Established in November 2006, DocAgora is an open space to consider new forms, new platforms, new tools, and new ways of financing creative and socially engaged documentary media - docmedia. The website offers information and a wealth of resources, news, events, tools and concepts shaping the current documentary landscape.

The DocsOnline Foundation is an independent, not-for-profit organization with its main office in Utrecht, the Netherlands. The organization is controlled by an independent management board and employs 4 staff members. The Utrecht office acts as the hub for a network of professional contacts worldwide. Our mission is to support professional documentary makers financially by exposing their work on a wide international scale to a paying audience. The DocsOnline Foundation further aims to encourage the use of documentaries as a valuable resource of information and promote an unrestricted exchange of views and opinions. To this end, the DocsOnline foundation organizes a documentary-on-demand website that is designed to increase public interest worldwide and provide the documentary tradition a lasting presence on the internet, thereby promoting the genre and fostering sales.

A resource page providing numerous information aboutfilmmakers, festivals, film sites, TV, interview, reviews.

The Documentary Network acts as a place to come together for reflection and discussion, to ensure that documentary maintains its essential position in the world of cinema. The Network aims to ensure that documentary plays its rightful role in the defence of democracy, tolerance, and open-mindedness. It encourages speaking out and public debate sparked by films that tackle the issues, aspirations and values of society. The Network works to improve the conditions that enable Canadian POV documentary creation and production and to facilitate access to POV documentary for all audiences.

Documentary blog that attempts at grappling some of the deeper issues that arise in both popular media and academic discourses.

DocumentaryTech is an open-source collaborative project exploring documentary filmmaking techniques and technology.

Tiscali Media operates the web portal Tiscali.cz which includes the website Dokina.tiscali.cz

A website focusing on documentary film.

Institute of Documentary Film provides the interactive "www.DOKweb.net" web portal which supports the exchange of information regarding documentaries in Central and Eastern Europe. The daily updated site, edited in Czech and English, provides an information service for filmmakers, audience and journalists. DOKweb.net is a comprehensive source of information on East European documentary industry with details on more than 9.000 documentary films and projects, over 10.000 contacts, daily news, interview, video content and trailers.

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The website offers film gems from 28 European film archives to re-discover and view online.

Europe's Finest is the first cross border 'Cinema on Demand' service for digital theatrical distribution for European cinemas. Our catalogue focuses on film classics and outstanding arthouse titles. Europe's Finest films are offered at an 'on demand' basis in at least 5 territories per film, allowing cinemas to decide when and how often they prefer to screen the films.

The EFG Portal gives quick access to hundreds of thousands of film historical documents as preserved in European film archives and cinémathèques: photos, posters, programmes, periodicals, censorship documents, rare feature and documentary films, newsreels and other materials. Targeted at scientific researchers and the interested public alike, the EFG offers a look at and behind the scenes of filmmaking in Europe from the early days until today.

Network of Promotion and Export Organisations from 32 European Countries. A key European promotion organization, EFP was launched in 1997 with 10 founding members and has since become a leading international promotion organization in Europe. With an extended membership of 31 organisations, representing 32 different European countries, EFP has throughout the years sought to address the critical issue of improved marketing and promotion of European films. The network promotes European cinema through its joint initiatives and, at the same time, respects and encourages the individuality and richness of each national cinema of Europe. EFP’s mandate is three-fold - to increase the visibility of European films at key international film festivals and markets via the presentation of high-profile press, industry and public events, to design initiatives at selected festivals and markets which offer European filmmakers greater access to the international marketplace, and to promote and support Europe’s up-and-coming filmmaking talent.

A fast and easy way to find information about European films, documentaries, TV programmes & their producers. Put your production on-line and you reach a targeted audience of entertainment professionals actively seeking their next programming opportunity. Although open to the general public, this site is especially interesting and useful for Acquisition Managers, Programme Buyers, Distributors, Sales Agents, Co-Producers and other film & TV related professionals.

Fantom is an online film magazine that promotes non-commercial and non-academic approaches to writing about film. It is devoted to both past and contemporary forms of cinema, and welcomes all new theoretical incentives related to various audio-visual forms. During its five years of existence, Fantom has been published in forty nine monthly issues, some of which came out as special monothematic editions centred around one topic. Since 2009 Fantom will be published in two distinct formats — while the weekly issued film magazine (http://blog.fantomfilm.cz/) monitors selected events of contemporary Czech and world cinema — the bi-monthly published special editions are going to present longer papers that deal with one phenomenon as seen from a greater temporal and critical distance. Some of the special editions will be devoted to selected national cinemas, e.g. Hunagarian or Japanese.

The company collects information about every film longer than 60minutes, presented in Hungary either in the cinemas or on TV, video and DVD. The database includes 1,5 million data on 30 000 films, all of them available on the Internet after subscription at distributor Comoplan Co. A part of this data – commercial information – is available on their homepage, for free. 13 600 video programs fall into this category with 200 000 pieces of data.

Online filmzine - reviews, articles, profiles, etc.

Film File Europe is about the European film business - what's being funded, produced and distributed, who makes it work and how to find them. The site is aimed at those with a professional interest in films- producers, distributors, exhibitors, sales people and researchers. It is based on a dynamic, growing database of primarily European productions, production companies, distributors and funders.

Film Link is a website that provides comprehensive information about Swiss cinema - new releases, festivals, organizations, institutions, production companies, filmmakers, etc.

Supported by the Polish Film Institute and the Polish Filmmakers Association, the website of the Film New Europe (FNE) initiative (launched in May 2007) provides up-to-date information about the film and television industries in the 12 new EU member countries + Turkey. Countries involved in the initiative: Bulgaria, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey. FNE is an unprecedented initiative of television and film professionals in the region, with the mission to forge ties among the audiovisual professionals in Europe’s fastest-growing economies and to deliver relevant information about the new EU film and television industries to international markets.

An online portal for French language documentary film.

New releases, film news, Top 10, forum.

filmarchives online provides easy and free access to catalogue information of film archives from all over Europe. Via the multi-lingual web portal film works can be searched for by content, filmographic data and physical characteristics. Search results provide information about existence and location of the materials as well as contact details to facilitate the access. The focus of the database is on non-fiction material; i.e. documentary and educational films, newsreels, travelogue, advertising, scientific, industrial, experimental, sports films, as well as animation films. filmarchives online is the result of the MIDAS project (Moving Image Database for Access and Re-use of European Film Collections). MIDAS has been initiated in 2006 as a pilot project in the MEDIA Plus programme of the European Commission. It is carried out by 18 institutions and archives under the lead of the Deutsches Filminstitut – DIF.