Filmitalia was created with the aim to promote Italian cinema abroad and to boost the distribution of Italian films in the international market. Operating with the support of the Italian Ministry of Culture, Filmitalia plays an important part in the promotion of Italian audiovisual industry in the world. Filmitalia cooperates with major international film festivals, markets and distributors, and maintains a comprehensive database that provides information on Italian films, film companies and other institutions.

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FilmJus Hungarian Society for the Protection of Audio-Visual Authors´and Producers Rights was established on 16 December 1996. FilmJus has the exclusive mandate to undertake the distribution of royalties of simultaneous cable re-transmission and blank tape levies for domestic and foreign rightholders (directors, cinematographers and film producers) and the collection of such foreign royalties from abroad.

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Production company

Filmkontakt Nord (FkN) has since its establishment in 1991 by the independent Nordic short & documentary film community been dedicated to the advancement and promotion of Nordic short films and documentaries internationally. The organisation has four main objectives: information, marketing, networking and the acquisition and dissemination of knowledge and know-how. During FkN’s more than 10 years of activity, it has established itself as a unique central source of information and expertise, catering to the needs of the Nordic independent short film and documentary community, and meeting the demands of the International Marketplace. FkN’s main function is to serve as a common Nordic platform for a stronger production and distribution network within the Nordic countries and a visible united exposure internationally, joining a strong cultural profile with a driven and future-oriented industrial perspective.

Film magazine

Production company

Filmkultura (Filmculture) is a periodical established in 1960. The last printed issue came out in 1995 (their 35th year) and since 1996 Filmkultura has been available on the Internet, in English and Hungarian. With Hungarian National Film Archive as its publisher, it provides readers with the latest information on the restoration and preservation of Hungarian films and the programe of the Archive´s cinema, Budapest´s film museum, the ÖrÖkmozgo (Perpetuum Mobile). A significant part is devoted to Hungarian film history, the traditions to be continued and the values to be preserved.

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Distributor

Production company

Filmlux is an indipendent production company based in Milan, specilized in documentaries and video journalism about green themes and social - historical issues. We also develop new ways of advertising.

Film magazine

Film and media magazine

Published quarterly, FILMMAKER covers the most intriguing independent feature films that will be released in theaters over the subsequent three months. Active filmmakers, directors, producers, cinematographers, writers, and editors throughout the independent film and digital cinema community read FILMMAKER for an incisive look at the industry today.

Since its creation at the beginning of the 1980s, Filmmaker has supported research, experimentation and innovation in Italian audiovisual production and has presented the best of independent production. During the recent editions the program has opened itself to the international panorama, with a special focus on creative documentaries. The festival is open to Italian and foreign films and videos (fiction, documentary, film essay, archive footage films and videos...). There are no restrictions as to the duration of submitted films.

FFC is the global conservation organisation for the film and television industry. Essential to the success of FFC is the diversity of its members and supporters. To be truly effective our organisation needs support and input from the entire film, television, conservation community and all interested parties. We aim to: inspire, educate, motivate new audiences to actively participate and support conservation.

Filmme Fatale was founded in 2009 by Maja Uzelac, director, and Mirjana Tomic, producer, as a company dedicated to supporting talented filmmakers from the Balkans and to promoting contemporary Serbian art and culture. It’s aim is to gather authors, professionals and producers from the region and greater Europe in order to create a new and unique image of Balkan and European film. General Manager is Mirjana Tomic, the most relevant film experience is her last job – executive producer and line producer of the feature film Carlston za Ognjenku by Uros Stojanovic, (international title: Tears for Sale, Charleston & Vendetta), the most expensive and most demanding in terms of production Serbian film ever (2008. production: Blue Pen, world sale: EuropaCorp). Filmme Fatale, recognizable for fresh, brave, modern spirit currently has three on-going projects: feature film Blue Blood by Maja Uzelac (in preproduction), feature film “Children of the winter sun” by Antonio Mitrikeski, script Gordan Mihic – co producer and executive producer, preproduction (coproduction of Macedonia, Poland, Serbia) and feature documentary film Awakening by Irena Fabri, in postproduction. We are building partnerships that gives us possibility to offer the best professional and technical standards and to have a whole production process in in-house capacities. Filmme Fatale also has editing facilities and VFX studio.

The Filmmuseum is Holland's museum for cinematography. The museum's collection of films covers the whole of the history of cinema from the very first silent films, dating from the late 19th century, up to the latest contemporary digital productions. This internationally renowned collection, to which many Dutch and foreign titles are regularly added, is the source of inspiration for the museum's film programmes, exhibitions and events. Every year, there are major thematic programmes examining the history of film and contemporary cinematographic developments. In addition, the museum organises open-air screenings, festivals, theatrical family shows and retrospectives. The Filmmuseum houses the largest film library in the Netherlands. The museum also acts as distributor of classics and contemporary, independent films. The museum has a collection that includes 46,000 film titles, 35,000 posters and 450,000 photographs.