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Where is a new high-end series currently being filmed? Which projects have recently received funding? And which film from northern Germany has recently scored big at a festival? If you have any questions about the world of subsidised films and series in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein, we are here for you.

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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 Gewinner der Hamburger Kinopreise vor dem Koralle Kino

Distribution ceremony at the Koralle cinema

Hamburg cinema awards 2024

Culture Senator Dr Carsten Brosda presented the Hamburg Cinema Awards 2024 at the traditional Koralle cinema in Volksdorf on Wednesday evening. The prizes, worth a total of 100,000 euros, went to 15 arthouse and district cinemas. A special prize was also awarded to "A Wall is a Screen", which celebrated its 20th anniversary in 2023.

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.

Die Saat des heiligen Feigenbaums

The German Oscar nominee is once again from Hamburg

Mohammad Rasoulof's "The Seed of the Sacred Fig"

After his escape from Iran and the acclaimed premiere in Cannes, the next important milestone for Director Mohammad Rasoulof from Hamburg follows: As German Films announced today, the film "The Seed of the Sacred Fig", produced in the Hanseatic city, will enter the race for the Best International Feature Film.

Rote Kreise auf petrol-farbenem Hintergrund mit Schrift

The first programme highlights have been announced

Explorer Konferenz in Hamburg

The Explorer Konferenz kicks off this year's INDUSTRY DAYS at FILMFESTS HAMBURG and invites you to the Hanseatic city on 30 September under the motto "Risk & Reward" to shed light on the changes in producing for film, television and streaming.

Filming finishes for İlker Çatak's "Yellow Letters" in the Hanseatic city

Hamburg Senator for Culture visits film set

The shooting of İlker Çatak's new feature film "Yellow Letters" came to an end on Wednesday. The Director of the Oscar-nominated film "The Teachers' Lounge" has been filming in Hamburg and the surrounding area over the past few weeks. Hamburg's Senator for Culture and Media, Dr Carsten Brosda, visited the film set on the last day of shooting.

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