Industry
Coproduction Village
LES ARCS COPRODUCTION VILLAGE, WHAT IS IT?
Les Arcs Coproduction Village showcases a selection of about 18 projects of European feature films in development presented to professionals interested in a financial or a production participation.
The 14th edition took place from December 10 to 13, 2022.
2023 EDITION
The call for the 2023 edition of the Coproduction Village will open at a later stage. Please note that usually it runs until end of July. Stay tuned by subscribing to our newsletter!
Eligibility criteria (subject to future updates):
- fiction, animation or documentary with a minimum length of 70 min, currently in development
- main production company must be European (geographical Europe)
- director must have already directed at least one short film or have substantial track record in other artistic fields
- producer(s) must be looking for additional sources of financing and for a sales agent
- a secured source of financing and the exclusivity of the project on coproduction markets are considered a plus
2022 EDITION
For its 14th edition, Les Arcs Coproduction Village will present 18 European feature film projects in development or financing. This section of the Industry Village aims at helping the
projects to find coproducers, sales agents, distributors and other financing partners.In total, 311 projects have been received and considered, representing a 40% increase
compared to the previous year. The selection includes 13 different countries. 7 projects are helmed by female filmmakers, 11 by men, a proportion equal to the applications received for the Coproduction Village. 9 are first feature projects, 6 second features and 3 by more established filmmakers.
All the projects will compete for the ArteKino International Award, worth 6000€.
In the list below, the project marked by (*) are debuts, those marked by (**) are second features.
- A GOOD DAY OUT* by Francesco Mattuzzi (Italy) produced by Planck Films (Italy)
- AMERIKA* by Davide Maldi (Italy) produced by Ring Film (Italy)
- BLUEPRINTS* by Josza Anjembe (France) produced by Yukunkun Productions (France)
- BOYS ONLY* by Prïncia Car (France) produced by After Hours Production (France)
- EVERYTIME by Sandra Wollner (Austria) produced by PANAMA Film KG (Austria), The Barricades (Germany)
- FED UP** by Júlia De Paz Solvas (Spain) produced by Mayo Films (Spain)
- FLOOD* by Martin Gonda (Slovakia) produced by Silverart (Slovakia)
- THE GOLDEN AGE* by Bérenger Thouin (France) produced by GoGoGo Films (France)
- THE GOLDEN RADIANCE OF A BEETLE** by Henry Blake (United Kingdom) produced by Two Birds Entertainment (United Kingdom), Bosena (United Kingdom)
- JULIETTE** by Vania Leturcq (Belgium) produced by Hélicotronc (Belgium)
- KAI by Oleh Sentsov (Ukraine) produced by Arthouse Traffic (Ukraine)
- MOTHERHOOD by Johanna Moder (Austria) produced by FreibeuterFilm (Austria), Match Factory Productions (Germany), tellfilm (Switzerland)
- OBSESSION* by Tadeusz Łysiak (Poland) produced by Film Produkcja (Poland)
- PRIMAVERA** by Dušan Kasalica (Montenegro) produced by Meander Film (Montenegro)
- SONGS OF THE FALLEN MOUNTAINS* by Manon Coubia (France) produced by EL Films (France), The Blue Raincoat (Belgium)
- THE VISITOR* by Vytautas Katkus (Lithuania) produced by M-Films (Lithuania)
- VOLCANO** by Mees Peijnenburg (The Netherlands) produced by Juliet (The Netherlands)
- WELWITSCHIA** by Faraz Shariat (Germany) produced by Jünglinge Film (Germany)
The deadline for the call for projects in development this year was July 27th, 2022.
AWARDS
- ArteKino International
An award of 6.000 euros is allocated by ArteKino International to one of the selected projects.
The 2022 award is granted to The Visitor by Vytautas Katkus, produced by M-Films (Lithuania).
The jury was composed of Rémi Burah (President of ArteKino Foundation and CEO of Arte France Cinema).
The Jury’s motivation to this grant is the following:
"For this 2022 edition, the ArteKino International Award supports a first feature by a director walking the line between fiction and documentary, social realism and fantastic poetry, with a subtle balance that he has demonstrated in his already very mastered short films.”
Projects awarded in previous editions:
2021 - Solitude by Ninna Pálmadóttir produced by Pegasus Pictures (Iceland) and coproduced by MP Film Production (Croatia)
2020 - Le Plus Vivant Possible/Most Alive by Delphine Girard (Belgium)
2019 - Rabia by Mareike Engelhardt (Germany)
2018 - Other People by Aleksandra Terpinska (Poland) and Vaurien by Peter Dourountzis (France)
Contacts
Jérémy Zelnik
Head of Industry
Lison Hervé
Industry Village Manager
lherve@lesarcs-filmfest.com
Pierre-Emmanuel Fleurantin
C.E.O.
Coproduction Village
village-copro@lesarcs-filmfest.com
+ 33 (0)1 82 28 50 10
