Archive - Berlinale Co-Production Market

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2023

• - Butterfly (Itonje Søimer Guttormsen), Norway/UK/Spain – in post-production
• - I'll Be Gone in June (Katharina Rivilis), Germany – in post-production
• - Skiff (Cecilia Verheyden), Belgium/The Netherlands) – in post-production

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2022

• - 20,000 Species of Bees (Regie: Estibaliz Urresola), Spain - Berlinale 2023, Competition; Silver Bear
• - Don't Cry, Butterfly (Duong Dieu Linh), Vietnam/Singapore – Venice 2024, Critics Week/Toronto 2024
• - Hana Korea (Frederik Sølberg), South Korea & Denmark – in post-production
• - Jimpa (Sophie Hyde), Australia/The Netherlands – in post-production
• - Kafka (Agnieszka Holland), Czech Republic, United Kingdom & Ireland – in production
• - Las Corrientes (Milagros Mumenthaler), Switzerland/Argentina –in post-producion
• - My Favourite Cake (Maryam Moghaddam & Behtash Sanaeeha), Iran/France/Germany/Sweden – Berlinale 2024, Competition
• - Slow (Marija Kavtaradze), Lithuania/Spain/Sweden – Sundance & Karlovy Vary 2023
• - My Summer with Irène (WT:Truly, Madly, Deeply) (Carlo Sironi), Italy/France – Berlinale 2024, Generation

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2021

• - Handling the Undead (Thea Hvistendahl), Norway – Sundance 2024
• - Girls will be Girls (Shuchi Talati), India/France – Sundance 2024
• - Doi Boy (Nontawat Numbenchapol), Thailand/Cambodia - Busan 2023
• - Four Little Adults (Selma Vilhunen), Finland/France – Rotterdam 2023
• - Holly (Fien Troch), Belgium/The Netherlands/Luxembourg/France – Venice 2023, competition
• - Sisterhood (HLM Pussy) (Nora El Hourch), France – Toronto 2023, Platform
• - No Beast so Fierce (Burhan Qurbani), Germany/Poland (?) – in post-
• - Matria (Álvaro Gago), Avalon P.C. & Ringo Media & Matriuska, Spain – Berlinale 2023, Panorama
• - Maysoon (Nancy Biniadaki), Germany/Greece – in post-production
• - Milk Teeth (Sophia Bösch), Germany, Switzerland/Sweden – Rotterdam 2024
• - Oasis of Now (Chia Chee Sum), Singapore/France/Malaysia – Berlinale 2024 , Forum
• - Puán (Benjamin Naishtat, María Alche), Argentina/Italy/Germany/France/Brazil – San Sebastian 2023
• - Sea Sparkle (Domien Huyghe), Belgium/The Netherlands – Berlinale 2023, Generation
• - The Business Women’s Club (Anna Muylaert), Brazil – in post-production
• -The Woman from the Sunken Island (Alanté Kavaïté), France – in post-production

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2020

• - Bad Luck Banging or Loony Porn (Radu Jude), Romania/Croatia/Czech Republic/Luxembourg – Berlinale 2021, Golden Bear
• - Continente (Davi Pretto), Brazil – Filmfest Munich 2024
• - Crocodile Tears (Tumpal Tampubolon), IndonesiaFrance/Singapore/Germany – Toronto 2024
• - Electric Child (Simon Jaquemet), Switzerland/France/Philippines/The Netherlands – Locarno 2024, Piazza Grande
• - Happy Lovers (Hicham Lasri), Morocco/France – in post-production
• - In Flames (Zarrar Khan), Canada/Pakistan - Cannes 2023, Quinzaine des Réalisateurs
• - Let The River Flow! (D: Ole Giæver), Norway - Tromso 2023
• - Jailbird (Long Run) (D: Andrea Magnani), Italy - Tallinn 2022
• - Maret (Laura Schroeder), Luxembourg/Germany
• - Piggy/Cerdita (Carlota Pereda), Spain/France - Sundance 2022
• - Pooja, Sir (Deepak Rauniyar), Nepal/France/Singapore/Norway/The Netherlands – Venice 2024, Orizzonti
• - Reflection (D: Valentyn Vasyanovych), Ukraine – Venice 2021, competition
• - Richelieu (Temporaries) (d: Pier-Philippe Chevigny), Canada/France – Tribeca 2023 & Karlovy Vary 2023
• - Salt Lake (D: Kasia Rosłaniec), Poland - Toronto 2022
• - Skin of Youth (Ash Mayfair), Vietnam/USA – in production
• - The Herd (D: Milko Lazarov), Bulgaria/Germany/Luxembourg - in production
• - The Last Paradise on Earth (Sakaris Stórá), Faroe Islands/Denmark - in production
• - Toll (D: Carolina Markowicz), Brazil & Portugal - San Sebastian & Toronto 2023
• - When It Melts (D: Veerle Baetens), BelgiumThe Netherlands - Sundance 2023, World Cinema Dramatic Competition
• - Who by Fire (WT: Life of a Great Director) (Philippe Lesage), Productions Unité Centrale (prod: Galilé Marion-Gauvin), Canada – Berlinale Generation 2024, Grand Prize of the Jury
• - Zafari (Mariana Rondón), Venezuela/Brazil/France/Chile/Mexico – in post-production

