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The Francophone Co-production Meetings unveil 25 projects

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- Organised by Film Fund Luxembourg, the 21st edition of the event will take place in Luxembourg from 28-31 October

The Francophone Co-production Meetings unveil 25 projects
Directors Khaled Mouzanar (© Walidson) and Nadine Labaki (© Matteo Chinellato), whose project Le monde va à la guerre et moi j’en reviens has been selected

Film Fund Luxembourg is set to host the 21st edition of the Francophone Co-production Meetings (RCF), an industry rendezvous dedicated to French-language co-productions, from 28-31 October. Fiction, animation and documentary projects will be presented to a host of buyers, sales agents, broadcasters and funders from across the francophone world.

The project selection includes the new works by filmmakers such as Lebanon's Nadine Labaki (Caramel [+see also:
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film profile
]
, Where Do We Go Now? [+see also:
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]
, Capernaum [+see also:
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]
), French duo Jacques Martineau & Olivier Ducastel (Paris 05:59 [+see also:
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]
), Belgium's Philippe Van Leeuw (Insyriated [+see also:
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interview: Philippe Van Leeuw
film profile
]
), Burkina Faso's Apolline Traoré (Sira [+see also:
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interview: Apolline Traoré
film profile
]
) or France's Marie Monge (Treat Me Like Fire [+see also:
film review
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interview: Marie Monge
film profile
]
).

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Here is the full line-up of projects:

Kiosk – Tabarak Abbas (Switzerland)
Production: Akka Films

L’ordre pourpre – Thomas Ancora (Belgium)
Production: LG Studio

Marguerite et le duc – Philippe Arseneau Bussières, Pierre Greco (Canada) (animation)
Production: 10è Ave Productions

Le trou du cul du monde – Renée Blanchar (Canada)
Production: Ça Tourne Productions, Productions Avenida

Lyra & Armin – Nicolas Blies, Stéphane Hueber-Blies (Luxembourg) (animation)
Production: a_BAHN

La vie compliquée de Léa Olivier – Rachel Cardillo, Martin Cadotte (Canada)
Production: Slalom Productions, Encore

Iran mon amour – Aurélie Chesne (France)
Production: La Luna Productions

Le royaume – Samira Hmouda (Belgium) (documentary)
Production: Iota Production

My Empire – Pouria Hosseinpour (France) (documentary)
Production: Les Films de la Butte

Traverser l’orage – Raphaël Jacoulot (France)
Production: TS Productions

La professeure – Evangéline Kabuya (Canada)
Production: Metafilms

Saigon Song – Stéphane Ly-Cuong (France)
Production: Respiro Productions

Laisse-nous combattre – Eli Maene (Democratic Republic of the Congo) (documentary)
Production: Uhuru Film Company

Tanger au printemps – Jacques Martineau, Olivier Ducastel (France)
Production: Remora Films

Food – Mathieu Mégemont (France)
Production: Insolence Productions

The Defects – Federico Milella (Luxembourg) (animation)
Production: Fabrique d’images

The Real Life – Marie Monge (France)
Production: Cinenovo, Sailor Films

Le monde va à la guerre et moi j’en reviens – Khaled Mouzanar, Nadine Labaki (Lebanon) (animation)
Production: Moos Films

Faire la belle – Caroline Ophélie (France)
Production: Les quatre cents films

Jo & Walter – Julien Ribot (France) (animation)
Production: Poetik Films

Retour – Olivier Ringer (Belgium)
Production: Ring Prod

La gardienne de l’océan vert – Apolline Traoré (France/Burkina Faso)
Production: Araucania Films

En marchant… – Philippe Van Leeuw (Belgium)
Production: Velvet Films

The Lion Queen – Carlo Vogele (Luxembourg) (animation)
Production: Iris Productions (animation)

Ce qui reste – Léon Yersin (Switzerland)
Production: Box Productions

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(Translated from French)

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