Tribeca Film is a comprehensive distribution platform dedicated to acquiring and marketing independent films across multiple platforms, including video on demand, theatrical and home video. The company is acquiring and releasing 25 titles annually, premiering simultaneously on demand and in theaters. They acquire all genres of films, and work with filmmakers to strategically launch and distribute films across all platforms.

The Tribeca Film Festival was founded in 2002 by Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal and Craig Hatkoff as a response to the events of September 11, 2001. The Festival's mission is to create platforms for filmmakers to reach the best possible audience for their work. Tribeca All Access (TAA) supports directors and screenwriters from traditionally under-represented communities in the film industry by serving as a year round networking and career development forum that provides access to industry representatives looking for new projects in development. Each year, a diverse group of emerging and established filmmakers are selected from an open call for submissions to participate in a series of workshops and panels, before pitching their narrative scripts or documentary works-in progress in a series of one-on-one business meetings with industry executives during the Tribeca Film Festival.

The Tribeca Film Institute is a year-round nonprofit arts organization founded by Robert De Niro, Jane Rosenthal, and Craig Hatkoff in the wake of September 11, 2001. TFI empowers filmmakers through grants and professional development, and is a resource for and supporter of individual artists in the field. The Institute creates innovative programs that draw on the power of film to promote understanding, tolerance and global awareness.

TFI Documentary Fund provides grants and guidance to support exceptional character-driven, non-fiction works-in-progress that sit outside of the social issue landscape and aim to take audiences into someone else's environment and spotlight the journey of the individual.

The TFI New Media Fund provides funding and support to non-fiction, social issue media projects which go beyond traditional screens – integrating film with content across media platforms, from video games and mobile apps to social networks and interactive websites. We’re looking for projects that activate audiences around issues of contemporary social justice and equality around the world and demonstrate the power of cross-platform storytelling and dynamic audience engagement.

Trice Film was formed with intention to produce documentaries. Up to date, Trice Film co-produced Cash & Marry, an award winning documentary and 10 episodes TV Documentary. The company is owned by Atanas Georgiev.

Founded in 1987 by Richard Lutterbeck in Cologne. Converted into a GmbH in 1998 with Matthias Bruhn as co-partner. Specialized in development & production of Children's films, Commercials, Trailer, Social Spots and Internet Animations.

The main purpose of the Trieste Film Festival organised by Alpe Adria Cinema is to promote information, debate and mutual cooperation among the operators of the audiovisual production industry in Central and Eastern Europe. The festival has the following sections: International Feature Film Competition and International Short Film Competition will present a selection of the most recent productions, mainly focusing on those films that feature originality and innovation, as well as on productions that focus on particular aspects and problems of the society and culture of their countries of origin. International Documentary Film Competition will present a selection of the most recent documentary production. Other sections: "Cinema Zones" devoted to the local film industry, retrospectives, special thematic programmes. Trieste Film Festival is the leading Italian Festival on Central-Eastern European Cinema.

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TRIGON PRODUCTION, Ltd., was founded in 1996 by Patrik Pass and Peter Jaros. Both of them have got more than 35 years experience in the film industry and are well-known personalities in our territory. Their work was many times awarded at the prestigious film festivals and by film industry authorities. They participated on many international film projects, three of them were nominated by the Academy Award Motion Pictures & Science for the best foreign film - ALL MY LOVED ONES (1999), THE ANGEL OF MERCY (1994), THE MILLENIUM BEE (1984). Today TRIGON PRODUCTION is one of the leading independent production full-service companies in Slovakia with a team of experienced proffessionals delivering a wide range of high quality audio-visual products. The activities are focused primarily on feature films, documentaries and TV programmes based on international co-production. Presently TRIGON PRODUCTION and W.I.P. work intensively on the development of the feature fairy-tale "The Happy Bungler" and feature film project "English Rhapsody". Both projects were supported by Media Development programme. MATEJ MINAC / W.I.P - Film director, producer, writer was born in 1961 in Bratislava, Slovakia. Most significant projects of TRIGON and W.I.P.: Nicholas Winton - The Power of Good - documentary film shot in English 35mm, Dolby Digital 62 min.Prizes: WINNER of 2002 INTERNATIONAL EMMY AWARD for outstanding documentary program, NOMINEE FOR THE 2006 NEWS AND DOCUMENTARY EMMY AWARD representing HBO/CINEMAX, 2006 Christopher award - New York for film that affirms the highest values of the human spirit.

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Festival presents Czech, Polish and Slovak cinematography presents films of established authors, but also film debuts and young authors.

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The group Trinity Pictures was founded in 2002. It is characterized by fascination by fantasy and science-fiction.

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“Trivium Films” is a film company, established in 2008 by the film director Kostadin Bonev. The first project of “Trivium Films” is the documentary “Sizing of Memories".

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The Film Festival has had an incredible growth since it first commenced in 1991. The total number of visitors in 2005 reached 42,000. People come from the entire region and from all over Norway to attend the festival. In addition, the whole Norwegian film- and cinema industry is present. The Festival also welcomes a vast number of representatives from the media. The festival screens a selection of quality films from the whole world, most of which have not previously been screened in Norway. During the festival week, we are host for two international juries: Fipresci (The International Federation of Film Critics) and FICC (International Federation of Film Societies). The festival has also its very own Aurora jury, which grants an award sponsored by the Norwegian Film Institute (Norsk filminstitutt). This award guarantees the winner film Norwegian distribution.