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K Film plus s.r.o. was founded at the beginning of 2008 as a subsidiary of K FILM, Studio Kadlec, s.r.o., whose founder was producer Jan Kadlec, a notable figure of the beginnings of Czech film service production. In the early 70s, with the film All Quiet On The Western Front, he demonstrated to foreign productions that Czech film makers are able to work according to the highest Western standards. Under his supervision over 150 foreign projects were completed. In the mid-90s he founded the production company K FILM Studio Kadlec which cooperated on the production of a series of foreign films. At the same time K FILM, Studio Kadlec produced such Czech films as Řad, Fany, Náhrdelník, etc. One of the two founders of K Film plus is Jan Karlec Jr., visual artist, film architect, and production designer. His credits include series of domestic and foreign exhibitions, as well as the realization of over 70 commercial spots, feature-length films such as The Damned, Shadows of the Deceased, Experts, and several TV films like Cats, That Hot Summer In Marienbad etc. The other founder of K Film plus is Tomas Rotnagl, film production manager who has also worked on dozens of commercial advertisements and music videos. Clients include Patek Philippe, Guinness UDV, Virgin One, Sky TV, Compal, Mars, etc., as well as Lighthouse Family, Mc Solaar or Monkey Business from the music industry. His film credits include local productions such as Začátek světa, Zatracení, etc., and foreign studio features like xXx (Triple X), Shanghai Knights, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen, Wanted, etc. He led the film crew on local feature film productions including Sklapni a zastřel mě (Shut Up And Shoot Me), Panic je nanic, Tajnosti and Bathory.

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K2 studio belongs to the leading Slovak production video studios. It was found in 1995. The owner of the studio, who is in the same time the creative director of K2, Pavol Barabáš, is a worldwide acknowledged filmmaker whose work concentrates on documentary filmmaking with mountaineering themes and themes on native civilizations.

The production company was founded in 1996 and specializes in producing director Pavel Štingl’s original projects. We most notably focus on the genres of historical documentary film and film on fine arts and music. Besides films we also create multimedia projects for various exhibitions and museums. In the course of our existence we have produced several documentary film series, mostly in co-operation with the Czech Television /“The Way We Were“ in 1996, travelogues from the USA 1999/. We have been involved in the making of extensive documentary projects in various countries – Romania, former Yugoslavia, Albania, Carpathian Ruthenia, Kosovo, Republic of South Africa, China, Hong-Kong, Slovakia, United Kingdom, France. Since the year 2000, K2 has become active in the production of big documentary projects and co-productions, which gave rise to historical subject matters from both wartime and communist totalitarian regimes. We devoted a lot of time to work with film archives, mainly from the period of the forties and fifties. We own many wartime periodicals of the German company UFA (incl. rights). Our long-term partners include the Czech Television (CT) which is the only czech public broadcaster, which has broadcasted most of our films and co-produced some.

KADIAK FILM is a Bulgarian production company specializing in short documentaries, feature films and TV productions. The company’s portfolio history encompasses more than 30 productions, some holding national and international film and TV awards. The chief creator of these productions is Professor Lubomir Halatchev.

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KALEJDOSKOP FILM STUDIO was founded in 1988 as one of the first independent film producers in Poland, and began its activities in January 1989. We are experienced film producers. Prior to the founding of our Studio, for many years we were associated with Wytwórnią Filmów Dokumentalnych i Fabularnych (the Polish National Film Studios) in Warsaw. Kalejdoskop Film Studio is a member of the National Chamber of Audiovisual Producers and of the International Documentary Association (IDA) in Los Angeles (USA). Our Studio has realised over 190 films, the majority of which are documentaries. These films have been directed by well-known film-makers: Grzegorz Braun, Andrzej Brzozowski, A. Marek Drążewski, Elżbieta Dzikowska and Tony Halik, Józef Gębski, Ryszard Kaczyński, Krzysztof Kalukin, Irena Kamieńska, Paweł Kędzierski, Maria Kwiatkowska, Jerzy Kowynia, Krzysztof Lang, Jerzy Lubach, Piotr Łazarkiewicz, Jan Łomnicki, Marcel Łoziński, Paweł Łoziński, Małgorzata Łupina, Katarzyna Maciejko-Kowalczyk, Krzysztof Magowski, Stanisław Manturzewski, Piotr Morawski, Tadeusz Pałka, Ludwik Perski, Jerzy Ridan, Wiktor Skrzynecki, Sławomir Smoczyński, Jan Sosiński, Ignacy Szczepański, Andrzej Titkow, Krzysztof Wierzbicki, Helena Włodarczyk, Lidia Zonn and others. A full filmography can be found on our website at www.kalejdoskop.art.pl For a number of years we were the producers of the series entitled “Pepper and Vanilla” directed by Tony Halik and Elżbieta Dzikowska, who went on to realize subsequent series of travel films in South and Central America and Asia. Our studio has also produced commercial and promotional films, on which, among others, the following have worked: Andrzej Adamczak, Henryk Janas, Edward Lutczyn, Krzysztof Pakulski, Artur Reinhart, Sławomir Wrzosiński, Tadeusz Wudzki. The films we have produced have been awarded over 60 prizes in national and international film festivals. The most celebrated of the films we have produced is "89 mm from Europe" directed by Marcel Łoziński. This film has won prizes in many international festivals including Oberhausen, Lipsk, Marseille, Clermont Ferrand, Bornholm, Villa do Conde, Berlin, Montreal, Hamburg and others and was nominated for an American Academy Award OSCAR '94. The International Documentary Association IDA of Los Angeles judged it to be the best film of the year 1995. Our key partners are: TVP S.A., the APF (the Film Production Agency of the Ministry of Culture) and MEDIA +. We also collaborate with ARTE, LA SEPT (France),BR,TELEPOOL MDR, SR and VOX (Germany), SASAKAWA PEACE FOUNDATION (Japan) and others. Our films have been presented in many countries around the world including in France, Germany, Canada, Finland, Denmark, Sweden, Australia, USA, Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Russia, the Czech Republic, Slovakia and Taiwan. We produce films and television programs on a range of audiovisual media. We own camera equipment and an off-line and on-line AVID edit suite. We have extensive experience, we work with the best directors and we therefore guarantee production and film services of the highest international standards.

Founded at the beginning of the 90s, Kamel Film grew out of the experience of author, screen writer and director Roberto Quagliano. From the first the company earned a reputation for innovative products and new techniques. Kamel Film in fact launched video journalism in Italy with the ground breaking news programme 'Professione reporter' (now 'Report' on RAI3). Kamel film has continued to work with both the RAI (the Italy state broadcaster) and Mediaset in the creation and realization of programmes which vary greatly in content and format, among them the reality television programmes 'L'ospedale in diretta' ('Hospital Live'), 'La scuola in diretta' ('School Live') and the documentary-soap 'In crociera' ('On a cruise') which were among the first programmes of their kind, not only in Italy but world wide. However, the activities of Kamel Film are not limited to television: it has made full length feature films, among which 'L'alba di Luca' (2002) and 'Fratelli d'Italia' (2006) and has just produced three films for a cinematographic project for teenagers called 'Get Out'.

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