR) bvba (WAL) co-producers Requin (FR), Tic Tac (France) funding co-producers broadcaster Lemming Film (NL) Producciones (SP) broadcaster VAF, Netherlands Rinkel Film BV (NL), Canvas funding funding ZDF Film Fund, Media, KHM Film (HU) funding VAF, Netherlands Netherlands Film funding Belgian Tax Shelter, funding Flemish Audiovisual Film Fund, Belgian Fund (HBF+) Netherlands Film Wallimages, CCF Netherlands Film Fund, CFWB, Tax Shelter, Countries Costa Fund, BKM Germany, countries Fund, Irish Film Netherlands Film Belgische Vereniging Rica, France, Spain, FFA, Medienboard Belgium 82% Board, Filmfund Fund, Rotterdam voor Strijd tegen Netherlands BB, Hamburg/ Netherlands 10% Hungary Media Fund, Belgian Mucoviscidose, Schleswig-Holstein Flanders 8% countries Tax shelters Eurimages countries world premiere Ireland 77% countries world premiere Germany 84% in competition at the Netherlands 8% Belgium 62% Montreal France 10% Berlin International Hungary 10% Germany 9% International Film Netherlands 6% Film Festival, Oscar world premiere Wallonia 9% Festival 2010 (Grand world premiere nominated, most Cannes 2011 Netherlands 20% Prix des Amériques/ Competition at the popular film in (Quinzaine des world premiere Ecumenical Prize) Berlin International Belgium 2011 Réalisateurs) Toronto Film Festival Belgium’s Oscar Film Festival 2011 and Toronto 2010 nomination for Best International Film Foreign Film 2011 festival

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Dutch minority coproductions (2012 release)

Our Grand Abrir Puertas In The Fog De Jueves A Post Villegas Despair Y Ventanas director/writer Domingo Tenebras Lux director/writer director director/writer Sergei Loznitsa director/writer director/writer Gonzalo Tobal Seyfi Teoman Milagros producer Dominga Sotomayor Carlos Reygadas producer writer Mumenthaler MA.JA.De Fiction (G) producer producer Rei Cine (AR) Bari˛s Biçakçi producer co-producers Forastero Ltda (CH) Mantarraya co-producers producer Alina Film (SW) Lemming Film (NL) co-producers Producciones (MEX) NFI (NL), Bulut Films (TU) co-producers Rija Films (LAT), GP Circe Films (NL) co-producers Tresmilmundos co-producers Waterland Film Cinema company Cinestacíon Ltda Topkapi Films (NL), Cine (AR), CineSud Circe Films (NL), (NL), Ruda Cine (RUS), National Film (CH), U-Media (FR) Le Pacte (FR), ARTE Promotions (FR) Unafilm G( ) (Argentina) Fortuna Studio (Belarus) funding France Cinema, funding funding Films (NL) funding Netherlands Film The Match Factory Netherlands Film Netherlands funding Latvian Film Fund, Fund (Hubert Bals (G), Ticoman Fund (Hubert Bals Filmfund (HBF+), Netherlands Film Eurimages, Mittel- Fund Plus), Buenos Productions (USA) Fund Plus), INCAA, Medienboard Fund (HBF+), OFC, deutsche Medien- Aires Lab (Mantar- broadcaster Cinefondation Berlin-Brandenburg, INCAA, Ville de forderung, Eurimag- raya Award), ARTE Cannes Eurimages, Turkish Genève, Fonds Regio es, Netherlands Film Ibermedia Project, funding countries Ministry of Culture Films, Suissimage, Fund, i2i Media Sup- Cannes Cinéfonda- Netherlands Film Argentina 75% countries SRG SSR port, Cinema Fund tion Résidence, Fund, FOPROCINE, France 10% Turkey 70% countries Russia, Medienboard Chilean State Film Le Pacte, France, Netherlands 15% Germany 20% Switzerland 63% Berlin-Brandenburg, Promotion Fund, Gussi, Wild Bunch festivals Netherlands 10% Argentina 31% Deutscher Film- CORFO (Project (NL) ‘special screenings’ world premiere Netherlands 6% forderfonds, Riga Development Fund), world premiere in Cannes 2012 Berlin International world premiere City Council, AustraLab, TyPA In Competition Film Festival 2011 Locarno 2011 National Film Centre countries Cannes 2012 of Latvia Chile 65% countries France 26% Germany 61% Netherlands 9% Latvia 21% world premiere Netherlands 11% Rotterdam Interna- White Russia 7% tional Film Festival world premiere 2012 (Tiger Award) Competition Cannes 2012

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Selection of minority coproductions in preproduction

Everybody In The Time Of Istanbul Qissa Woman Willy & Wilda Our Family My Life director/writer director And Man director/writer director director/writer Ferenc Török Anup Singh director/writer Lennart Gustafsson Radu Jude Nic Balthazar producer writer Asli Özge producer writer producer Budapest Filmstudio Anup Singh, producer Lemming Film Corina Sabau, Eyeworks Film & TV (HU) Madhuja Mukherjee Bulut Film (TU) co-producers Radu Jude Productions co-producers producer co-producers Svensk Filmindustri producer co-producers Kuzey Film (TU) Heimat Film (G) Razor Film (G), (SW) HiFilm Productions Flinck Film (NL), en Ripple World co-producers Augustus Film en funding (RO) Entre chien et loup Pictures (IR), Phanta Augustus Film (NL), Kaliber Film (NL) Netherlands Film co-producers (B) Vision (NL) Cine Sud (FR), funding Fund, Swedish Circe Films (NL), funding funding India's National Film Netherlands Film Filminstitute, SVT Abis Studio (RO) VAF (B), Comm. Irish Film Board, Development NFDC- Fund, Turkish planned release broadcaster Francaise, Bruxelles Netherlands Film India NF Ministery of Culture, 2014 HBO Romania Images, Eurimages, Fund, Hungary Film broadcaster Medienboard funding Netherlands Film Fund, the city of ZDF Berlin-Brandenburg, Romanian National Fund Istanbul funding Eurimages Centre for countries countries Netherlands Film Cinematography, Belgium 69% Hungary 48% Fund, NFDC, Netherlands Film Netherlands 20% Turkey 20% Arte, Berlin- Fund, Eurimages Wallonie 11% Ireland 22% Brandenburg-Fund, countries world premiere Netherlands 10% Fonds Sud CNC, Romania 76% March 2012 (NL) FFA, Eurimages, Netherlands 24% Nordrhein Westfalen première countries Berlinale Forum Germany 53% 2012 India 26% Frankrijk 11% Netherlands 10%

