Film Distribution Fund: 2023 Call and Guidelines
Fondi Internazionalizzazione: the Call and new Guidelines for the 2023 Film Distribution Fund have been published, featuring important changes compared to 2022.
The annual fund for the Call has almost doubled, allocating a total of 2.1 million euros, divided into three evaluation sessions of € 700,000 each. Support for Internet distribution has been added (up to €15,000) to the Theatrical distribution of Italian works outside national borders, and the maximum contribution of the latter has increased from €30,000 to €50,000. Among other innovations, support for Italian minority co-productions is also available.
Grant requests must be submitted as per the Call and the following deadlines:
- 1st session: by 30 June 2023
- 2nd session: by 30 September 2023
- 3rd session: by 31 December 2023
> Click here to Download the 2023 Call and Guidelines<
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