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A production company based in Praha, Czech republic.

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Production company - Founded in 1994 - Produced nearly 5 500 minutes of quality entertaining, musical, educational, informative, documentary and documentary-type programming by securing institutional and tender funding - Our first feature film has won numerous awards at national and international festivals - A Pictorical Guide to Hungarian Literature The series details the 1200-year-old history of Hungarian literature in 30-minute episodes; broadcasted on MTV (Hungarian Television). - UNI-JÓ™ A 95 x 5 min. program, which introduces the European Union to the viewers. - We, Hungarians – in 366 Stories Created in honor of the 1000-year-old Hungarian statehood, the portrait series introduces 366 famous Hungarians; broadcasted on commercial television tv2. - Story of the Danube Bridges The 25-minute per episode series tells the stories the past, present and future bridges spanning the Danube River, tracing it from its source in the Black Forest to the Black Sea. The series will be expanded to international coproduction. - European Village – Magazine of the Hungarian Countryside The 30 episode program provided with upto- date, practical information in various topics to those living in the Hungarian countryside. The topics included: the EU, rural development, tender-writing counselling, etc. The program was broadcased in 57 local television stations around the country. - POPKÓR 39 part health educational, preventional magazine dealing with subjects ranging from common diseases of our times (asthma, obesity, etc.), to a healthy attitude (big families, raising children, etc.) to healthy lifestyle (eating, body cleansing, etc.); broadcasted on MTV.

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FLASH is a newly setup film production company. As members of FLASH team we have been involved in creation and realization of numerous documentaries and feature films for Polish TV. FLASSH is made up by two individuals, altogether representing diversified film experience: • Ewa Stepniewicz - director, • Huber Stepniewicz – underwater and conventional cinematography, executive producer

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Flora Film International Ltd was established by Tibor Kocsis (producer, director, cinematographer) after his graduation at the Hungarian Film Academy in 1996 he founded the company with the purpose to make creative documentaries and non-fiction series for both the Hungarian and international markets. It was his clear goal from the beginning to create feature length documentaries for the silver screen as well. Flora Film International had a broadcast partner from the start, the European award winner Duna Television which is the first satellite channel in the country. Most of Flora Film International’s films are co-produced with Duna Television and the TV channel premiers these films first. The biggest success of Flora Film International is a documentary titled New Eldorado premiered in Hungarian cinemas and its ratings were as high as those of American feature length documentaries like Super Size Me. Gold Futures, is the American version of the New Eldorado for the PBS series Wide Angle which was aired prime time in all U.S. and in Canada on the PBS network. A New Eldorado was aired in 9 countries, participated at 32 film festivals and received 19 awards. Tibor Kocsis as a member of IDA, nominated the film for the distinguished feature documentary award and for the Pare Lorentz award. The continuation of the dramatic gold mine story in Rosia Montana, Transylvania, is the biggest project which is in production in Flora Film International, the 300 Tons of Gold, which will be released at end of 2009. This documentary gained already the commitment of several international channels, like the Norwegian NRK, the Finnish YLE, the Polish TVP Kultura or the Greek ERT. Flora Film International not only produce its films but also serves as its own distributor. Apart from their broadcast in the national TV channels these films are often shown on the Central European HBO-Spectrum channels. National Geographic World Championship was a programme Flora Film International has made in 2005 for the National Geographic Channel and it was broadcast in fifteen European countries. Flora Film International intends to use it’s experience to help Hungarian documentary makers and their films to join the new docu-circulation of the European Union.

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Fly For Film is in Riga based film production company. Even though the company was established in 2008, it has already finished couple of short features and documentaries, as well as developed, coproduced and released full length feature film “Passengers”. Fly For Film has done services not only for Latvian film industry, but as well for the companies in Lithuania, Estonia, Finland and Russia.

Flying Moon concentrates on the development and production of high-quality feature films and feature-length documentaries + international co-productions.

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