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2019

• - Alcarràs (Carla Simón), Spain/Italy - Berlinale 2022, Golden Bear
• - Arcadia (Yorgos Zois), Greece/Bulgaria/USA - Berlinale 2024, Encounters
• - Autobiography (Makbul Mubarak), Indonesia/France/Singapore/Poland/Philippines/Germany/Qatar- Venice 2022, Orizzonti & Toronto, World Cinema
• - Chica Chile Norway (Ingvild Søderlind), Norway
• - Compartment Number Six (D: Juho Kuosmanen), Finland/Estonia/Germany/Russia – Cannes 2021, competition; Grand Jury Prize
• - Gaza Mon Amour (Arab & Tarzan Nasser), France/Portugal – Venice 2020
• - Hinterland (Stefan Rutzowitzky), Austria/Luxembourg/Germany/Belgium – Locarno 2021, Piazza Grande
• - Imago (Olga Chajdas), Poland – Karlovy Vary 2023
• - Je Suis Karl (Christian Schwochow), Germany/Czech Republic – Berlinale Special 2021
• - Levante (Lillah Halla), Brazil/Uruguay/France - Cannes 2023, Critics Week
• - Nowhere Special (Uberto Pasolini), Italy/UK/Romania – Venice 2020
• - Petite Fleur (Santiago Mitre), France/Argentina/Belgium/Spain
• - Rule 34 (Júlia Murat), Brazil/France - Locarno 2022, Competition - Golden Leopard
• - Shame on Dry Land (Axel Petersén), Sweden/Malta – Toronto 2023, Platform
• - Slash/Back (Nyla Innuksuk), Canada
• - The First Death of Joana (Cristiane Oliveira), Brazil
• - Three Brothers (Francisco Paparella), Brazil/Argentina - in post-production
• - Wolf (Nathalie Biancheri), Ireland/Poland - Toronto 2021, Special Presentation

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2018

• - Are You Lonesome Tonight? (WT: Tropical Memories) (Wen Shipei), China/France – Cannes 2021, Special Screening/Toronto 2021/San Sebastian 2021
• - A Hole in the Fence (Joaquín del Paso), Mexico/Denmark - Venice 2021, Orizzonti
• - A White, White Day (Hlynur Pálmason), Iceland/Sweden/Denmark – Cannes 2019, Critics' Week
• - Abdullah and his Sons (Esen Isik), Switzerland
• - Advantages of Travelling by Train (Aritz Moreno), Spain/France - Sitges 2019
• - Flee (Jonas Poher Rasmussen), Denmark, France, Sweden, Norway - Cannes 2020, Official Selection; 3 Academy Award nominations 2022
• - Home (Franka Potente), Germany/The Netherlands
• - Mascotte/Mascot (Remy van Heugten), The Netherlands – Rotterdam 2023
• - Milk (D: Maya Kenig), Israel - Tallinn 2023
• - Motel Acacia (Bradley Liew), The Philippines/Slovenia – Tokyo 2019
• - Nobody Likes Me (R: Tomas Weinreb, Petr Kazda), Slovakia/Czech Republic/France/ Switzerland – in production
• - Nudo Mixteco (Ángeles Cruz), Mexico/Germany - Miami 2021
• - Our Men/Mon Legionnaire (Rachel Lang), Belgium/France – Cannes 2021, Directors' Fortnight
• - Pelican Blood (Katrin Gebbe), Germany/Bulgaria – Venice, Orizzonti & Toronto 2019
• - The First Death of Joana (Cristiane Oliveira), Brazil
• - The Siren (R: Sepideh Farsi), France/Germany/Luxembourg/Belgium - Berlinale 2023, Panorama
• - Three (R: Juanjo Giménez), Frida Films, Spain/Lithuania - Venice Days 2021
• - When I'm Done Dying (Nisan Dag), Turkey/USA - Tallinn 2020

