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Festival
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An Overview of HFM 2012
It is always worth reminding the international film community exactly what the Holland Film Meeting, which this year ran 27 September - 1 October, sets out to achieve every year.
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Winning projects of the Netherlands Production Platform 2012
On 29 September 2012 the Netherlands Film Festival announced the winning projects of the Netherlands Production Platform, the coproduction market of for European film projects that are presented to a select group of film professionals and potential film financiers.
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Holland Meets Turkey
The key focus of the Holland Film Meeting 2012 was on the Turkish production and finance sectors, and the potential for ongoing strong collaboration between the industries of Turkey and the Netherlands was examined and discussed.
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German/Dutch Producers Meeting
To reflect the desire for greater co-operation between the Netherlands and Germany, the Holland Film Meeting arranged a summit between German and Dutch fund heads 29 September aimed at facilitating higher levels of co-pro activity.
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Dutch Industry Day: Television
The fourth of the five Dutch Industry Days focussed on an area of Holland's audiovisual output that is fast becoming a recognisable international brand in itself, Dutch television drama.
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Dutch Industry Day: Film
The second of the inaugural Dutch Industry Days hit squarely upon an issue that producers are forced to grapple with on a daily basis; the business of bankrolling a film project.
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Binger/Screen International Interview
The subject of the Binger/Screen International interview 28 September 2012 was Belgian director Michaël R. Roskam whose BULLHEAD was nominated for Foreign-language Academy Award in 2012.
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Cinema Militans Lecture
Turkish auteur Semih Kaplanoglu delivered the 2012 Holland Film Meeting Cinema Militans lecture September 29 to a keen audience of cineastes and film professionals.
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Talent en Route
At the 2012 Holland Film Meeting, the majority of the young Dutch professionals selected for the 2012 Berlinale Talent Campus were invited back to Utrecht for the Holland Film Meeting Talent en Route programme, designed to showcase their talents once again, but this time to their home industry.
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