European Shooting Stars 2016

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Martha Canga Antonio · Tihana Lazović · Lou de Laâge · Jella Haase · Daphné Patakia · Atli Óskar Fjalarsson · Sara Serraiocco · Reinout Scholten van Aschat · María Valverde · Kacey Mottet Klein

Creative Europe

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Creative Europe: Support Programme for Europe’s cultural and creative sectors 2014 – 2020

Miriam Karlkvist, Italian Shooting Star 2014.

Programme of the European Union

Index 03 Welcome 04 About European Shooting Stars 06 The Jury 2016 08 International Casting Directors Network

European Shooting Stars 12 Belgium Martha Canga Antonio — Pict. 1 14 Croatia Tihana Lazović — Pict. 2 16 France Lou de Laâge — Pict. 3 18 Germany Jella Haase — Pict. 4 20 Greece Daphné Patakia — Pict. 5 22 Iceland Atli Óskar Fjalarsson — Pict. 6 24 Italy Sara Serraiocco — Pict. 7 26 The Netherlands Reinout Scholten van Aschat — Pict. 8 28 Spain María Valverde — Pict. 9 30 Switzerland Kacey Mottet Klein — Pict. 10 32 European Film Promotion 37 Thank You! 38 Imprint

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Passion, Drive, Commitment Shooting Stars: Passion, drive, commitment – young voices brimming with exciting promise and pure talent.

The ten actors selected as 2016 European Shooting Stars will delight and distract audiences for years to come. Of that, we are certain!

And, as President of EFP, it gives me great pleasure to welcome them to the world stage of the Berlin International Film Festival.

This extraordinary group of ten up-and-coming actors was selected by an international jury. While in Berlin, the actors take part in three days of events including a presentation to the press, one-on-one interviews with international Casting Directors and meetings with the film industry. The highlight is the presentation of the European Shooting Stars Award to the actors at the prestigious Berlinale Palast.

Shooting Stars is entering its 19 th edition in 2016, and we have many people to thank for this long run. At the top of the list is Berlinale Festival Director, Dieter Kosslick, for his unwavering commitment to the initiative. Thanks go as well to Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme of the European Union, Main Partner TESIRO and Co-Partner AUDI . Additional support is provided by the German Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, Film- und Medien Stiftung NRW and Medienboard Berlin-Brandenburg. And last, but definitely not least, to my colleagues in EFP.

Martin Schweighofer President, European Film Promotion, February 2016

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About European Shooting Stars February 12 – 15 at the Berlin International Film Festival European Shooting Stars, a unique pan-European initiative, shines a light on Europe’s most accomplished up and coming young actors. It places emerging acting talent at the top of the busy film and entertainment agenda which unfolds each year at the Berlin International Film Festival.

2016 marks the 19 th edition of Shooting Stars. Ten prominent young actors, hailing from across the European continent, are chosen by a jury of experts as this year’s Shooting Stars. They are selected from an extensive list of potential candidates nominated by the member organisations of European Film Promotion ( EFP ). During the whirlwind first weekend of the festival, the European Shooting Stars are guided through various high profile international events.

TESIRO Welcome Cocktail TESIRO, a leading luxury brand, has been a sponsor of EFP ’s actors’ initiative for eight years. As the main partner for EFP Shooting Stars and, since 2014, the Berlinale, TESIRO is the official host of the festival’s TESIRO Golden Bear Lounge in the Hyatt Hotel. The actors will be welcomed and celebrated at an exclusive event in the TESIRO Golden Bear Lounge during the festival.

Actor’s Industry Network At this invitation-only event, the European Shooting Stars meet with leading international casting directors, as well as other industry professionals. The setting allows for establishing important contacts within the industry, and provides the actors with a strong, influential start-up network as they continue along the path to international careers.