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2017

• - 7500 (Patrick Vollrath), Germany/Austria - Locarno 2019, Piazza Grande
• - Blanquita (Fernando Guzzoni), Chile/Mexico/Luxembourg/France/Poland- Venice 2022, Orizzonti
• - Breaking Surface (Joachim Hedén), Sweden/Belgium
• - Charlatan (Agnieszka Holland), Czech Republic/Ireland/Slovakia – Berlinale 2020, Competition
• - Copilot (Anne Zohra Berrached), Germany/France – Berlinale 2021, Panorama
• - Daughter of Mine (Figlia Mia) (Laura Bispuri), Italy/Switzerland/Germany - Berlinale 2018, Competition
• - Divine Love (Divino Amor) (Gabriel Mascaro), Brazil/Denmark/Norway/Switzerland/ Uruguay/France/Chile – Sundance 2019 & Berlinale 2019, Panorama
• - Fenomenos Naturales (WT: Shock Labor) (Marcos Diaz Sosa), Cuba/ France – Guadalajara 2024, Best First feature Award
• - Girls of the Sun (Eva Husson), France/Belgium/Georgia/Switzerland - Cannes 2018, competition
• - Human Factors (Ronny Trocker), Germany/Italy/Denmark - Sundance & Berlinale Panorama 2021
• - Jumpman (Ivan Tverdosky), Russia/France - Karlovy Vary 2018, competition
• - Lost Country (Vladimir Perisic), France/Serbia/Luxembourg/Croatia - Cannes 2023, Critics Week
• - Memoryland (Quy Kim Bui), Vietnam, in post-production
• - Miracle (Bogdan George Apetri) Romania/Czech Republic/Latvia
• - Paloma (Marcelo Gomes), Brazil/Portugal – Munich/Rio 2022
• - Psychobitch (Martin Lund), Norway
• - The Deposit (Ásthildur Kjartansdóttir), Iceland - Edinburgh 2019
• - The Gigantes (R: Beatriz Sanchis), Mexico – Guadalajara 2021
• - Tomorrow is a Long Time (Jow Zhi Wei), Singapore/Taiwan/France/Portugal - Berlinale 2023, Generation 14plus
• - You Will Die at Twenty (Amjad Abu Alala), Sudan/France/Egypt/Germany/Norway/Qatar) - Venice 2019, Giornate degli Autori

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2016

• A Sort of Family (Diego Lerman), Argentina/Brazil/France/Poland – Toronto/ San Sebastian 2017, competition
• Birds of Passage (Cristina Gallego & Ciro Guerra), Colombia/Mexico – Cannes 2018, Directors Fortnight
• Bayonette (Kyzza Terrazas), Mexico/Finland
• Blind Willow, Sleeping Woman (Pierre Földes), France/Canada/The Netherlands/ Luxembourg – Annecy & Toronto 2022
• Bootlegger (Caroline Monnet), Canada
• Do Not Hesitate (Shariff Korver), The Netherlands/Greece – Tribeca 2021
• El Motoarrebatador (The Snatch Thief) by Agustín Toscano, Argentina/Uruguay - Cannes 2018, Directors Fortnight
• Eternity Package (Jonathan Heidelberger, Magdalena Ilieva), Bulgaria – in post-production
• Hard Paint (Filipe Matzembacher and Marcio Reolon), Brazil - Berlinale 2018 Panorama, Teddy Award
• Hostages (Rezo Gigineishvili), Georgia/Russia - Berlinale 2017 Panorama
• Loving Pia (Daniel Borgman) – Berlinale 2017 Forum
• La Noche de 12 Anos (Memories from the Cell) (Alvaro Brechner), Spain/Argentina/France – Venice 2018, Orizzonti
• Outside (Michal Hogenauer), Czech Republic/The Netherlands/Latvia
• Patrick (Goncalo Waddington), Portugal/Germany – San Sebastian 2019
• Quo Vadis, Aida? (Jasmila Zbanic), Bosnia & Herzegovina/Austria/Romania/The Netherlands/Germany/Poland/France/Norway– Venice 2020, competition, Academy Award-nominated 2021
• Slam (Partho Sen-Gupta), Australia - Tallinn 2018
• Summer 1993 (Carla Simón), Spain – Berlinale 2017 Generation, Best First Feature Award
• The Death of Cinema and My Father too (Dani Rosenberg), Israel - Cannes 2020, Official Selection
• The Desert Bride (La novia del desierto) (D: Cecilia Atán & Valeria Pivato), Argentina/Chile – Cannes 2017, Certain Regard
• The Guest (Duccio Chiarini), Italy/France - Locarno 2018, Piazza Grande
• The Little Comrade (Moonika Siimets), Estonia
• Vivarium (Lorcan Finnegan), Ireland - Cannes 2019, Critics' Week

