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Program permanently discontinued — Tribeca Film Institute shut down in 2020; Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund no longer offered.

Tribeca Film Institute

Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund (Discontinued)

About this program (historical reference)

Historical funding: Finishing funds

Prior eligibility: Open to filmmakers worldwide.

Gucci Tribeca Documentary Fund is a grant from Tribeca Film Institute that funds finishing costs for feature-length documentaries addressing issues of social importance from anywhere in the world. Films must be in production or post-production with no intended premiere exhibition date and must demonstrate thoughtful, in-depth storytelling paired with a compelling visual approach. A portion of supported projects spotlight the lives of women and agents of social and environmental change working to improve their communities. Past supported projects have addressed digital privacy and criminal justice themes.

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Documentary Fund (Sundance Institute) is sponsored by Sundance Institute. The Sundance Institute Documentary Fund is a global granting opportunity that supports independent filmmakers of cinematic documentaries, from development through release, on a wide range of contemporary topics and themes. It provides non-recoupable funding for work that expresses the world in creative, complex, beautiful, and provocative ways.

Deadline: Jan 1, 2027

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