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Presentation to the world’s media The European Shooting Stars will be presented to the world’s media at the opening weekend of the Berlinale. The actors will take part in a number of industry and press events including a photo call (Saturday, 13 th February) and a press presentation (Monday, 15 th February), where they will be introduced to the media at large and have the opportunity to discuss their current careers and future ambitions. The press presentation is the gateway to individual interview and portrait sessions with many of the international press corps’ leading publications, broadcasters and photographers.

Award Ceremony

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The highlight of the weekend is the public presentation of the European Shooting Stars on the main stage of the Berlinale Palast on Monday, February 15 th. In recognition of the actors’ artistic achievement, the Berlin International Film Festival presents the European Shooting Stars Award, which is sponsored by TESIRO, to each actor. This gathering of the best of Europe’s young actors is broadcast by various international TV stations.

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Shooting Stars host 2015, Natalie Portman, with Festival Director Dieter Kosslick.

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The European Shooting Stars on the red carpet in 2015.

The Jury 2016

Anamaria Marinca Anamaria Marinca (Shooting Star 2008) is an award-winning actress who made her debut as the lead in Cristian Mungiu’s 4 Months, 3 Weeks and 2 Days (Golden Palm, 2007). She worked with Radu Muntean on Boogie, with Julie Delpy on The Countess and with Hans-Christian Schmid on Storm (Berlinale Competition, 2009). Marinca has starred in US productions such as Europa Report by Sebastian Cordero, Look, Stranger by Arielle Javitch and Fury by David Ayer, and was cast in lead roles in the BBC dramas, The Missing and River.

Tobias Kniebe Tobias Kniebe is the film editor for Germany’s highly respected newspaper, Sueddeutsche Zeitung. Kniebe studied Journalism, Philosophy and Political Science at Ludwig Maximilians University.

He has made documentaries for Bavarian Television, co -written the feature, Fremder Freund with Elmar Fischer (2003), and published a study of Germany’s military resistance movement against Hitler, “Operation Walküre” (2009).

In 2010, Kniebe received the prestigious Reporterpreis Award for his profile of German film director Klaus Lemke.

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Rie Hedegaard Rie Hedegaard has cast for some of the most exciting Danish and international film directors working today, including Lars von Trier (Dancer In The Dark, Breaking The Waves), Thomas Vinterberg (The Celebration, Submarino), Anders Thomas Jensen (Men & Chicken), Ole Christian Madsen (Itsi Bitsi, Flame & Citron), Christoffer Boe (Sex, Drugs & Taxation), Per Fly (Pelle, The Conqueror II) and Mikkel Nørgaard (The Keeper Of Lost Causes). Rie is a member of ICDN and since 2002 she has taught at the Danish Government Acting Schools.

Marta Donzelli Marta Donzelli is one of Italy’s most successful producers. With Vivo Film, established in 2004 with Gregorio Paonessa, she has produced over 30 titles. Many of her films were awarded at international film festivals, such as Sworn Virgin by Laura Bispuri (Berlinale Competition), A Street In Palermo by Emma Dante (Venice Competition), Le Quattro Volte by Michelangelo Frammartino (Director’s Fortnight).

In 2011, Donzelli was a “Producer On The Move” at Cannes. She is a member of the Editorial Board at Donzelli Publishing House.

Constantine Giannaris Based in Athens, Constantine Giannaris works as an independent filmmaker in the UK and Greece. His films have been screened at international festivals and forums. His first UK feature, 3 Steps To Heaven, competed in the Director’s Fortnight in 1995. The following films have all been selected for Berlinale sections: From The Edge Of The City (Panorama 1999), One Day In August (Competition 2002), Hostage (Panorama Special 2005) and Man At Sea (Panorama Special 2011). Most recently he finished the feature film Spring Awakening.

