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Taiwan’s Rocket Program secures funding for two horror projects
Six genre scripts from across Asia were pitched at Taiwan Creative Content Fest.
GrX Studio, Lots Home Entertainment, Transformation Films launch $2m Asian genre slate
Companies are teaming up to produce five Asian horror and action films over three years, with the first project already in production.
Thailand’s Purin Pictures fund unveils autumn 2025 recipients
Bangkok-based Purin Pictures has received the highest number of submissions on record for this autumn session.
Taiwan launches two funds to help boost co-productions, distribution and promoting local IP
Two funds worth $31m and $19.4m.
Faroese film ‘The Last Paradise On Earth’ wins $47,000 Nordic Council Film Prize
Writer-director Sakaris Stora’s film debuted at Goteborg in January.
Screen Ireland receives funding boost as country extends basic income for creatives scheme
The Irish government laid out its bolstered support for the creative industries in its budget yesterday (October 7).
UK indie film producers call on government to cashflow the IFTC
“The tax credit is essentially a government bond,” said Andy Paterson at the Screen Summit.
Film financing, cash management and legal experts latest speakers to join Screen Summit 2025
The Screen Summit is taking place at BFI Southbank on September 30.
Euro indie producers voice “serious concerns” about proposals to replace Creative Europe
Joint statement describes AgoraEU programme as a ”risky turning point for the future of independent audiovisual creation in Europe.”
SF Studios, Nordisk Film join criticisms of Finnish government film funding cuts
Film studios says cuts will make it “difficult, if not impossible” to sustain investment in Finnish productions.
European Work In Progress unveils projects for first Filmfest Hamburg edition
EXCLUSIVE: 27 filmmaking teams will pitch to an international industry execs and a jury for cash prizes.
Austrian production incentive FISAplus relaunched with yearly cap
The well-liked incentive has previously backed projects including ‘Cliffhanger 2’ and ‘Nine Perfect Strangers’.
“It’s soft money with no strings,” says Fondazione Prada’s Paolo Moretti on the launch of €1.5m fund
Fashion brand’s cultural foundation aims to back 10-12 films a year and is open to new and experienced directors.
Daniela Elstner, İlker Çatak join first selection committee of Germany’s €41m Medienboard fund
Unifrance’s executive director Daniela Elstner and Oscar-nominated director İlker Çatak join fund’s first ever selection committee
Jim Jarmusch “disappointed and disconcerted” by Mubi Sequoia Capital funding
Jarmusch said Mubi CCO Jason Ropell called him “immediately” about the issue.
Switzerland’s Visions Sud Est fund sets out plans for final year before closing in September 2026
The fund will still be involved as a sponsor of the two awards it presents during Visions du Réel’s (VdR) industry platform and Locarno’s Open Doors programme in 2026.
Switzerland’s ‘Lex Netflix’ investment obligation raises $37m to fund films and TV series
Netflix’s first Swiss TV series Winter Palace and Venice film Alpha were among the first productions to benefit from new investment obligation.
BFI, Film4’s high-budget shorts programme Future Takes greenlit for second iteration
EXCLUSIVE: Six films will be award between £60,000 and £90,000.
Fatih Akin, Sergei Loznitsa films backed by German film funds
€12m in production support was allocated by three German film funds.
Germany plans major funding increase for production incentive programmes
Funding pot for country’s two main 30% incentive schemes would rise to €250m a year.
