BulletProof Film is a production and post-production company based in Chicago. Since 1995, the company has focused exclusively on the production of independent documentary films. Its productions have enjoyed numerous US and international awards and distribution.

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Main fields of activity: film production, film distribution, script writing and development Year 2001 From April to September – work on TV-series „COBRA” cooperating with Russian State Broadcasting Company (director Vladimis Bassov) During the 2001 year – distibution more than 10 feature films on the territory of Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Year 2003 January – April – feature film “Amber Wings” production April – May – TV-series “COBRA-2” production ( ordered by Russian State Broadcasting Company, director Oleg Fessenko ) September – film “Amber Wings” was nominated for “Teffi” Award ( Prize of Russian Academy of Television ) in nomination “the best feature film on TV screen “. Years 2004-2005 Peroduction of short film „Euroflot” by director Arvo Iho with co-operation with studio „Zentropa” ( Denmark ) Film distribution in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania Production of commercials and music video. Year 2006 Film distribution in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. Production of commercials and music video. From November – pre-production period of film „Hunter” ( with Russian company „A-Media” ) Year 2007-2008 Film distribution in Estonia, Latvia and Lithuania. March –April organization of Anual Film Festival of Japanese Animation in Tallinn. Pre-production period of film „Love in not for sale”, director Sasha Bashirov, This project was chosen for participation in workshop „European Films Crossing Borders” workshiop in Cannes, 14.-16.05.2007. Future full lenght film „Sleet” Cinemart in Rotterdam 26-29.01.2008 and Producer Network in Cannes 2008. Artur Veeber Chief of the Boad

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CineMark is a production company founded in Georgia in February 2012. Its aim is to shoot and promote documentary films on actual social issues in the country. CineMark has 6 founding members, including both directors and producers. The company currently (December 2012) has 3 work-in-progress projects.

Cinemart Ltd. was founded in 1990. Our main profile as a production company is documentaries, but has produced several feature films and tv-films aswell. Cinemart Ltd. is also a service company for other production companies. We are also very proud of our recent film, the musical-comedy ’Made in Hungária’, which became the most successful Hungarian film in 2009. We are also glad to have worked on some European co-productions, including with companies in Germany, Austria, Romania and Georgia.

Cinemart was founded in 1992. It distributes European independent productions, Czech films and documentaries. Offers co-productions as well.

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CINEPHIL handles the worldwide sales and distribution rights for documentary films. It is based in Tel Aviv and since its establishment in January 1997 CINEPHIL has become the sales agent and home to independent international productions, a contact for co-productions, introducing partners from all fields in the industry and following through projects to their completion. CINEPHIL started to receive its worldwide recognition working with highly acclaimed filmmakers, such as Dan Setton, Amos Gitai, Hany Abu Assad, Yoav Shamir and others and after successfully managing sales for productions such as Trembling before G-D (Sandi Dubowski) No.17 (David Ofek), Watermarks (Yaron Zilberman), 9 Star Hotel (Ido Haar), Souvenirs (Shahar Cohen & Halil Efrat), The Cemetery Club (Tali Shemesh), Flipping Out and Defamation (Yoav Shamir), Precious Life (Shlomi Eldar), A Film Unfinished (Yael Hersonski), Budrus (Julia Bacha), Thieves by Law (Alexander Gentlev), Women of Hamas (Suha Arraf) and many more. Current films in production include: Putin’s Olympics by Alexander Gentelev with Saxonia Entertainment, Sasha Klein Productions/Israel, Satel Films/Austria and MDR/Germany; Miss World by Cecilia Peck, produced by Motty Reif, Inbal Lessner & Cecilia Peck; The October War by Amit Goren, produced by Amit Goren. Recent films distributed by Cinephil: The Act of Killing by Joshua Oppenheimer, The Gatekeepers by Dror Moreh, One Day after Peace by Miri laufer and Erez Laufer, Maori Boy Genius by Pietra Brettkelly, Love Free or Die by Macky Alston, Six Million and One by David Fischer, Cinema Jenin by Marcus Vetter, Hitler’s Children by Chanoch Ze’evi, Epilogue by Manno Lanssens, Somewhere Between by Linda Goldstein, When the Drum is Beating by Whitney Dow, Where Soldiers Come From by Heather Courtney and more… Cinephil exclusively represents documentaries by Amos Gitai.

The CinePoint company was founded in 1990. It provided service to foreign productions working in the Czech republic. Interpreters, who were at the same time formed as assistants to the different professions of film, took part in the shooting of many large productions, publicity and other short films. As one of the very few in Czech republic, it keeps a truly independent production and the rights to all the films it produces.CinePoint also provides service for film or television productions. This includes production and post-production as well as a sound service, mainly for documentary films.

Cinereach is a not-for-profit film production company and foundation that supports feature-length nonfiction and fiction films that possess an independent spirit, depict underrepresented perspectives, and resonate across international boundaries. We favor story over message, character over agenda, complexity over duality. Grants range from $5,000 – $50,000 and are awarded to feature-length films at any stage, including development, production and post-production. There are two letter of inquiry deadlines per year (Summer and Winter), after which a selection of applicants are invited to submit full proposals. The Cinereach grants committee meets twice a year to review the proposals. Each cycle, between 10 and 15 projects are selected to receive support.

The company Cinérgie was founded in Nantes by Pierre Mathiote in 2000. It was the transformation of the original structure which had been set up in 1995 as an Association: Interface Productions, which produced short films and documentaries but this structure was not appropriate for the real business development of this activity. The creation of Cinérgie, an SARL, made it possible to increase the production activity and it continued to produce short films and documentaries. In 2005, Pierre Mathiote welcomed two new shareholders to the company: Alain-Michel Blanc, a recognised film maker and screen writer (Cesar for the best scenario in 2006 for Va vis et deviens and co screen writer of the film Le Concert), and Cyrille Blanc, Chief editor and film maker.With Pierre Mathiote himself being an author, novelist (several literary awards), screen writer and film maker, Cinérgie clearly sets itself apart from most production companies. Effectively its management is particularly sensitive to the writing quality of their projects and the film makers’ intentions to whom they listen and bring a much-appreciated artistic dialogue. In this way they have been able to successfully accompany several first films and highly demanding artistic projects. This is the case, notably, for the film « Mirage d’un village Russe », by Luc Thauvin, supported by Media as the development of an individual project, which is currently in production. Most of the films produced by Cinérgie have human adventure, discovery, history, even art as themes but they always take their roots in incarnate and human stories, such as in Pierre Mathiote’s last fictional documentary: « Les bagnards du canal de Nantes à Brest », co-produced with France 3 National in 2009 and broadcasted in 2010. Many films and projects also show a marked sensitivity for North-South relations and the international in general.

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