70,000 euros for German-Turkish arthouse cinema

07.11.2024 | From Berlin and Hamburg to Istanbul

Successfully supported by the German-Turkish Co-Production Development Fund: İlker Çatak's new cinema film YELLOW LETTERS

Hamburg, 07.11.2024 - At this year's meeting, the German-Turkish Co-Production Development Fund of Medienboard, MOIN Film Fund and Istanbul Film Festival will award 70,000 euros for the development of seven new German-Turkish film projects.

„Ballad of the Skeleton“ von Murat Uğurlu, 10.000 Euro
Koproduktion: Rubikon Film und Klinker Film, Hamburg

„Divine Poison“ von Nehir Tuna, 10.000 Euro
Koproduktion: Tuna Film und Red Balloon Film, Hamburg

„I Recognized Him By His Hands“ von Ömer Çapoğlu, 10.000 Euro
Koproduktion: Liman Film und JYOTI Film, Hamburg

„A Real Woman“ von Eylem Kaftan, 10.000 Euro
Koproduktion: Kolor Productions und Zischlermann Filmproduktion, Lübeck/Berlin

„100 Thousand Turkish Liras“ von Nazli Elif Durlu, 10.000 Euro
Koproduktion: Istos Film und Achtung Panda!, Berlin

„The Cremation Society“ von Mahmut Fazil Coşkun, 10.000 Euro
Koproduktion: MFC Film und Studio Zentral, Berlin

„Fragments of this Beauty“ von Burak Çevik, 10.000 Euro
Koproduktion: Fol Films und aus Berlin: Schiwago Film

The German-Turkish Co-Production Development Fund has existed since 2011 and is an important building block for the promotion of German-Turkish co-productions. This summer, filming was completed for the new film by Oscar-nominated director İlker Çatak (“The Teacher's Lounge”). Çatak's film “Yellow Letters” was made with the support of the German-Turkish Co-Production Development Fund.

Share post

This article was translated automatically. It can contain errors.

more articles

Filmfest Hamburg 2024

MOIN at the Filmfest Hamburg: Funded films and events

With 20 MOIN-funded productions at Filmfest Hamburg, there is something for everyone: binge-watchers can look forward to six episodes of "Schwarze Früchte", young film fans can immerse themselves in astronomical adventures and cineastes can enjoy numerous award-winning premieres. We have put together an overview of when and where you can see your favourites here.

70,000 euros for German-Turkish arthouse cinema

From Berlin and Hamburg to Istanbul

Hamburg, 07.11.2024 - At this year's meeting, the German-Turkish Co-Production Development Fund of Medienboard, MOIN Film Fund and Istanbul Film Festival will award 70,000 euros for the development of seven new German-Turkish film projects.

Filmfest Hamburg will be MOINumentally good

19 funded productions in the programme

Autumn in Hamburg is Filmfest time again: 19 MOIN-funded films and series are on the programme at the 32nd Filmfest Hamburg. Among others: the German Oscar candidate "The Seeds of the Sacred Fig" by Mohammad Rasoulof, "Der Buchspazierer" with Christoph Maria Herbst and "The Outrun" by Nora Fingscheidt.

Cinema without borders

New cinema subscriptions from Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein

Go to the cinema as often as you like: this is now possible with two new cinema subscriptions from Film-Norden. The Cineville card from Hamburg offers unlimited access to the entire film programme of many cinemas throughout Germany from 20 euros per month. The provider Cinfinity from Schleswig-Holstein will be launched later this year. Both projects were supported by the MOIN Film Fund.

Die Teilnehmer*innen des NEST Space arbeiten mit der Hilfe von Pinboards an ihren Geschichten.

10 NEST projects go into space

NEST funding decision

Script Writers of 10 projects take part in a five-day workshop, the NEST Space, and work together on their ideas and drafts. With NEST, MOIN Film Fund has been breaking new ground in the area of development funding since this year.

Film trainee programme for career changers promotes diversity and innovation

GetOnSet enters its third round

Hamburg, 11 November 2024 - Hamburg Media School and MOIN Film Fund's GetOnSet programme has entered its third year with 14 new film trainees. The practice-oriented training on the film set and in post production offers career changers an optimal entry into the film industry and actively promotes more diversity. This is demonstrated by the anonymous application process and the high demand. Once again, over 180 applications were received.