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TESIRO Commitment and Class The Chinese jewelry company champions the European film industry through its dedicated sponsorship of the Berlin International Film Festival, and by supporting the young faces of European cinema: European Shooting Stars. TESIRO, a leading global luxury brand, has sponsored the EFP initiative since 2009, becoming the main sponsor in 2012. TESIRO designs and donates the exquisite European Shooting Stars awards each year. The awards are presented to the actors on the main stage of the Berlinale Palast by a well-known actor. Previous presenters have included John Hurt, Ralph Fiennes, Dame Judi Dench, Matt Damon, Gwyneth Paltrow, Zhang Ziyi, Stellan Skarsgürd, Bruno Ganz and Natalie Portman. — www.tesiro.com

UK Shooting Star Carey Mulligan at the Berlinale 2009.

The flying wings of the award statue shall represent the success the actors and actresses have after all their previous efforts.

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ICDN members Gail Stevens ( UK ), Debbie McWilliams ( UK ), Camilla-Valentine Isola (Spain).

International Casting Directors Network The International Casting Directors Network ( ICDN ) was founded in 2005 during the Berlin International Film Festival by 15 Casting Directors from 7 countries. Today the association has grown to 70 members from 24 countries. The members of ICDN meet annually at the Berlin International Film Festival, at EFP ’s invitation, for an exchange of ideas and methods on a broad international level, as well as to meet the year's selected Shooting Stars. The ICDN offers Casting Directors the opportunity to engage on an international level concerning their working methods and standards, to take advantage of synergies with international co-productions and to attract greater attention to the work of casting a film. The chair of ICDN is Debbie McWilliams (Casting Consultancy UK ).

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Martha Canga Antonio was picked from 450 youngsters auditioning for the lead role as 15-year-old gang member Mavela in Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah’s second feature Black. On the film’s premiere in Toronto, Indiewire named her as ‘one of nine up-and-coming actors to watch’ for her performance as a girl falling head over heels in love with a boy from a rival gang in the contemporary take on Shakespeare’s ‘Romeo and Juliet’.

Contact Ken Lambrechts GCV Ken Lambrechts Brasschaat, Belgium C +32 4 8603 3384 ken@kenlambrechts.be www.kenlambrechts.be

Nominated by Flanders Image/Belgium

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Dutch, French, Portuguese, English ( fluent ), Spanish ( basic )

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Belgium

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– Black (Black) — Pict. 1, 2

by Adil El Arbi, Bilall Fallah; Belgium 2015

A graduate of Zagreb’s Academy of Dramatic Art, Tihana Lazović won Best Actress at the 2015 Pula (Golden Arena Award) and the Cottbus Film Festival for her role in the three stories of Dalibor Matanić’s The High Sun. She made her screen acting debut in Vinko Brešan’s hit comedy The Priest’s Children, following it with an acclaimed first starring role in Lukas Nola’s Hush… which won her Best Debut Role at Pula. At this year’s Berlinale Panorama section, Tihana stars in Zink Ogresta’s On The Other Side. In addition to her film work, Tihana works in the theatre and is the lead singer of the jazz band One, Two, Trio.

Contact Croatian Audiovisual Centre Mario Kozina Zagreb, Croatia P +385 1 604 1080 promotion@havc.hr www.havc.hr

Nominated by Croatian Audiovisual Centre

Languages Croatian, English, Italian

– On The Other Side (S druge strane)

by Zrinko Ogresta; Croatia, Serbia 2016 – The High Sun (Zvizdan)

by Dalibor Matanić; Croatia, Slovenia, Serbia 2015 – Hush... (Šuti) — Pict. 1

by Lukas Nola; Croatia 2013 – The Priest’s Children (Svećenikova djeca)

by Vinko Brešan; Croatia, Serbia 2013 – Gnats, Ticks, Bees (Mušice, krpelji i pčele)

by Hana Jušić; Croatia 2012 (short film) – Snow (Snig)

by Josip Žuvan; Croatia 2012 (short film)

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Tihana Lazović

Croatia

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Nominated on two occasions by the French Academy Awards as Most Promising Actress for her performances in Christian Duguay’s Jappeloup and Mélanie Laurent’s Breathe, Lou de Laâge appeared opposite Juliette Binoche in Paolo Sorrentino’s former assistant Piero Messina’s directorial debut The Wait which premiered in competition at last year’s Venice Film Festival. She was also cast in the lead role in the French-Polish co-production Agnus Dei by Anne Fontaine, in which she plays a young Red Cross doctor. Agnus Dei premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2016.

