Features

Seeking film producers to portray the ‘Arab Spring’

Could the ‘Arab Spring’ be the creative driving force behind the Mediterranean cinematic landscape? At a time when entire film scripts are being written, the means to produce documentaries should also be secured. That’s exactly where the shoe pinches: in Beirut- just like in many other countries of the Mediterranean- there is a serious lack of local producers capable of expanding the native cinematic landscape. Against this backdrop, the European programme DOCmed aims to develop the capacity of local producers and help them find opportunities to promote their work abroad.
 
This is part of a series of features on projects funded by the EU’s Regional Programme, prepared by journalists and photographers on the ground or the ENPI Info Centre.
 
Photo gallery
 
 
NEWS
Euromed Audiovisual-supported documentaries pick up five out of nine major awards
Euromed Audiovisual-supported documentaries have picked up five out of nine...
Euromed Audiovisual presents data on South Mediterranean film and audiovisual markets
  Last week in Brussels, the EU funded Euromed Audiovisual III project...
International Archives Day celebrated for the first time in Lebanon
Thanks to the initiative of the EU-funded Modern Heritage Observatory (MoHO),...
FEATURES
LibyaBlog, giving youth a voice
Professional and independent media can play a decisive role in the process...
Interview with Rafaella Iodice – Cooperation is all about people
 Working closely with civil society and cooperation in the areas of human...
A movie from Gaza to London: Awatif’s mission impossible
 A girl from a refugee camp in Gaza who wants to become an international...
PUBLICATIONS
Projects in Action: the human face of EU Neigbourhood cooperation
Projects in Action, a magazine produced by the EU Neighbourhood Info Centre is...
EU funding Handbook
A handbook on “European Union Funding for the Neighbourhood and...
Neighbourhood South glossary
The glossary of words commonly used in the EU’s relations with its...
LINKS