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Everything about the North German film and series world

Where is a new high-end series currently being filmed? Which projects have recently received funding? And which film from northern Germany has recently scored big at a festival? If you have any questions about the world of subsidised films and series in Hamburg and Schleswig-Holstein, we are here for you.

Urban chaos and Danish war veterans

Funding decision Director's Cut

At its current meeting, the Director's Cut Committee of the MOIN Film Fund awarded around 900,000 euros to eight projects, including the feature film debut of Hamburg-based directing duo Nicolaas Schmidt and Anne Döring and the drama "Hercules Falling" with "Game of Thrones" actor Dar Salim.

Mysterious suitcases and forbidden cassettes

Funding decision Kurz + Innovativ

In its first meeting of the year, the Kurz + Innovativ Committee of the MOIN Film Fund awarded 160,000 euros to five projects, including the animated film "Uncle Filmi" by Director Nazgol Kashani and the 360-degree film "The Nama Hut" by Namibian artist Tuli Mekondjo.

19 nominations for MOIN-funded productions

Deutscher Filmpreis 2024

Six productions with North German participation can hope to win a total of 19 LOLAs at the German Film Awards 2024. Right at the forefront: the Berlinale film "Sterben" (Dying) by Hamburg-born Matthias Glasner with nine nominations. There were four nominations for "Stella. Ein Leben." by Hamburg-based Director Kilian Riedhof, and Hamburg filmmaker Ayşe Polat was also nominated three times for her Berlinale film "In the Blind Spot".

OMNI sets the course for a more inclusive film and media industry

New diversity platform presented at Berlinale

How diverse is the German film industry really? MOIN Film Fund is launching the pilot phase of its new "OMNI Inclusion Data" platform with a kick-off event at the Berlinale. With the help of the tool, reliable figures on diversity in the German film and TV industry are to be recorded on an ongoing basis for the first time.

Animated rabbits and tricky female soldiers

Around one million euros for eleven projects

The High End Committee of the MOIN Film Fund has awarded more than one million euros in its current meeting. The eleven funded projects include the third instalment of the successful animated film series "The Bunny School" by Hamburg-based Ute von Münchow-Pohl and a historical drama starring Oscar-nominated actress Sandra Hüller.

Filmstill mit Leonie Benesch aus "Das Lehrerzimmer"

Oscar nomination for "The Teachers' Lounge"

96th Academy Awards: Hamburg is there

Five Lolas at the German Film Awards, two nominations for the European Film Awards - and now the chance to win an Oscar®: Directors İlker Çatak's film "The Teachers' Lounge" is one of five films to receive a nomination in the "Best International Film" category, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced today. The drama was shot entirely in Hamburg and stars European shooting star Leonie Benesch.

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