Carla Simon’s Romerïa and Ildiko Enyedi’s Silent Friend are among the 15 features to have received grants from Eurimages’ inaugural Film Marketing & Audience Development Support Programme.
The recipients also include two Berlinale films: Ameer Fakher Eldin’s Competition title Yunan and Ido Fluk’s Köln 75, which will have its world premiere as a Berlinale Special title.
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The films will each receive a non-repayable grant of up to €50,000. Films must have signed a deal memo or contract with an international sales agent to be eligible for the yearly programme.
In total, the 15 features will receive €729,900 ($766,150).
The programme aims to encourage the early stage use by producers of innovative marketing solutions to develop audiences for films already supported by Eurimages’ Co-production Support Programme.
It was first presented at Locarno Film Festival in August last year, and opened for applications until the autumn.
Eurimages Film Marketing & Audience Development Support Programme 2025 titles
Allah Is Not Obliged (Fr-Lux-Bel-Can) dir. Zaven Najjar
Cuba And Alaska (Fr-Bel-Ukr) dir. Yegor Troyanovsky
Eagles Of The Republic (Swe-Fr-Den) dir. Tarik Saleh
Köln 75 (Ger-Pol) dir. Ido Fluk
Olivia And The Invisible Earthquake (Sp-Fr-Bel) dir. Irene Iborra
One Year Of School (It-Fr) dir. Laura Samani
Our Girls (Neth-Austria-Bel) dir. Mike van Diem
Romería (Sp-Ger) dir. Carla Simon
Silent Friend (Ger-Hun-Fr) dir. Ildiko Enyedi
The Crystal Planet (Slovakia-Czech-Cro) dir. Arsen Ostojic
The Last Nomads (Ser-Fr-Slovenia-Bel) dir. Biljana Tutorov
The Last Viking / Back To Reality (Den-Swe) dir. Anders Thomas Jensen
The Treasure Of Barracuda (Sp-Bel) dir. Adria Garcia
Wolf Grrrls! (Sp-Bel) dir. Claudia Estrada
Yunan (Ger-Can-It-Pal-Qat-Jor-Saudi) dir. Ameer Fakher Eldin
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