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2015

• All the Pretty Little Horses(Michalis Konstantatos), Greece/Belgium/Germany - Shanghai 2020
• 3 Days in Quiberon (Emily Atef), Germany/France – Berlinale 2018 Competition
• Damned Kids (Gonzalo Justiniano), Chile/France
• In Front of Others (Oskar Jonasson), Iceland – Göteborg 2016
• Killing Jesus (Laura Mora), Colombia/USA – Toronto & San Sebastian 2017
• Los Perros (Marcela Said), France/Chile/Argentina/Portugal/Germany - Cannes 2017, Critics' Week
• Muere, Monstruo, Muere (Alejandro Fadel), Argentina/Chile/France – Cannes 2018, Certain Regard
• My Happy Family (Nana & Simon), Georgia/Germany/France – Berlinale 2017 Forum, Sundance
• Passed by Censor (Serhat Karaaslan), Turkey - Karlovy Vary 2019, East of the West
• Photograph (Ritesh Batra), India/USA/Germany – Sundance & Berlinale Special 2019
• Plaza Catedral/Biencuidao (Abner Benaim), Panama/Mexico - in post-production
• Revenge of the Pontianak (Glen Goei), Singapore
• Rifle (Davi Pretto), Brazil/Germany – Berlinale 2017 Forum
• Rialto (WT:Trade) (Meter Mackie Burns), Ireland/UK - Venice 2019, Orizzonti
• Rojo (Benjamin Naishtat), Argentina/Brazil/France/Germany/The Netherlands - San Sebastian 2018, in competition
• Samouni Road (Stefano Savona), Italy/France - Cannes 2018, Directors Fortnight, Golden Eye Award
• Swoon (Mans Marlind & Björn Stein), Sweden - Gothenburg 2019
• The Ash Lad: In the Hall of the Mountain King (Mikkel Sandemose), Norway/ Ireland/Czech Republic
• The Miracle of the Sargasso Sea (Syllas Tzoumerkas), Greece/The Netherlands/Germany - Berlinale 2019, Panorama
• The Secret Ingredient (Gjorce Stavreski), Macedonia/Bulgaria/Greece – Tallinn 2017

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2014

• 6.9 on the Richter Scale (Nae Caranfil), Romania
• A Fantastic Woman (Sebastián Lelio), Chile/Germany/USA/Spain - Berlinale 2017 Competition - Silver Bear for Best Script; Academy Award 2018 for Best Film in a Foreign Language
• A Place Called Dignity (Matías Rojas Valencia), Chile/Argentina/Germany/France – in post-production
• A Yellow Bird (K. Rajagopal), Singapore/France – Cannes 2016, Critics Week
• Becoming Astrid (Pernille Fischer Christensen), Sweden/Denmark/Germany - Berlinale Special Gala 2018
• Family (Veronica Kedar), Israel/Germany
• Good Manners (Juliana Rojas & Marco Dutra), Brazil/France – Locarno 2017
• Happy Birthday (Christos Georgiou), Cyprus/Germany
• Kuessipan (Myriam Verreault), Canada – Toronto 2019
• La familia (Gustavo Rondón Córdova), Venezuela/Chile/Norway – Cannes 2017, Critics' Week
• Let it Be Morning (Eran Kolirin), France/Israel – Cannes 2021, Certain Regard
• Light Thereafter (Konstantin Bojanov), Bulgaria/UK/Belgium – Rotterdam 2017
• My Father's Garden (Ben Sombogaart), The Netherlands/Belgium
• Pickpockets (Peter Webber), France/Colombia
• Pyromaniac (Erik Skjoldbjaerg), Norway - Toronto 2016
• Rafiki (Wanuri Kahiu), South Africa/Kenya - Cannes 2018, Certain Regard
• Saving Neta (Nir Bergman), Israel
• Son of Sofia (Elina Psykou), Greece – Tribeca 2017, Best International Narrative Feature
• Souvenir (Bavo Defurne), Belgium/Luxembourg, Toronto 2016
• The Butterfly Tree (WT: The Insect King) (Priscilla Cameron), Australia – Toronto 2017, Discovery
• The Garbage Helicopter (Jonas Selberg Augustsén), Sweden - London 2015
• The Cakemaker (Ofir Raul Graizer), Israel/Germany – Karlovy Vary 2017
• The Last Ones (Veiko Ounpuu), Finland/Estonia/The Netherlands
• The Legend of Barney Thomson (Robert Carlyle), Canada/UK – Edinburgh 2015
• The Swan (Ása Hjörleifsdóttir), Island – Toronto 2017
• The Thin Yellow Line (Celso Garcia), Mexico/USA – Jury and Audience Awards at Guadalajara 2015
• The Wounded Angel (Emir Baigazin), Kazakhstan/France/Germany - Berlinale 2016 Panorama
• United States of Love (Tomasz Wasilewski), Poland/Sweden – Berlinale 2016 Competition