Contact Agence Elizabeth Simpson Laura Meerson Paris, France P +33 1 4222 8550 lmeerson@agencesimpson.com www.agencesimpson.fr

Nominated by uniFrance films

Languages French, English, Spanish

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– Agnus Dei (Les innocentes)

by Anne Fontaine; France 2016 – The Wait (L’attesa) — Pict. 1

by Piero Messina; France, Italy 2015 – Breathe (Respire)

by Mélanie Laurent; France 2014 – It Happened In Saint Tropez (Des gens qui s’embrassent)

by Danièle Thompson; France 2012 – Jappeloup

by Christian Duguay; France 2011 – 18 Years Old And Rising (J’aime regarder les filles)

by Frédéric Louf; France 2010

Lou de Laâge

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Jella Haase made her cinema acting debut with lead roles in Lollipop Monster and Combat Girls, which together earned her a Bavarian Film Prize as Best Newcomer Actress in 2012. She has since become known to millions of cinema-goers as the white trash schoolgirl Chantal in Bora Dagtekin’s two Fack Ju Goehte films, receiving a nomination for Best Supporting Actress at the 2014 German Film Awards. Currently, Jella can be seen in a lead in 4 Kings by Theresa von Eltz and was recently cast in the Swedish feature film Young Sophie Bell and the international TV series The Team.

Contact la strada.doell’s Silvana Liebich Berlin, Germany P +49 30 3907 1019 sl@lastrada-doells.com www.lastrada-doells.com

Nominated by German Films

Languages German, English (fluent), French

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– Fack Ju Goehte 2 — Pict. 1

by Bora Dagtekin; Germany 2015 – 4 Kings (4 Könige)

by Theresa von Eltz; Germany 2015 – Looping

by Leonie Krippendorf; Germany 2015 – Combat Girls (Kriegerin)

by David Wendt; Germany 2012 – Lollipop Monster

by Ziska Riemann; Germany 2010

Jella Haase

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Daphné Patakia graduated from the Greek National Theatre in 2013 and has since appeared in major stage productions in Greece. She is known for Yorgos Zois’ Interruption. The film premiered in the Orizzonti sidebar of the 2015 Venice Film Festival. Since her screen acting debut, she had been in a lead role as a female gang member in Constantine Giannaris’ new film Spring Awakening as well as a supporting role as a prostitute in Alexandros Voulgaris’ upcoming feature film Nima.

Daphné is currently working and living in Paris.

Contact Agence Artistique Brigitte Descormiers Paris, France phone +33 1 4274 3186 agencedescormiers@yahoo.fr www.brigitte-descormiers.com

Nominated by Greek Film Center

Languages Greek, French, English

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– Nima — Pict. 1

by Alexandros Voulgaris; Greece 2016 – Spring Awakening (Kalashnikov) — Pict. 2

by Constantine Giannaris; Greece 2016 – Interruption (Interruption)

by Yorgos Zois; France, Greece, Croatia 2015

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Daphné Patakia

Greece

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A summer job as a dubbing actor for cartoons and films at the tender age of 12 subsequently led to Atli Óskar Fjalarsson starring in Rúnar Rúnarsson’s award-winning short 2 Birds two years later. He then made his feature acting debut in Baldvin Z’s Jitters and followed this with roles in films, TV shows and shorts. Atli – who is now studying acting in Los Angeles – was reunited with Rúnarsson to portray the angsty teen Ari in the director’s second feature Sparrows which premiered in Toronto last September.

