Category: QKK

Sot 31 tetor 2016, caku i pare i filmit artistik me metrazh te gjate “Nderkombetaret” me skenar te Ylljet Alicka dhe Regji te Pluton Vasi. Ky eshte nje prodhim i kompanise filmike “ARTFILM P&D”, me producente Vjollca Dedei dhe bashkeproducent Driton Sahiti, kompania “MC”. Ky film eshte mbeshtetur kryesisht nga Qendra Kombetare e Kinematografise dhe Radiotelevizioni Publik Shqiptar. Suksese e rrugetim te mbare!

Euro Mediterranean Coproduction Forum 2016, Trani, Puglia, ITALY
Kete vit Shqiperi prezantohet me projektin regjisorit Namik Ajazi, PORTRETI I PA MBARUAR I CLARA BELLINIT (bashkeprodhim Shqiptaro – Italian)
QKK ja rekomandon pjesmarrjen te gjithe producenteve shqiptare per vitin tjeter. Eshte nje mundesi shume e mire jo vetem per ti prezantuar projektet e tyre producenteve dhe distributoreve te huaj, por gjithashtu eshte nje okazion ideal per te krijuar njohje me ta, gjate aktiviteteve qe organizatoret ofrojne pas oreve te ngarkuara tepunes. Jane rreth 80 profesioniste nga gjithe bota te cilet e frekuentojne kete forum.
Mikepritja dhe dashuria me te cilen Alberto la Monica dhe i gjithe stafi i forumit organizojne kete event e ben ate unik, duke e radhitur kete forum nder aktivitetet me te mira qe organizon Apulia Film Commission ne territorin e saj.



23 luglio 2016 18:39

Euro Mediterranean Coproduction Forum

The Apulia Film Commission Foundation introduces the seventh edition of the Euro Mediterranean Coproduction Forum, taking place in Trani on 27th-28th-29th October, 2016.

The Euro Mediterranean Coproduction Forum aims to promote co-production processes and exchange of best practices in order to improve operating methods of the professionals involved, directing them towards the choice of the Puglia Region as location for their films.

The Forum purpose is to encourage the participation of a maximum number of 20 film projects in development, providing the participants with the opportunity to “test” them as well as to enter into contact with potential investors, raising awareness of the services provided by the Apulia Film Commission Foundation in the audiovisual sector, as well as of the locations and the potential of the region.

The VII edition presents two new sections: Italian and Foreign.

The Italian section is aimed at audiovisual projects by national producers who are seeking out foreign co-producers.

The Foreign section is for audiovisual projects by producers from any country searching Italian co-producers or Italian executive producers.

It is possible to apply with a film project (fiction feature film or documentary) at a development stage, containing elements in the plot linked to the European or the Mediterranena area, to be shot either entirely or partially in Puglia, with at least 30% of the budget secured.

Deadline for Applications: 31st August 2016.

http://en.apuliafilmcommission.it/projects/euro-mediterranean-coproduction-forum

WHILE SHOOTING A FILM” – SPECIAL SCREENINGS IN ISRAEL

Following “Tomka and his friends” that, especially the last three years, has attracted specialized criticism and international audience in France, US and in the UK, another well-known Xhanfise Keko’s film is about to contacting foreign audience.

This time is the movie “When shooting a film” that screens in Israel 35 years after its first release in 1981. Subtitled in Hebrew, it will be presented before the Israeli public in October 30, 2016 in the central theare of the Tel Aviv Cinematheque. The next special screenings will be in the Cinematheque of Haifa on October 31 and Jerusalem Cinematheque on November 1, 2016.

Introduced by Elvira Diamanti, Director of the National Film Archive of Albania, “When shooting a movie” screens in Israel in three events curated very carefully by the producer Genc Përmeti, a licensed international distributor of Xhanfise Keko’s works and thanks to his collaboration with the National Centre of Cinematography, National Film Archive and the Albanian Embassy in Israel.

“When shooting a film”, was much discussed in Albania in 1981, for treating the theme of divorce and gender parity. This film was awarded the special prize in Giffoni Film Festival, Salerno, Italy in 1983 and was since then screened in many international film events in Denmark, Canada, Syria, Algeria, France, Greece, and recently in Paris in March 2016, at Cinema Du Reel Festival.

“In the universe of socialist realism, Xhanfize Keko’s 1981 film is the nearest one could get to a genre-bending, fiction-reality mash-up. Taking the cue from the anguish suffered by one of the child actors in her previous production Tomka and His Friends, Keko – lovingly known as “Aunt Xhano” – whips up a drama about gender parity at work and at home.” – Clarence Tsui, Cinema Du Reel 2016, Paris