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2013

• After the Battle (Simon Leclère), France
• All of a Sudden (Aslı Özge), Germany/The Netherlands/France, Berlinale 2016 Panorama
• Big Father, Small Father and Other Stories (Phan Dang Di), Vietnam/France/Germany/The Netherlands - Berlinale 2015 Competition
• Campo Grande (Sandra Kogut), Brazil/France - Toronto 2015
• Frenzy (Emin Alper), Turkey/France/Qatar - Venice 2015 Competition
• In the Heart (Nicole van Kilsdonk), The Netherlands/Belgium
• Latin Lover (Cristina Comencini), Italy
• Le Meraviglie (Alice Rohrwacher), Italy/Germany/Switzerland – Grand Prix at Cannes 2014
• Los Ángeles (Damian John Harper), Germany - Berlinale 2014 Forum
• Mammal (Rebecca Daly), Ireland/Luxembourg/The Netherlands - Sundance 2016
• Moneyboys (C.B. Yilin), Austria/France/Belgium – Cannes 2021, Certain Regard
• One Step behind the Seraphim (Daniel Sandu), Romania – 9 Gopo Awards 2018
• Sollers Point (Matt Porterfield) – USA/France – San Sebastian 2017, competition
• Soy Nero (Rafi Pitts), Germany/France/Mexico - Berlinale 2016 Competition
• The Lesson (Kristina Grozeva & Petar Valchanov), Bulgaria/Greece - Best New Director at San Sebastián 2014, Toronto
• The Lion Woman (Vibeke Idsoe), Norway/Germany
• The Memory of Water (Matias Bize), Chile/Spain/Argentina/Germany - Venice Days 2015
• The Next Skin (Isaki Lacuesta), Spain/Switzerland - Karlovy Vary 2016 Competition
• Uncle Howard (Aaron Brookner), USA/UK - Berlinale 2016 Panorama
• Voice Over (Cristián Jiménez), Chile/France/Canada - San Sebastián 2014, Toronto
• War (Simon Jaquemet), Switzerland - San Sebastián 2014
• Zama (Lucrecia Martel), Argentina/Spain/Brazil/France/The Netherlands/USA - Venice 2017
• Zurich (Sacha Polak), The Netherlands/Germany/Belgium – Berlinale 2015 Forum

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2012

• A Date for Mad Mary (Darren Thornton), Ireland - London 2016
• Above the Clouds (Pepe Diokno), Philippines/France - Tokyo 2014
• Absence (Chico Teixeira), Brazil – Berlinale 2015 Panorama
• Borga (WT: Wasted Dreams) (York-Fabian Rabe), Germany – Max Ophüls 2021
• Coconut Hero (Florian Cossen), Germany/Canada - Munich 2015
• Doctor Proktor's Fart Powder (Arild Fröhlich), Norway/Germany
• Embrace of the Serpent (Ciro Guerra), Colombia/Argentina/Venezuela - C.I.C.A.E. Award at Cannes 2015 Directors’ Fortnight, Best Foreign Language Film nomination at the Academy Awards 2016
• Force Majeure (Ruben Östlund), Sweden/France/Denmark – Jury Prize at Cannes 2014 Un Certain Regard, Best Film and Best Director nominations at the European Film Awards, shortlisted for Best Foreign Language Film at the Academy Awards 2015
• Heirs of the Night (Diederik Van Rooijen), The Netherlands/Germany/Norway – realised as TV series
• Jojo Rabbit (Taika Waititi), USA - Toronto 2019; Academy Award 2020 for Best Adapted Screenplay
• L'Hérétique (Didier Nion), France
• Mother Earth (Giulio Manfredonia), Italy
• Sand Storm (Elite Zexer), France/Israel - Sundance 2016, Berlinale 2016 Panorama
• Sunstrokes (Gustavo Taretto), Argentina
• The Boda Boda Thieves (Yes! That's Us), South Africa/Uganda/Kenya – Berlinale 2015 Forum
• The Lunchbox (Ritesh Batra), India/France/Germany – Cannes 2013 Critics' Week
• The Summer of the Flying Fish (Marcela Said), Chile/France - Cannes 2013 Directors' Fortnight
• The Word (Anna Kazejak), Poland/Denmark – Berlinale 2014 Generation
• Waste Land (Pieter Van Hees), Belgium - Toronto 2014
• Why Me? (Tudor Giurgiu), Romania/Bulgaria/Hungary - Berlinale 2015 Panorama

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2011

• 2 Kidnappings (Marcos Jorge), Brazil
• Aloys (Tobias Nölle), Switzerland/France – Berlinale 2016 Panorama
• Challat of Tunis (Kaouther Ben Hania), France/Tunisia/Canada – Dubai 2013, Cannes 2014 Acid Selection
• Darkness by Day (Martín Desalvo), Argentina - BAFICI 2013
• Everyone Is Dead (Beatriz Sanchís), Spain/Mexico/Germany
• Hanna's Journey (Julia von Heinz), Germany/Israel
• Il Sud è Niente (The South Is Nothing) (Fabio Mollo), Italy – Berlinale 2014 Generation
• Jupiter's Moon (Kornél Mundruczó), Hungary/Germany - Cannes 2017, competition
• Houston (Bastian Günther), Germany – Sundance 2013
• Ladygrey (Alain Choquart), France/South Africa/Belgium
• Life According to Nino (Simone van Dusseldorp), The Netherlands/Belgium/Germany - Best International Children’s Film at Cinekid 2014
• Nalu on the Border (Mulher do Pai) (Cristiane Oliveira), Brazil/Uruguay - Berlinale 2017 Generation
• Remainder (Omer Fast), UK/Germany – London 2015, Berlinale 2016 Panorama
• Still Life (Uberto Pasolini), UK/Italy - Venice 2013 Orizzonti
• The 90-Minute War (Eyal Halfon), Israel/Germany
• The Babadook (Jennifer Kent), Australia – Sundance 2014
• The Find (Victor Dement), Russia – Tallinn 2015
• The Here After (Magnus von Horn), Poland/Sweden/France – Cannes 2015 Directors' Fortnight
• The Human Factor (Bruno Oliviero), Italy – Locarno 2013
• Wakolda (Lucía Puenzo), Argentina/France/Norway/Mexico – Cannes 2013 Un Certain Regard
• Watchtower (Pelin Esmer), Turkey/France/Germany – Toronto 2012, Rotterdam 2013
• Youth (Tom Shoval), Israel/Germany – Berlinale 2013 Panorama Special

