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"Minority Co-Production Feature Film and Documentary (Netherlands Film Fund)" is currently closed and not accepting applications.
Minority Co-Production Feature Film and Documentary (Netherlands Film Fund) is sponsored by Netherlands Film Fund. This scheme provides financial support for Dutch minority co-productions of feature films, feature-length animation films, and documentaries. It aims to strengthen the artistic quality, financial foundation, and international visibility of Dutch films and film professionals.
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Netherlands Film Fund: Realisation of Minority Co-production Feature Film, Feature-length Animated Film, and Documentary Advisor for the Mobility Info Point, Advice Desk & Ghana j. vanderkooij [at] dutchculture. nl Cultural Mobility Funding Guide .
Netherlands Film Fund: Realisation of Minority Co-production Feature Film, Feature-length Animated Film, and Documentary Netherlands Film Fund: Realisation of Minority Co-production Feature Film, Feature-length Animated Film, and Documentary Nederlands Filmfonds: Realisering minoritaire coproductie speelfilm, lange animatiefilm en documentaire Funding for international film productions with a Dutch minority co-producer The Netherlands Film Fund is the national cultural fund for the professional, independent film sector in the Netherlands and the Caribbean part of the Kingdom.
It provides financial support for the development, production and distribution of film productions and film-related activities. This scheme supports the realisation of minority co-productions in the categories of feature film, feature-length animated film, and documentary.
A minority co-production must be of exceptional artistic and substantive quality within the total offering of international co-productions, with a demonstrable substantial creative and technical contribution from film professionals from the Netherlands.
International co-production sharpens the artistic vision of the creator, provides a broader financial foundation for film projects, and contributes to the international visibility of Dutch films, film professionals, and the film industry. Additionally, it fosters expertise and creative exchange.
The artistic and financial collaboration positively impacts the visibility of Dutch talent abroad and offers Dutch creators a greater chance to break through in the international market. The Caribbean part of the Kingdom (Aruba, Bonaire, Curaçao, Saba, Sint Eustatius, Sint Maarten) A Dutch minority co-producer representing a (foreign) production company.
This production company is established for at least two years in a member state of the EU, EEA, or in Switzerland and continuously produces films and other audiovisual productions.
The Dutch minority co-producer has previously been primarily responsible as a majority producer for the realization of at least one feature film (feature film/feature-length animated film); or one feature-length documentary, in both cases with a theatrical release in the Netherlands.
Feature Film and Feature-length Animated Film: Films with a budget up to 3 million: up to € 250,000 Films with a budget higher than 3 million: up to € 450,000 50% of the financing from the main producer’s country of establishment has been confirmed; The total contribution from Dutch funds and market parties to the realization of the film production is at least 10% of the total production costs ;A signed statement clearly defines the division of tasks and responsibilities between the foreign majority co-producer and the Dutch minority co-producer, as well as how the co-production is structured; The national theatrical release in the majority co-producer’s country is guaranteed by a film distributor or market parties from the local distribution chain; The applicant holds the exclusive adaptation and exploitation rights for the Benelux or, if not possible, for the Dutch territory; The film production will have a (non-)theatrical release in the Netherlands.
The applicant must submit a written statement signed by a Dutch film distributor and/or a Dutch broadcaster and/or present a detailed distribution plan focusing on audience reach and visibility in the Netherlands; Global revenues and any financial contributions from Eurimages and/or other European funding sources are allocated to the applicant on a pro-rata basis; The subsidy amount is fully spent in the Netherlands (cast, crew, etc.); The contribution from the Film Fund is subordinate to the contribution from the foreign national fund and/or the main financier; The financing of a film production must be fully and unconditionally committed by third parties within 18 months of the subsidy decision.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Dutch minority co-productions of feature films, feature-length animation films, and documentaries. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to €90,000 for documentaries (approximately $97,000 USD). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
The published deadline was September 11, 2026, which has passed. Check the official notice for any future application windows before investing time in a proposal.
Minority Co-Production Feature Film and Documentary (Netherlands Film Fund) is funded by Netherlands Film Fund. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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