– The ninth edition of the screenings under construction market presents 26 projects from Europe, Asia and South America in partnership with five international festivals and markets
Fucking Bornholm by Anna Kazejak, one of the work in progress of the New Horizons Polish Days
As part of the hybrid edition of the Cannes Film Market, the ninth edition of Go to Cannes the initiative is ready to roll out its selection. This year, five international film festivals and markets from Europe, Asia and South America will present their selection from a total of 26 projects currently in post-production.
The Goes to Cannes sessions will take place from June 9 to 12 and these selections will be presented during two-hour pitching sessions in Cannes. Online participants will be able to attend these sessions virtually, as they will be projected onto the Internet in their local time zone.
Among the festivals associated with this edition, three regular participants, the New Horizons International Film Festival from Poland, the Thessaloniki International Film Festival from Greece and Hong Kong – Asian Film Funding Forum (HAF), while Tallinn Black Nights will join for the first time as part of the 25th anniversary celebrations of PÖFF, alongside SANFIC Industria – Santiago International Film Festival.
Jerome Paillard, Executive Director of the Marché du Film, commented: “We are delighted to be back in Cannes and launching the first hybrid edition of the Marché du Film this year, looking forward to offering attendees on site and online the best possible experience. Possible market. . We are proud to welcome these five partner festivals and offer them the opportunity to reach their audiences, in Cannes or online!
Here is the full selection of projects from the ninth Goes to Cannes:
Polish New Horizons Days
Fears – ukasz Ronduda, ukasz gutt (Poland)
Producers: Kuba Kosma, Kasia Sarnowska (Serce)
Fucking Bornholm – Anna kazejak (Poland)
Producer: Marta Lewandowska (Friends studio with social benefits)
Lipstick on the glass! – Czech Kuba (Poland / Germany)
Producer: Paweł Kosuń (FILM central)
Imago – Olga Chajdas (Poland / Netherlands / Czech Republic / France)
Producers: Izabela Wójcik, Violetta kamińska, Dariusz Jabłoński (Apple Film Production)
inverted – Jacek Lusinski (Poland)
Producer: Leszek Bodzak, Aneta hickinbotham (Aurum Film)
Thessaloniki International Film Festival
Bastards – Nikos Pastras (Greece)
Producers: Nicolas alavanos (Filmiki), Nikos Pastras
Behind the haystacks – Asimina Proedrou
Producers: Ioanna Bolomyti (Argonauts SA), Markus Halberschmidt (Fiction Park), Vladimir Anastasov, Angela Nestorovska (Sektor Film)
Watch dog – Gregoris Rentis (Greece / France)
Producers: Gregoris Rentis (BYRD), Vicky miha (asterisk*), Clement Duboin, Florence cohen (Good Fortune Movies)
Ex – Georges markakis (Greece / Germany)
Producers: Chris Cornelsen, George Markakis
In the land of ice and fire – Dimitra Zirou (Greece / Norway)
Producer: Nikos Moustakas (Bad crowd)
Winter with Valmira – Marie Douza (Greece / Bulgaria)
Producers: Michel Sarantinos (Steficon SA), Ivan Tonev (ARS-Digital), Greek Film Center, ERT, Bulgarian Film Fund
Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF)
Holy Citizen – Tinatin Kajrishvili (Georgia / France / Bulgaria)
Producers: Lasha khalvashi (Artizm), Denis vaslin, Boris Shushkov
Just before – Alisa Erokhina (Russia / France)
Producers: Denis kovalevski, Anna shalashina (Salt Film Studio), WISH Media, Les Steppes Productions, with the support of the Russian Ministry of Culture and the KINOPRIME Foundation
Round trip – Dorothy Van den Berghe (Belgium)
Producers: Bert Hamelinck, Dimitri Verbeeck, Helene Vlogaert (Caviar)
Pinocchio and the brandy – Viktor Lakisov (Estonia / USA / Russia)
Producers: Vsevolod Zorin, Paul Marshal, Marc De Carlo (Asymmetric Studios OÜ, Dick Lizzardo Productions, Inc)
Murmurs of war [+see also:
interview: Florian Hoffmann
film profile] – Florian Hoffmann (Germany)
Producers: Alexandre wadouh, Roxana richters (Chromosom Film), Deutsche Film- und Fernsehakademie Berlin
Hong Kong – Asian Film Funding Forum
A light never goes out – Anastasia tsang (Hong Kong)
Producer: Saville Chan (A light never goes out)
No winter vacation – Rajan kathet, Sunir Pandey (Nepal / South Korea)
Producers: Rajan Kathet, Sunir Pandey, Gary Kam Byung-Seok (Salpa Films)
Red horse in the summer sky – Tso Chi Chang (Taiwan)
Producers: Wen Hung Kao, Vincent Chen Hou-Ting (SimpleView production)
Save the one who was dead [+see also:
film review
trailer
interview: Václav Kadrnka
film profile] – Vaclav Kadrnka (Czech Republic / Slovakia)
Producer: Václav Kadrnka (Sirius Films)
Stone wall – Ji Huang, Ryûji Otsuka (China)
Producer: Ryuji Otsuka (Yellow-Green Pi)
SANFIC Industria – Santiago International Film Festival
El VSiego, Border Wwith Dto eat – Martin desalvo (Argentina)
Producer: Florencia Brocchi (Films by Dominique)
Empty house – Giovani Borba (Brazil)
Producer: Tatiana Sager (Panda Films)
Patient) – Constanza Fernandez (Chile)
Producers: Roberto Doveris, Constanza Fernández (Niña Niño Films, Celosa Producciones, Fundación Pacuar
This week-end – Mara Pescio (Argentina / Brazil)
Producers: Georgina Baisch, Santiago Carabante, Cecilia Salim, Paula zyngierman, Tathiani Sacilotto (Maravillacine, Murillo Cine, Photos Persona Non grata)
The life that remains – Flavio Botelho (Brazil)
Producers: Caio gullane, Fabiano Gullane, Flavio Botelho, Claudia Büschel (Gullane)