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2010

• Arcadia (Olivia Silver), USA - Crystal Bear at Berlinale 2012
• Bethlehem (Yuval Adler), Israel/Germany - Venice Days 2013
• Cut Snake (Tony Ayres), Australia – Toronto 2014, Melbourne
• El Rumano/ By the Rails (Catalin Mitulescu), Romania/Sweden/Italy - Karlovy Vary 2016
• Elena (Andrei Zvyagintsev), Russia – Jury Prize at Cannes 2011 Un Certain Regard
• I, Anna (Barnaby Southcombe), UK/France/Germany - Berlinale Special 2012
• In Embryo (Ulrich Thomsen), Denmark – Shanghai 2016
• Inheritance (Hiam Abbass), France/Israel/Palestine/Turkey - Venice Days 2012
• Invasion (Dito Tsintsadze), Germany/Austria - Montreal 2012
• Love and Other Troubles (Samuli Valkama), Finland/USA
• My Dog Killer (Mira Fornay), Slovakia/Czech Republic – Tiger Award at Rotterdam 2013
• My Sweet Orange Tree (Marcos Bernstein), Brazil – Rio de Janeiro 2012
• Only Son (Miel Van Hoogenbemt), Belgium/France
• Princesas Rojas (Laura Astorga), Costa Rica/Venezuela/France - Berlinale 2013, Generation
• Sharqiya (Ami Livne), Israel/France/Germany - Berlinale 2012 Panorama
• The Farewell Party (Tal Granit & Sharon Maymon), Israel/Germany – Venice Days 2014, Toronto
• The Future (Alicia Scherson), Chile/Germany/Italy/Spain - Sundance 2013, KNF Award at Rotterdam 2013
• The Have-Nots (Florian Hoffmeister), Germany
• The Notebook (János Szász), Germany/ Hungary/Austria/France – Best Feature at Karlovy Vary 2013
• The World Belongs to Us (Stephan Streker), Belgium/France, Shanghai 2013
• To Gala (George Siougas), Greece

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2009

• Daughter (Afia Nathaniel), Pakistan/USA/Norway – Toronto 2014
• Fe (Alejo Crisóstomo), Guatemala/Germany
• Hunter (Bakur Bakuradze), Russia/France – Cannes 2011 Un Certain Regard
• Intimate Grammar (Nir Bergman), Israel - Best Film at Jerusalem 2010, Berlinale 2011 Generation
• Land of Oblivion (Michale Boganim), France/Germany/Poland - Venice 2011 Critics' Week
• Love Eternal (Brendan Muldowney), Ireland/Luxembourg/The Netherlands - Busan 2013
• Mary, Queen of Scots (Thomas Imbach), Switzerland/France - Locarno 2013
• Mike (Lars Blumers), France - Best Screenplay at Film Festival Max Ophüls Prize 2012
• Princess (Tali Shalom Ezer), Israel – Sundance 2015
• On the Plank (Leila Kilani), France/Morocco/Germany - Cannes 2011 Directors' Fortnight
• Pioneer (Erik Skjoldbjærg), Norway/Germany/Sweden/France/Denmark/Finland – Toronto 2013
• Repeaters (Carl Bessai), Canada
• She Is Not Crying, She Is Singing (Philippe de Pierpont), Belgium/France/Luxembourg
• Snowhite (Pablo Berger), Spain/France – San Sebastián 2012, Toronto
• Spud (Donovan Marsh), South Africa
• Stormland (Marteinn Thorsson), Iceland
• The Ardor (Pablo Fendrik), Argentina/Mexico/France/Brazil – Cannes 2014 Special Screening
• The Kind Words (Shemi Zarhin), Israel/Canada - Toronto 2015
• The Other End (Felipe Sholl), Brazil – Rio de Janeiro 2016
• The Silence (Baran bo Odar), Germany - Locarno 2010
• Zephyr (Belma Bas), Turkey - Toronto 2010

