Greenhouse, a unique and advanced international training program, is opened for filmmakers interested in creating documentaries on the theme of Racism & Human Rights. Greenhouse, a leading organization for documentary filmmaking, aims to continue to support cultural exchanges between participating countries and contributes to mutual understanding between audiovisual actors of the European Union and the Mediterranean region, by underlining both common values and inherent cultural diversity.

Monday, May 24, 2010

"5 Broken Cameras" receives a Production Grant from the New Israeli Foundation for Cinema & Television


Greenhouse is proud to announce that the filmmakers of "5 Broken Cameras", Emad Burnat (Palestine) and Guy Davidi (Israel), have received a production grant from the New Foundation for Cinema & Television, Israel - Greenhouse' leading partner.

"5 Broken Cameras" was selected in the Fourth Greenhouse Pitching Forum as best project and received a 15,000$ development grant from Claire Aguilar, Vice President of Programming at ITVS. Shortly after, the Jan Vrijman Fund (IDFA) granted the filmmakers a production grant.

On the 27th of April, the filmmakers of "5 Broken Cameras" will pitch their project at CoPro – The Israel Market for International Co-Production in Tel Aviv, Israel.

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