Porto/Post/Doc announces the projects selected for the next edition of the Co-Production Meetings, an initiative dedicated to promoting collaboration and dialogue between European film professionals. This programme, part of the festival's Industry Activities, brings together projects in development from Portugal, Spain and France, which are presented to a select group of producers, programmers and agents from the film industry across Europe.

With the aim of promoting new international co-productions, strengthening ties between countries with different production capacities and fostering sustainable collaboration networks, the Co-Production Meetings offer each project a personalised schedule of individual meetings, carefully designed to promote productive encounters and concrete partnerships. The programme also includes masterclasses, case studies and informal networking opportunities in a dynamic and inspiring environment of sharing and creation.

SELECTED PROJECTS

Carlota
Carlota · Carlota
Mónica de Miranda
DOC, PRT, 120'

Creando a Maria Orsic
Creando a Maria Orsic · Becoming Maria Orsic
Rebeca Sánchez López
DOC, FIC, ESP, 74'

Hospital of Irremediable Desires
Hospital dos Desejos Irremediáveis · Hospital of Irremediable Desires
Maryam Tafakory
FIC, DOC, FRA, GBR, 84'

Quem És Tu Judite?
Quem És Tu Judite? · Who Are You, Judite?
Catarina de Sousa
DOC, PRT, 90'

El Gran Desgarro
El Gran Desgarro · The Big Rip
Rai María
FIC, ESP, 100'

Comme La Mer
Comme La Mer · Like The Sea
Narimane Baba Aïssa
DOC, FRA, 80'

Perlas
Perlas · Pearls
Leonor Abreu
FIC, ESP, 100'

Bukra
Bukra · Tomorrow
Diana Antunes
DOC, PRT, 90'

Ne Quittes Pas Ton Pays
Ne Quittes Pas Ton Pays · Do Not Leave Your Homeland
Aliha Thalien
FIC, DOC, FRA, 85'

A Língua de Pedro
A Língua de Pedro · Pedro’s Tongue
Diogo Soares Martins
FIC, PRT, BRA, 90'

Desenlace
Desenlace · Outcome
Ainara Vera
FIC, ESP, 75'

The Co-Production Meetings are supported by Turismo de Portugal, and by the Ministère de l'Europe et des Affaires étrangères and the Institut Français through the PICC programme (Programme for the International Promotion of Cultural and Creative Industries). The initiative is also supported by the ICAA – Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales, and organised in collaboration with MEDIA Desk Portugal. Partners include FIDLab/FIDMarseille, the School of Arts of the Universidade Católica Portuguesa, ECAM – Escuela de la Cinematografía de la Comunidad de Madrid, Abycine Lanza, Sound Force Studio, ESCAC/Ópera Prima Lab, and the DAE – Documentary Association of Europe.