Contact Icelandic Film Centre Laufey Gudjonsdottir Reykjavík, Iceland P +354 562 3580 laufey@icelandicfilmcentre.is www.icelandicfilmcentre.is

Nominated by Languages Icelandic, English, Danish

Filmography

© Sofia Olsson

– Sparrows (Þrestir) — Pict. 1

by Rúnar Rúnarsson; Iceland, Denmark, Croatia 2015 – The Press III (Pressa III) by Óskar Jónasson; Iceland 2012 – Jitters (Órói) — Pict. 2

by Baldvin Z; Iceland 2010 – 2 Birds (Smáfuglar)

by Rúnar Rúnarsson; Iceland 2008

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Atli Óskar Fjalarsson

Iceland

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A graduate of Rome’s Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia, Sara Serraiocco landed the lead role as a young blind girl in the 2013 acclaimed film Salvo, bringing her numerous awards as Best Newcomer or Best Actress. In 2014, Sara was picked by the veteran director Liliana Cavani to portray Chiara of Assisi in the Francesco mini-series. A year later, she was cast in the lead of two films: L’Accabadora directed

by Enrico Pau, and La ragazza del mondo directed by Marco Danieli.

Contact Officine Artistiche Jacopo De Luca Rome, Italy P +39 06 5834 4689 C +39 3 2901 58827 jacopo@officineartistiche.com www.officineartistiche.com

Nominated by Istituto Luce-Cinecittà /Italy

Languages Italian, English (American), French Italian accents: Sicilian, Neapolitan, Roman

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– L’Accabadora — Pict. 1

by Enrico Pau; Italy, Ireland 2016 (in production) – Chlorine (Cloro)

by Lamberto Sanfelice; Italy 2015 – Francesco

by Liliana Cavani; TV, Italy 2014 – Salvo (Salvo) — Pict. 2

by Antonio Piazza, Fabio Grassadonia; Italy, France 2013

Sara Serraiocco

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A graduate of Maastricht’s Drama School, Reinout Scholten van Aschat received a Best Actor Golden Calf in 2012 for his lead role in Maarten Treurniet’s The Heineken Kidnapping and has subsequently appeared in Alex van Warmerdam’s Borgman, the biopic Johan – Soccer Messiah, and Boudewijn Koole’s Beyond Sleep, which opened the 2016 Rotterdam International Film Festival, among others. Apart from his film work, he has been a member of the National Theatre’s permanent ensemble and is one of the founders of the Lars Doberman theatre collective.

Contact

Nominated by EYE International/ The Netherlands

Languages French, English

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– Beyond Sleep (Beyond Sleep)

by Boudewijn Koole; The Netherlands, Norway 2016 – Johan – Soccer Messiah (Johan: Logisch is anders)

by Pim van Hoeve; The Netherlands 2014 – Borgman

by Alex van Warmerdam, The Netherlands 2013 – Bowy Is Inside (Bowy is binnen) — Pict. 1

by Anielle Webster; The Netherlands 2012 – The Heineken Kidnapping (De Heineken ontvoering)

by Maarten Treurniet; The Netherlands 2011

Reinout Scholten van Aschat

Features Creative Management B.V. Marieke Verharen Amsterdam, The Netherlands P +31 20 627 7276 C +31 64 15 46 656 marieke@features.agency www.features.agency

María Valverde won the Goya for Best Newcomer for her acting debut as the lead actress in Manuel Martin Cuenca’s 2002 film The Bolshevik’s Weakness and has since worked on numerous films both at home and abroad. María made her first film in English in 2008 with Jordan Scott’s Cracks and also had a supporting role as Moses’ wife in Ridley Scott’s Exodus in 2014. She was cast in 2015 as one of the leads for Asif Kapadi’s Ali And Nino, adapted from Kurban Said’s acclaimed novel set in Azerbaijan.

