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German Films supports 16 foreign theatrical releases of German films abroad

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- The German Films' Distribution Support committee springs €121,000 on 16 foreign theatrical releases of German films

German Films supports 16 foreign theatrical releases of German films abroad
The People vs. Fritz Bauer by Lars Kraume

The second session of the German Films Distribution Support committee led to the allocation of €121,000 to support 16 foreign theatrical releases of local productions. The Distribution Support funding programme was created in 2005 to subsidize additional measures to complement the release campaign already planned by foreign distributors for the German films on their line-up. Up to €50,000 can be allocated in the form of a conditionally repayable loan. Extra funding of up to €10,000 can be allocated as a grant.

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The committee decided to support the following films:

13 Minutes [+see also:
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in Croatia (dist.: Blitz Film & Video Distribution; world sales: Beta Cinema; theatrical release: 04.07.2016)
A Godsend in Greece (dist.: Kouzi Productions; world sales: if… Productions; theatrical release: 04.09.2016)
Colonia [+see also:
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in the Czech Republic (dist.: CinemArt; world sales: Beta Cinema; theatrical release: 04.14.2016)
Suck Me Shakespeer 2 [+see also:
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in Croatia (dist.: 2i Film; world sales; Picture Tree International; theatrical release: 06.23.2016)
Suck Me Shakespeer 2 in Slovenia (dist.: 2i Film; world sales: Picture Tree International; theatrical release: 04.07.2016)
Fukushima, mon amour [+see also:
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in Switzerland (dist.: Filmcoopi; world sales: The Match Factory; theatrical release: 03.24.2016)
Ghosthunters – On Icy Trail [+see also:
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in Croatia (dist.: Blitz Film & Video Distribution; world sales: Beta Cinema; theatrical release: 04.07.2016)
Hedi Schneider is Stuck [+see also:
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]
in Norway (dist.: Mer Filmdistribusjon; world sales: The Match Factory; theatrical release: 04.29.2016)
Highway to Hellas [+see also:
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in Spain (dist.: Savor Ediciones; world sales: ARRI; theatrical release: 04.15.2016)
Labyrinth of Lies [+see also:
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interview: Giulio Ricciarelli
film profile
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in Slovenia (dist.: Blitz Film & Video Distribution; world sales: Beta Cinema; theatrical release: 03.24.2016)
Look Who's Back [+see also:
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in Slovakia (dist.: CinemArt SK; world sales: Constantin Filmverleih; theatrical release: 03.31.2016)
Look Who's Back in Taiwan (dist.: Catchplay; world sales: Constantin Filmverleih; theatrical release: 04.08.2016)
Look Who's Back in the Czech Republic (dist.: CinemArt; world sales: Constantin Filmverleih; theatrical release: 04.10.2016)
The People vs. Fritz Bauer [+see also:
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]
in France (dist.: ARP; world sales: Beta Cinema; theatrical release: 04.13.2016)
The People vs. Fritz Bauer in Israel (dist.: Lev Cinemas; world sales: Beta Cinema; theatrical release: 04.14.2016)
Victoria [+see also:
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in the UK (dist.: Curzon Film World; world sales: The Match Factory; theatrical release: 04.01.2016)

Applications for the next raft of distribution support subsidies can be submitted up until 4 April 2016. Click here to read the guidelines, and here to download the application form.

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