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2008

• Aurora (Cristi Puiu), Romania/Switzerland/France – Cannes 2010, Certain Regard
• Bad Faith (Kristian Petri), Sweden – Toronto 2010
• Between Two Fires (Agnieszka Lukasiak), Sweden/Poland
• Black South-Easter (Carey McKenzie), South Africa/UK – Chicago 2013
• City Island (Raymond de Felitta), USA/Poland - Tribeca 2009
• Four Corners (Ian Gabriel), South Africa
• Invisible (Michal Aviad), Israel - Berlinale 2011 Panorama
• Like Shooting Stars (Anna di Francisca), Italy/Spain, Torino 2012
• Man in the Sea (Constantine Giannaris), Greece – Berlinale 2011 Panorama
• Mr Nice (Bernard Rose), UK – Edinburgh 2010
• My Brother Robert (Philip Gröning), Germany – Berlinale 2018 Competition
• Periferic/Outbound (Bogdan George Apetri), Romania/Austria - Locarno 2010 Competition
• Playoff (Eran Riklis), Israel/Germany/France
• Susa (Rusudan Pirveli), Georgia - Berlinale 2010 Generation
• The Famous and the Dead (Esmir Filho), Brazil/France – Locarno 2009, Berlinale 2010 Generation
• The Hunter (Rafi Pitts), Iran/Germany – Berlinale 2010 Competition
• Tony Ten (Mischa Kamp), Netherlands/Belgium/Germany - Toronto 2012

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2007

• A Bit of Chocolate/A Tram in SP (Aitzol Aramaio), Spain
• Amreeka (Cherien Dabis), USA – Sundance 2009, FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes Directors’ Fortnight
• Every Day is a Holiday (Dima el-Horr), France/Lebanon/Germany – Toronto 2009, Rome
• Heart of Fire (Luigi Falorni), Germany/Austria – Berlinale 2008 Competition
• Lebanon (Samuel Maoz), Israel/France/Germany – Golden Lion at Venice 2009
• Lost Persons Area (Caroline Strubbe), Belgium/The Netherlands/Hungary/Germany – Best Screenplay at Cannes 2009 Critics’ Week
• Love Reclaimed/Starting Over(Wang Chao), France/China/Hungary
• Milk (Semih Kaplanoglu), Turkey/Germany – Venice 2008 Competition
• My Daughter (Charlotte Lim Lay Kuen), Malaysia - Busan 2009
• Silent Sonata/Circus Fantasticus (Janez Burger), Slovenia/Ireland/Finland
• The Bad Intentions (Rosario Garcia-Montero), Peru/Germany/Argentina – Berlinale 2011 Generation
• The Frost (Ferran Audí), Spain/Sweden
• The Last Summer of La Boyita (Julia Solomonoff), Argentina/Spain/USA - San Sebastián 2009
• The Shame (David Planell), Spain
• The Unforgettables (Matan Guggenheim), Israel/Germany
• The Woman With a Broken Nose (Srdan Koljevic), Serbia/Germany – Karlovy Vary 2010
• If You Go Away (Ewa Stankiewicz), Poland/Germany

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2006

• Allez, Eddy! (Gert Embrechts), Belgium/The Netherlands
• Bena (Niv Klainer), Israel
• Buddha's Little Finger (Tony Pemberton), Germany/Canada
• Does It Hurt? - The First Balkan Dogma (Aneta Lesnikovska), Bulgaria/Macedonia/The Netherlands – Rotterdam 2007
• Flame & Citron (Ole Christian Madsen), Denmark/Germany – Toronto 2008, Contemporary World Cinema
• Installation of Love (Maja Weiss), Slovenia/Germany
• Intimate Stranger (Mayu Nakamura), Japan – Tokyo 2021
• Keep Smiling (Rusudan Chkonia), Georgia – Karlovy Vary 2012
• King of Devil's Island (Marius Holst), Norway/Poland/France - Göteborg 2011
• La Sangre Brota (Pablo Fendrik), Argentina – Cannes 2008 Critics' Week
• La Ultima Y Nos Vamos (Eva Lopez-Sanchez), Mexico
• Lemon Tree (Eran Riklis), Israel/Germany/France – Audience Award at Berlinale 2008
• Lluvia (Paula Hernandez), Argentina
• Love and Other Crimes (Stefan Arsenijevic), Serbia/Germany/Austria/Slovenia – Berlinale 2008 Panorama Special
• My Friend and His Wife (Shin Dong-Il), Korea – Busan 2006
• Parc (Arnaud des Pallières), France – Venice 2008, Orizzonti
• Párpados Azules (Ernesto Contreras), Mexico – Cannes 2007 Critics' Week
• Protektor (Marek Najbrt), Czech Republic/Germany
• Salir Pitando (Alvaro Fernandez Armero), Spain
• Small Crime (Christos Georgiou), Cyprus/Germany
• Stay (Wiebke von Carolsfeld), Canada/Ireland – Toronto 2013
• The Aviatrix of Kazbek (Ineke Smits), The Netherlands/Belgium
• The Oxford Murders (Álex de la Iglesia), Spain/France
• Tiny Dancer (Eva Husson), France
• Viktoria (Maya Vitkova), Bulgaria/Romania - Sundance 2014
• Zion and His Brother (Eran Merav), Israel/Germany/France – Sundance 2009