Contact Garay Talent Pedro Garay Madrid, Spain P +34 91 365 1640 info@garaytalent.com www.garaytalent.com

Nominated by ICA A /Spain

Languages Spanish, English, Italian

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– Now Or Never (Ahora O Nunca) — Pict. 1

by María Ripoll; Spain 2015 – Exodus: Gods And Kings (Exodux: Gods And Kings) — Pict. 2

by Ridley Scott; United Kingdom, USA, Spain 2014 – Madrid. 1987 (Madrid. 1987)

by David Trueba; Spain 2012 – Cracks (Cracks)

by Jordan Scott; United Kingdom, Ireland 2009

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María Valverde

Spain

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Kacey Mottet Klein made his screen acting debut at the age of ten in Ursula Meier’s Home, winning a Swiss Film Award for Best Emerging Talent. He followed this with another Swiss Film Award for Best Actor and a César nomination for the lead in Meier’s Sister. He became known to a wider audience in France after portraying the young Serge Gainsbourg in Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life. At 16, Kacey decided to concentrate on his acting career and has since played leads for films by Guillaume Senez, and Christine Carrière. He will next be seen in André Téchiné’s Berlinale Competition World premiere Being 17.

Contact Agence Adéquat Grégory Weill Paris, France P +33 1 4280 0042 e.ramade@agence-adequat.com www.agence-adequat.com

Nominated by Languages French, English

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– Being 17 (Quand on a 17 ans)

by André Téchiné; France 2016 – A Mother (Une mère)

by Christine Carrière; France 2015 – Keeper (Keeper) — Pict. 1

by Guillaume Senez; Belgium, France, Switzerland 2015 – Sister (L’enfant d’en haut)

by Ursula Meier; Switzerland, France 2012 – Gainsbourg: A Heroic Life (Gainsbourg: Vie héroïque)

by Joann Sfar; France 2010 – Home

by Ursula Meier; Switzerland, France, Belgium 2008

Kacey Mottet Klein

Swiss Films

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The network is comprised of professionals from European organisations who are experts in promoting and marketing their own national cinema.

Under the EFP umbrella, the organisations collectively combine their expertise and knowledge to work together on the promotion of European cinema and talent around the globe.

Since ten founding members established the organization in 1997, EFP has grown into a leading international promotion organisation with a membership of 37 organisations representing 36 countries in Europe – from Portugal in the West to Georgia in the East. While promoting European cinema with joint initiatives under the EFP umbrella, the organization fully respects the culturally rich and unique nature of each of its member’s own cinema heritage. EFP represents the diverse interests of its members through a variety of projects which take place under the EFP banner, at festivals and markets around the world.

EFP ’s reliance on the national expertise and know-how of the member institutes has been at the core of the organizational goals since it’s inception, and has been essential to EFP ’s ability to achieve sustainable success through a long-term approach to bringing European cinema to international audiences. The organisation, highly tuned to market realities, is able to effectively adjust to a rapidly changing industry rife with new technologies and distribution strategies via new programmes and initiatives that address these complex issues. EFP ’s initiatives span a broad spectrum and include both artistic and business-oriented platforms which support the goal of increasing the visibility and marketability of European films globally.

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EFP is financially supported by Creative Europe – MEDIA Programme of the European Union and by its member organisations. The Hamburg-based office is backed by the German Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media, the Film Fund Hamburg Schleswig-Holstein and the Ministry of Culture of the City of Hamburg.

