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EFP announces 2014 Producers on the Move

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- 24 up-and-coming producers from 24 different European countries will take part in the Cannes event (17-19 May)

EFP announces 2014 Producers on the Move

A total of 24 producers from 24 European countries have been selected by members of European Film Promotion (EFP) to take part in the Producers on the Move networking platform, which will be taking place for the 15th year in the framework of the Cannes Film Festival. The festival will host Producers on the Move's programme from 17-19 May, featuring pitching sessions, one-on-one speed-dating meetings, and various opportunities to build up business relationships and to follow up discussions on future projects. 

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This year’s edition seeks to repeat last year’s success: as many as 17 co-productions are currently in development. One recent success story is Anna Kazejak’s The Word [+see also:
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, co-produced by two Producers on the Move from 2011, Lukasz Dzieciol and Jesper Morthorst, and released in Poland in March after its Berlinale premiere. Another title, Bobbie PeersDirk Ohm – The Illusionist that Disappeared [+see also:
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, has entered the post-production phase following the joint efforts of 2011 Producers on the Move’s Maria Ekerhovd and Gian-Piero Ringel,and 2010’s Lizette Jonjic.

The initiative is supported by ARTE and Eurimages, and Cineuropa will once again be interviewing the 24 participants.

The full list of the 2014 Producers on the Move:

Maya Vitkova – Viktoria Films
Bulgaria

Vanja Jambrović – Restart
Croatia

Tomáš Hrubỳ – Nutprodukce
Czech Republic

Eva Jakobsen – Nimbus Film
Denmark

Mark Lwoff – Bufo
Finland

Mathias Rubin – Récifilms
France

Tinatin Kajrishvili – Gemini
Georgia

Henning Kamm – Detailfilm
Germany

Konstantin Kontovrakis – Heretic Creative Producer
Greece 

Eszter Gyárfás – Proton Cinema
Hungary

Árni Filippusson – Mystery
Iceland 

John Keville – SP Films
Ireland 

Olivia Musini – Cinemaundici
Italy

Ognen Antov – Dream Factory Macedonia
FYR of Macedonia

Ivan Djurović – Artikulacija Production
Montenegro

Teréz Hollo-Klausen – Anna Kron Film
Norway

Mikołaj Pokromski – Pokromski Studio
Poland

Nuno Bernardo – beActive Entertainment
Portugal

Mátyás Prikler – Mphilms
Slovak Republic

Marta Velasco – Áralan Films
Spain

Petter Lindblad – Snowcloud Films
Sweden

Elodie Brunner – Box Productions
Switzerland 

David Bijker – Bijker Film & TV
The Netherlands

Tristan Goligher – The Bureau Film Company
United Kingdom

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