Janine Teerling and Marios Piperides, producers at Cyprus s AMP Filmworks, during the discussion
Cyprus Film Daysâ industry platform, Dot.on.the.map Industry Days, has organised a live panel discussion aiming to explore the dynamics and challenges of co-productions within the Mediterranean. The head of the event,
Danae Stylianou, offered a brief overview of the debate, which was organised in collaboration with the Israel Cinema Project - Rabinovich Foundation.
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The discussion was moderated by
Osnat Bukofzer, director of international affairs and co-production consultant at the foundation, who also mentioned that it should be natural to have a lot of co-productions between Cyprus and Israel in particular. However, this currently doesnât happen all that often, and she expressed her hope that things would change soon.
Dot.on.the.map Industry Days hosts âCrossing Borders: Co-producing in the Mediterraneanâ
Janine Teerling and Marios Piperides, producers at Cyprus s AMP Filmworks, during the discussion
Cyprus Film Daysâ industry platform, Dot.on.the.map Industry Days, has organised a live panel discussion aiming to explore the dynamics and challenges of co-productions within the Mediterranean. The head of the event,
Danae Stylianou, offered a brief overview of the debate, which was organised in collaboration with the Israel Cinema Project - Rabinovich Foundation.
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The discussion was moderated by
Osnat Bukofzer, director of international affairs and co-production consultant at the foundation, who also mentioned that it should be natural to have a lot of co-productions between Cyprus and Israel in particular. However, this currently doesnât happen all that often, and she expressed her hope that things would change soon.
Dot.on.the.map Industry Days ospita un dibattito sulla coproduzione nei paesi mediterranei
Janine Teerling e Marios Piperides, produttori presso la società cipriota AMP Filmworks, durante il dibattito
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Cyprus Film Days’ industry platform, Dot.on.the.map Industry Days, has organised a live panel discussion aiming to explore the dynamics and challenges of co-productions within the Mediterranean. The head of the event,
Danae Stylianou, offered a brief overview of the debate, which was organised in collaboration with the Israel Cinema Project - Rabinovich Foundation.
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The discussion was moderated by
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Miamians will be able to participate in the festival’s live experiences, including drive-in and outdoor screenings, while all Floridians will have access to the virtual content including talk-backs and Q&A panels. Some of the films will also be available to view throughout the United States.