Germany launches Dogma initiative with five leading filmmakers including Tom Tykwer, Nora Fingscheidt, Ilker Catak

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Germany launches Dogma initiative with five leading filmmakers including Tom Tykwer, Nora Fingscheidt, Ilker Catak

Tom Tykwer, Nora Fingscheidt, Ilker Catak, Kurdwin Ayub and Helene Hegemann have all signed up to a German version of the Dogma filmmaking initi

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Tom Tykwer, Nora Fingscheidt, Ilker Catak, Kurdwin Ayub and Helene Hegemann have all signed up to a German version of the Dogma filmmaking initiative, unveiled today in Cannes.

The initiative will see each filmmaker make a film under low-budget Dogma principles, which follow 10 filmmaking rules.

The German Dogma programme has been put together by Tykwer’s German production company X Filme Creative Pool and its distribution arm X Verleih; Catak’s if… Productions; Denmark’s Zentropa – which formed both the original Dogme 95 and last year’s Dogma 25; Zentropa-formed sales company TrustNordisk; and the Moin Film Fund Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein.

The announcement arrives three days after Netflix was announced as a co-financing and distribution partner on all five Nordic Dogma 25 films. Isabella Eklof unveiled details on first title Mr. Nawashi at the Five Nordics press conference on Wednesday 13.

More to follow.

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