History: - founded in 1999 - started with educational films - as of 2000 have produced TV series and documentaries Staff: - average of 10 people under contract Major TV Work: “Our Soldiers” (70 episodes reality TV show) “Hospital Stories” (41 episodes reality TV show) “Slide on It” (15-part series) “Immersion Students” (10-part reality TV series) “Positive Narva” (5-part documentary) On the Boarder (5-part documentary) Other Work: - 10 educational films - 15 advertisements

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ildocumentario.it is an independent portal dedicated to documentary film in Italy.

Illume Ltd is a production company which has specialized in creative documentary film-making. In 1987, director-producer Jouko Aaltonen, cinematographer-producer Pertti Veijalainen and anthropologist Heimo Lappalainen (d. ´94) joined together to found Illume Ltd. Their task and passion was to produce both documentary and television programs, as well as anthropological/ethnographic films. Beginning with the "Taiga Nomad" Series in 1992, Illume Ltd. has received numerous prizes and recognition at a variety of national and international festivals for their productions. Illume continues its active role in producing and specializing in the area of documentary and television programs as well as instructional and educational video programs.

Illumina Films is a small and effective boutique sales company based in Amsterdam. It specializes in human-interest documentaries of quality and represents a collection of documentary films that have been shown widely at international film festivals and by international broadcasters. Illumina Films focuses on documentaries with meaningful cultural and social themes as well as historical, literary, and art subjects.

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The journal Iluminace was founded in 1989 as a biannually dedicated to scholarly reflection of cinematography. Since its 5th volume, i.e. since 1993, it has been published as a quarterly and the number of pages and format extended in that year. Throughout its existence, Iluminace has been presenting original theoretical and historical studies with every issue featuring also translations of foreign-language texts documenting contemporary trends of thinking about cinema or older texts previously unpublished in the Czech language. A significant effort has been also directed towards the documentation of sources related to the history of cinematography as well as interviews with prominent figures working in the field. There is a special section focused on the presentation of ongoing research projects. As is the case with all scholarly journals, Iluminace provides reviews of Czech and foreign-language scholarly texts. Since 2004, every issue has featured a monothematic collection of texts. Since 2005, some monothematic collections have been prepared in collaborations with guest editors.

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Over the course of two weeks, the festival offers documentary films and fiction from a number of Latin American countries. The programme also includes lectures, seminars and workshops in different venues in Malmö led by invited filmmakers and guests.

Images - a journal of film and popular culture.

The festival takes place in Vevey every two years. It is dedicated to the promotion of young talents in the field of photography and cinema. The festival provides a meeting place for young filmmakers and presents student films, short films and first films. There are also retrospective programmes that focus on significant filmmakers and masterpieces.

In the project Image for the Future, four organizations save an important part of the audiovisual heritage of the Netherlands through conservation and digitization. The digitized material will be made available to education and to the public as broadly as possible. Images for the Future is a project run by EYE Film Institute Netherlands (EYE), the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (Sound and Vision), the Dutch National Archives (NA) and the Knowledgeland Foundation (KL).

Images of Black Women is an international film festival celebrating and promoting African Caribbean women on screen and behind the lens in order to increase the visibility of African Caribbean women in film; create and highlight opportunities to attract more Black women into film at all levels; showcase established, new and emerging film talent; unearth hidden cinematic treasures created by, or featuring, black women from across the globe.

IMAGIE Productions focus on production of features and documentaries.

Imagina International Sales is an international distribution platform with more than 130 formats and almost 3.000 broadcast hours. The company was created by the audiovisual group Imagina and will distribute for the international market original fiction, formats, music and related products from Imagina and other companies outside the group.

The Imaginaria Film Festival accepts feature, short, animated and documentary films, music videos, videoart, student films, etc. Over 65 works are selected for the competition (in the 2005 edition, the festival received over 850 works from 30 countries). The duration should not exceed 90 minutes for features, 20 minutes for shorts and 60 minutes for documentary films. In order to be selected, entries should not have any distribution deal in Italy. Films that have been shown on any national / cable TV network will be excluded from selection.

The festival was founded in 1984 as the Weekend of Terror and over the years it has developed into a major event of its kind on the festival circuit. It screens films that fall under the category of fantasy, horror, anime, thriller, cult and science fiction. As a member of the EFFFF (European Fantastic Film Festivals Federation) it organized the 2004 Golden Méliès Gala, where the prize for the best feature and short European fantastic films of the year were awarded. The programme includes retrospectives and special screenings.