Realised Projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2005

• A Perfect Day (Khalil Joreige and Joana Hadjithomas), Lebanon/France/ Germany – FIPRESCI Prize at Locarno 2005
• Carmo, Hit The Road (Murilo Pasta), UK/Spain/Brazil/Poland – Sundance 2009
• El Otro (Ariel Rotter), Argentina/Germany – Silver Bear Jury Grand Prix and Best Actor at Berlinale 2007
• Exhibit A (Dom Rotheroe), UK – Raindance 2007
• Hand of the Headless Man (Guillaume Malandrin), Belgium
• Krabat (Marco Kreuzpaintner), Germany - Toronto 2008
• La Parte Ausente (Galel Maidana), Argentina
• La Yuma (Florence Jaugey), Nicaragua/Spain/Mexico
• Mondomanila (Khavn de la Cruz), Philippines/Germany, Rotterdam 2012
• Mongol (Sergei Bodrov), Russia/Kazakhstan/Germany – Toronto 2007; Best Foreign Language Film nomination at the Academy Awards 2008
• My Queen Karo (Dorothee van den Berghe), Belgium/The Netherlands – Toronto 2009
• Prima Primavera (Janos Edelenyi), Hungary/UK/Bulgaria
• Rome Rather Than You (Tariq Teguia), Algeria/Germany – Venice 2006 Orizzonti
• Salt of This Sea (Annemarie Jacir), Palestine/France – Cannes 2008 Un Certain Regard
• The 40th Door (Elchin Musaoglu), Azerbaijan - Karlovy Vary 2009
• The Education of a Fairy (José Luis Cuerda), Spain/France/Portugal/Argentina
• The Great Match (Gerardo Olivares), Spain/Germany – Berlinale Special 2006
• The Lost Treasure of the Knights Templar (Kasper Barfoed), Denmark
• Three Seasons in Hell (Tomás Masín), Czech Republic/Germany/Slovak Republic - Karlovy Vary 2010
• Undertow (Javier Fuentes-León), Peru/Colombia/France/Germany - Audience Award at Sundance 2010

Realised projects from the Berlinale Co-Production Market 2004

• 3 Needles (Thom Fitzgerald), Canada – Toronto 2005
• After The Waterfall (Simone Horrocks), New Zealand
• An Enemy Of The People (Erik Skjoldbjaerg), Norway
• Big River (Atsushi Funahashi), USA/Japan – Busan 2005; Berlinale 2006, Forum
• Call of the Toad (Robert Glinski), Germany/Poland/UK
• Dancing in Utopia (Marcelo Santiago), Brazil – San Sebastián 2006
• Delta (Kornel Mundruczo), Hungary/Germany – FIPRESCI Prize at Cannes 2008
• Eve and the Firehorse (Julia Kwan), Canada - Toronto 2005, Special Jury Prize at Sundance 2006
• Forgiveness(Udi Aloni), Israel/USA – Berlinale 2006 Panorama
• Golden Door (Emanuele Crialese), France/Italy – Silver Lion for Revelation at Venice 2006
• Goodnight Irene (Paolo Marinou-Blanco), Portugal
• Gregor S. (Serge Marcotte), Canada – was made as a short film
• Hidden (Antonio Hernández), Spain/UK/Italy
• Hounddog (Deborah Kampmeier), USA – Sundance 2007
• Last to Know (Marc Bauder and Dörte Franke), Germany - Berlinale 2006 Panorama
• L…Like Love (Janja Glogovac), Slovenia/Austria/Serbia
• Little Ashes (Paul Morrison), UK/Spain
• Mr. Average (Pierre-Paul Renders), Belgium/Luxembourg/France/Canada/Germany
• Nemesis (Nicole Mosleh), Germany
• Playing Warriors (Rumbi Katedza), Zimbabwe
• Shame (Mohammed Naqvi), Pakistan/USA – Toronto 2006
• Short Order (Anthony Byrne), Ireland/Germany/UK
• Simon and the Oaks (Lisa Ohlin), Sweden/Denmark/Germany
• Sonetàula (Salvatore Mereu), Italy/Belgium/France – Berlinale 2008 Panorama
• Soundless Wind Chime (Kit Hung), Hong Kong/Switzerland – Berlinale 2009 Forum
• The Good Heart (Dagur Kari), Iceland/France/USA/Germany/Denmark – Toronto 2009
• The Master (Piotr Trzaskalski), Poland/Germany - San Sebastián 2005, Busan
• The Sun (Alexander Sokurov), Russia/Italy/France/Switzerland– Berlinale 2005 Competition