In a new initiativeCannes is to launch the "Atelier Du Festival" a project workshop designed tohelp young film-makers get their films off the ground.
The festival willthrow a large amount of resources at the Ateliers to help match the 18 projectsinitially selected with financiers and distributors.
"They will be given a personalised programme combiningparticipation in the daily life of the Festival, meetings with professionalsand screenings of their films," the festival said in a statement. The Ateliersare run by the Cinefondation and complements the Residence Du Festivalscreenwriting internship programme.
Project details will be circulated from the end of March and potentialco-producers will be able to arrange meetings online.
The 18 film-makers whoseprojects have been retained are:
- Fatmir Koci,Albania
- Ulricke VonRibbeck, Germany
- Lissandro Alonso,Argentina
- Joaquim Lafosse,Belgium
- Aida Bejic,Bosnia
- Yang Tchao, China
- Celia GalanJulve, Spain
- Davis Lambert,France
- Imunga Ivanga,Gabon
- Nariman Turebaev,Kazakhstan
- Som Ock Southonh,Laos
- Gerardo Naranjo,Mexico
- Tawfik Abu Wael,Palestine
- Encina Paz,Paraguay
- Josue Mendez,Peru
- Vladimir Perisic,Serbia
- Mahamat SalehHaroun, Chad
- Ryan Eslinger,US.









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