Almost 200 buyers from 40 countries (amongst them many European territories, but also the United States, South Korea, India, etc.) will rally at Le Havre from 2 to 6 September for the 30th Unifrance Film Meetings which will take place for the first time in the Normandy city. This anniversary edition will also host about 60 French sellers for what is the biggest market in the world dedicated to French audiovisual programmes.

Fiction, animation, documentary, live shows and entertainment: about 1,000 programmes will be presented at the market and also available on the Unifrance Screening Room (accessible on site in the videothèque or online).

Several productions coming out soon on screen will be presented to accredited people during lunches, dinners and screenings, a recipe that has proven itself in terms of sales. Standing out amongst them are the mini-series Ça, c’est Paris (read the news - created by Marc Fitoussi, Edgar F. Grima and Jérôme Bruno - produced by Mon Voisin Productions and Federation Studios which also leads sales) which will be the star of the gala night, with an exclusive screening of the first episode with the artistic team present.

Accredited people will also be able to discover fiction series Zorro (created by Benjamin Charbit and Noé Debré - sold by France tv distribution), Tom & Lola (created by Camille Couasse and Sarah Farkas - sold by Mediawan Rights) and L’Éclipse (created by Hélène Duchateau, Cécile Lorne and Baptiste Filleul - sold by About Premium Content), as well as the animated documentary series L’armée des romantiques (created by Amélie Harrault and Dan Franck - sold by Arte Distribution). On 3 September, the 2023 numbers regarding the exportation of French audiovisual programmes will be revealed, in partnership with the CNC.