After two days, the industry event European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) is approaching its climax with a record attendance of over 200 participants. The independent jury made their decision among the 24 international projects presented and awarded prizes worth a total of €52,500.
On 19 October 2021, the fourth edition of European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) will be launched in the run-up of the 31th Film Festival Cologne. 24 film projects with the participation of 22 countries have been chosen by the selection committee.
The fourth edition of European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) promises to be another success. Once again, the submitted projects impress with their number and the international participation of many production countries.
On-site and online – Today, more than 200 high-profile representatives from world sales, distribution, festivals, production and funding will meet for the European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) 2021 (October 19-21), which takes place within the 31st Film Festival Cologne.
The fourth edition of European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) 2021 continues the successful cooperation with the partners and award sponsors of the past years. Emphasizing their dedicated engagement, the award sponsors of the past years continue the partnership.
Accreditation for the upcoming edition of European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) taking place from 19 – 21 October 2021 is open from 1 September to 10 October 2021.
The jury for the fourth edition of European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) 2021 has been selected. For the first time in the history of the industry event, not four, but five top representatives from the international film industry will deliberate on which projects will emerge as winners.
The fourth edition of the industry event European Work in Progress Cologne (EWIP) will take place from 19 - 21 October ahead of the Film Festival Cologne (21 - 28 October). European Work in Progress Cologne is mainly supported by the Film- und Medienstiftung NRW.
The Festival de Cannes has selected five Filmstiftung-backed productions to screen in the festival. The drama "Annette" by the exceptional director Leos Carax is opening the festival.
Today marks the start of the Festival de Cannes which has selected five films backed by the Filmstiftung. This year, the German film industry is once again present at the Marché du Film: with an umbrella stand jointty organised by German Films and FOCUS Germany, the amalgamation of the eight largest German regional film funds, which has been reduced in size due to the pandemic.