brussels Co-Production Market
The Brussels Co-Production Market is an initiative that aims at supporting promising feature films in development and connecting them with potential partners. Created in 2016 with a focus on helping European producers with finding Belgian minority co-productions, it has been divided in two different sections:
- the Gap Financing Sessions, in keeping with the initial goals of the Market, a selection of European projects specifically looking for Belgian collaborators,
- UP: Up-and-coming Producers, a section specifically designed for producers in their early career.
The selected projects are presented during pitch sessions and one-to-one meetings. Industry professionals who wish to meet with the project holders are invited to register as attendees.
As part of our partnership with the Festival International Music & Cinema à Marseille (MCM), the Music & Cinema Award is granted to one of the selected projects.
2023 SELECTION
- A Son by Nacho La Casa, produced by Capitán Araña (Spain) – Fiction
- Boxing Stories by Alain Tshinza, produced by Wady Films (Luxembourg) – Documentary
- Ducks by Neary Adeline Hay, produced by Special Touch Studios (France) – Fiction
- Looking Back at Love by Carl Javér, produced by Vilda Bomben Film (Sweden) – Documentary
- The Elf by Joonas Berghäll, produced by Oktober Oy (Finland) – Fiction
- The Register by Marco Amenta, produced by Eurofilm (Italy) – Fiction
- Belladonna by Maxime Pistorio, produced by Entre Chien et Loup (Belgium) – Fiction
- Blaze Up by Lucas Gloppe, produced by Punchline Cinema (France) – Fiction
- Brothers’ War by Dzintars Dreibergs, produced by Kultfilma (Latvia) – Fiction
- Children of Nowhere by Coralie Majouga, produced by Les Produits Frais (France) – Fiction
- China Sea by Jurgis Matulevicius, produced by Film Jam (Lithuania) – Fiction
- I’d Rather Kill Myself by Ragne Mandri & Sushant Bhat, produced by FatCat Films oü (Estonia) – Fiction
- Leila by Alessandro Abba Legnazzi, produced by Start Films (Italy) – Documentary
- Soft Hours by Anna Gyimesi, produced by Kino Alfa Kft. (Hungary) – Fiction
- Something in the Wind by Nelson Polfliet, produced by Animal Tank (Belgium) – Fiction
As part of our partnership with the Festival International Music & Cinema à Marseille (MCM), the Music & Cinema Award was granted to the Lithuanian project China Sea by Jurgis Matulevicius, produced by Ieva Cern (Film Jam).
Find more about the projects by browsing through the projects booklet!
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