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The Broken Aftermath Love Eternal Kid The World Heli Circle director/writer director/writer director/writer Belongs To Us director/writer Breakdown Wladyslav Brendan Muldowney director/writer Amat Escalante director Pasikowski producer producer Stephan Streker producer Felix van Groeningen producer Fastnet Films (IR) Prime Time (B) producer Mantarraya writer Apple Film co-producers co-producers MG Productions (B) Producciones Carl Joos Production (PO) Rinkel Film (NL), Red N279 (NL), Versus co-producers co-producers producer co-producers Lion (LUX) Productions (B) Volya Films (NL), Lemming Film Menuet (B) Topkapi Films (NL), funding funding Agat Films/Formosa (NL), Tres Tunas / co-producers Metrafilms (RUS), Irish Film Board, VAF (B), Netherlands (FR) No Dream Cinema Topkapi Films (NL) Attack Film (SL) Filmfund AFS Luxem- Film Fund, Eurimages funding (MEX), Una Film (G) broadcaster broadcaster bourg, Netherlands countries Netherlands Film funding VTM Canal+ Film Fund Belgium 73% Fund, Wallimage, Netherlands Film funding funding countries Wallony 8% Bruxelles Images, Fund, EFICINE, Le VAF, Netherlands Polish Film Institute, Ireland (53%) Netherlands 19% Cofimages, VAF, Pacte, Ticoman Film Fund, MEDIA, Netherlands Film Netherlands (10%) Ministère de la countries Eurimages Fund, Eurimages Luxemburg 37% Communauté Mexico countries countries Française The Netherlands Belgium 80% Poland 70% countries Germany Netherlands 20% Russia 10% Belgium 60% Slovakia 10% France 30% Netherlands 10% Netherlands 10%

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Layla Fourie Little Black 82 Days In Solo Leones The Fifth director Spiders April director director/writer Season Pia Marais director director/writer Guillermo Jazmín López director/writer writer Bart van den Bempt Roccamora producer Peter Brosens, Horst Markgraf, writer producer writer Rei Cine (AR) Jessica Woodworth Pia Marais Patrice Toye, Serendipity Films Guillermo co-producers producer producer Ina Vandewijer (B) Roccamora, Javier Lemming Film (NL), Bo Films (B), Entre Pandora (G) producer co-producers Palleiro Petit Film (F) Chien et Loup (B) co-producers Prime Time (B) Circe Films (NL) producer broadcaster co-producers Spier Productions co-producers boradcaster Seacuatico (UR) ARTE Molenwiek Film (NL) & DV8 Films/ Topkapi (NL), Canvas co-producers funding funding Zinebar(SA), Versus Productions funding Volya Films (NL), Netherlands Film Netherlands Film Topkapi Films (NL), Wallonie MEDIA programme, Promenades Film Fund (Hubert Bals Fund, VAF, The Cinema Defacto (FR) funding VAF, Netherlands (FR), Sudestada Fund Plus), Torino French Community and WDR/ARTE Bruxelles Images, Film Fund, Cine (AR) Film Lab of Belgium, funding Netherlands Film Mollywood, KFD, funding Supported by Binger Eurimages / Council Netherlands Film Fund, VAF Telenet, Eye-lite Netherlands Film Film lab and Torino of Europe, The Fund, Filmstiftung countries countries Fund (Hubert Bals Film Lab Belgian Tax Shelter, NRW, Medienboard Belgium 77% Belgium 83% Fund Plus) countries The National Lottery BB, FFA, DFFF, CNC, Netherlands 10% Netherlands 17% countries Argentina 52% of Belgium, Imagine Eurimages Wallonia 13% Netherlands 17% France 29% Film countries Uruguay 83% Netherlands 19% countries Germany Belgium, South Africa The Netherlands Netherlands

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EYE Film Institute Netherlands E [email protected] W www.international.eyefilm.nl

Mediadesk Nederland E [email protected] W www.mediadesknederland.eu

Hubert Bals Fonds Plus E [email protected] Doreen Ger Bouma Dorien van de Pas W www.filmfestivalrotterdam.com/ Boonekamp Head of co-production Representative of professionals/hubert_bals_fund CEO & distribution Eurimages d.boonekamp@ g.bouma@ d.van.de.pas@ Binger Filmlab filmfonds.nl filmfonds.nl filmfonds.nl E [email protected] W www.binger.nl

The Netherlands Film Fund new address Summer 2012 Dutch Feature Film Jan Luykenstraat 2 Pijnackerstraat 5 Producers, FPN 1071 CM Amsterdam 1072 JS Amsterdam E [email protected] The Netherlands The Netherlands W www.speelfilmproducenten.nl

T + 31 20 5707676 © The Netherlands Film Fund Documentary Producers E [email protected] 2012 Netherlands, DPN W www.filmfonds.nl E [email protected] W www.documentaireproducenten.nl

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