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Published by Sundance
Jan 13, 2014
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12 European Films receive Film Sales support and promotion at Sundance

 

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Twelve European films are confirmed by European Film Promotion’s (EFP) members to receive Film Sales Support (FSS) for North America’s prestigious Sundance Film Festival (16-26 January 2014). FSS which is EFP’s support scheme for European sales agents has now entered its eleventh year thanks to the continuous support of the MEDIA Programme of the European Union. Sundance is one of the FSS flagship festivals with highly successful sales results. FSS covers up to 45% of costs in relation to the respective promotion campaigns at the festival and lays special emphasis on sales companies networking with North American and international buyers.



Seven feature films and five documentaries from Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Spain, Italy, Germany and the UK are at this year’s receiving end. A total amount of €41,380 has been earmarked for the individual promotional and market campaigns. The majority of the films are competing in the festival’s World Dramatic and World Documentary Competition sections. This year’s films are being represented by 10 different European sales agents: Nadav Schirman’s gripping documentary, The Green Prince, based on the bestselling memoir, Son of Hamas, is being represented by Germany’s Global Screen, 20,000 Days on Earth, a fictionalised day in the life of singer Nick Cave by directors Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard is being sold by Hanway Films as is the musical feature film, God Help the Girl by Stuart Murdoch of Glasgow band, Belle and Sebastian. Notably, three Norwegian films are also taking part this year: LevelK’s Sleepwalker (Mona Fastvold), Versatile’s Blind (Eskil Vogt) and Elle Driver’s Dead Snow 2: Red vs. Dead (Tommy Wirkola).



Supported films and Companies



Elle Driver (France, Adeline Fontan Tessaur)

DEAD SNOW 2: RED VS DEAD (DØD SNØ 2) by Tommy Wirkola (Norway 2013)



Film Factory (Spain, Vicente Canales)

ZIP&ZAP AND THE MARBLE GANG (ZIPI & ZAPE Y EL CLUB DE LA CANICA) by Oskar Santos (Spain 2013), children’s film



Films Boutique (France, Sebastien Beffa)

CONCERNING VIOLENCE by Göran Olsson (Sweden, Finland, Denmark, USA 2013)



Global Screen (Germany, Klaus Rasmussen)

THE GREEN PRINCE by Nadav Schirman (Germany, UK, Israel 2013)



Hanway Films (UK, Thorsten Schumacher)

20,000 DAYS ON EARTH by Iain Forsyth & Jane Pollard (UK 2013)

GOD HELP THE GIRL by Stuart Murdoch (UK, US 2013)



Le Pacte (France, Camille Neel)

WE COME AS FRIENDS by Hupert Sauper (France, Austria 2013)



LevelK (Denmark, Natja Rosner)

SEPIDEH by Berit Madsen (Denmark, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Ireland 2013)

THE SLEEPWALKER (SØVNGJENGEREN) by Mona Fastvold (Norway 2013)



Premium Films (France, Kasia Karwan)

WHITE SHADOW by Noaz Deshe (Italy, Germany 2013)



Protagonist Pictures (UK, Mike Goodridge)

LILTING by Hong Khaou (UK 2013)



Versatile (France, Violaine Pichon)

BLIND by Eskil Vogt (Norway, The Netherlands 2013)



FSS for the respective national films was confirmed by EFP’s member organisations, the British Council, the Danish Film Institute, German Films, Instituto de la Cinematografa y de las Artes Audiovisuales / ICAA (Spain), Istituto Luce Cinecittà (Italy), the Norwegian Film Institute, the Swedish Film Institute and UniFrance Films.

 

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