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EFP President Martin Schweighofer AFC Austrian Films

EFP Vice President Pia Lundberg Swedish Film Institute

EFP Managing Director Renate Rose

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The EFP Network AFC Austrian Films Albanian Center of Cinematography Association of filmmakers in Bosnia and Herzegovina British Council Bulgarian National Film Center Croatian Audiovisual Centre Czech Film Center Danish Film Institute Estonian Film Institute EYE international (The Netherlands) Film Center Serbia Film Fund Luxembourg Finnish Film Foundation Flanders Image Georgian National Film Center German Films Greek Film Centre Icelandic Film Centre Instituto de la Cinematografa y de las Artes Audiovisuales / ICA A ( Spain) Instituto do Cinema e do Audiovisual I. P. / ICA (Portugal) Irish Film Board Istituto Luce Cinecittà (Italy) Kosova Cinematography Center Lithuanian Film Centre Macedonian Film Agency Magyar Filmunió / International Division of the Hungarian National Film Fund Ministry of Culture of Montenegro National Film Centre of Latvia Norwegian Film Institute Polish Film Institute Romanian Film Promotion Slovak Film Institute Slovenian Film Centre Swedish Film Institute Swiss Films UniFrance films Wallonie Bruxelles Images

OPENING THE DOORS TO GERMAN TALENT Congratulations

 Jella Haase GERMANY’S SHOOTING STAR 2016

Film- und Medienstiftung NRW Kaistrasse 14, 40221 Düsseldorf, Germany www.filmstiftung.de Meet us at the Berlinale: FOCUS Germany/German Films c/o European Film Market Martin-Gropius-Bau, booth 17

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Congratulations to Jella Haase and all European Shooting Stars 2016!

TO JELLA HAASE AND ALL THE OTHER WONDERFUL EUROPEAN SHOOTING STARS. MEDIENBOARD WISHES YOU A STELLAR FESTIVAL!

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Imprint Publisher: European Film Promotion Idea & Concept: Karin Dix Editors: Karin Dix, Sabine Rolinski Texts: Karen Arikian Design: Carolin Rauen Print: Merkur Druck, Norderstedt Credit Cover: Maisie Williams (UK) receiving the European Shooting Stars Award on stage of the Berlinale Palast 2015 © Isa Foltin/Getty Images for European Shootings Stars Credits page 3: Filip Van Roe (Martha da Rosa Canga Antonio), Ana Mihalić (Tihana Lazović), Eric Guillemain (Lou de Laâge), Debora Brune (Jella Haase), Sarah Robine (Daphné Patakia), Magnús Reynir Jónsson (Atli Óskar Fjalarsson), Janita Sassen (Reinout Scholten van Aschat), Emanuele Pasquet (Sara Serraiocco), Ruben Vega (María Valverde), Laurine Mottet (Kacey Mottet Klein).

Credit page 6 – 7: André Poling Credits back: Filip Van Roe (Martha da Rosa Canga Antonio), Ana Mihalić (Tihana Lazović), Eric Guillemain (Lou de Laâge), Debora Brune (Jella Haase), Sarah Robine (Daphné Patakia), Magnús Reynir Jónsson (Atli Óskar Fjalarsson), Janita Sassen (Reinout Scholten van Aschat), Federico Ferrantini (Sara Serraiocco), Ruben Vega (María Valverde), Laurine Mottet (Kacey Mottet Klein).

European Film Promotion Friedensallee 14 – 16 22765 Hamburg P +49 40 390 6252 F +49 40 390 6249 info@efp-online.com www.efp-online.com www.shooting-stars.eu #BerlinaleShootingStars Press contact for European Shooting Stars Organic Publicity Dheeraj Agnihotri, Kirsty Langsdale, Becky Palmer Office (London) +44 20 3435 9626 Mobile (@ Berlinale) +44 7538 389131 For interview or photo requests: shootingstarsberlin@organic-publicity.co.uk International Casting Directors Network ( ICDN ) Chair: Debbie McWilliams (Casting Consultancy UK ) debbie@castingconsultancy.com Contact: Karin Dix (European Film Promotion) dix@efp-online.com

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Daphné Patakia Greece

Reinout Scholten van Aschat The Netherlands

Martha Canga Antonio Belgium

Kacey Mottet Klein Switzerland Sara Serraiocco Italy

Lou de Laâge France

Atli Óskar Fjalarsson Iceland

Tihana Lazović Croatia

María Valverde Spain Jella Haase Germany

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