Books On Screen From The Lowlands by Netherlands Film Fund

October 20, 2016 ARTS+-Area, Hall 4.1

BOOKS ON SCREEN FROM THE LOWLANDS

Bannenberg, Esther ........................................... 20 Bos, Burny ........................................................ 18 Brauer, Andreas ................................................ 19 Carpentier, Nathalie ........................................... 10 Delobelle, Magalie ............................................. 15 de Wolf, Hans ................................................... 20 Düwert, Ulrike ................................................... 13 Duvault, Laurent ................................................ 13 Erbes, Christophe ................................................ 8 Gattys, Christina ................................................ 12 Gerhards, Nicole ............................................... 21 Hees, Judith ..................................................... 19 Hohl, Annika ..................................................... 16 Kammermeier, Lena .......................................... 23 Koster, Charissa .................................................. 9 Kroll, Frank ......................................................... 9 Levie, Sophie .................................................... 10 Massart, Frederique ...........................................12 Meuleman, Sarah ................................................ 8 Mientus, Barbara ............................................... 23 Mioch, René ...................................................... 8 Nagtegaal, Marijke ............................................ 11 Nijhof, Janny ..................................................... 14 Peslerbe, Christophe ......................................... 11 Polis, Harold ..................................................... 15 Rombout, Xavier ................................................ 22 Rostock, Tim ..................................................... 24 Tjong-Khing, Thé ................................................. 7 van Beijnum, Kees ............................................... 7 van Dishoeck, Dania .......................................... 17 van Leeuwen, Joke .............................................. 6 van Londen, Dorien ........................................... 14 Van Passel, Frank .............................................. 18 Vanschoonbeek, Rudy ....................................... 16 van Staverden, Harro ......................................... 22 Verhulst, Dimitri................................................... 6 Wolffers, Kaja.................................................... 21 Zeipelt, Thomas ................................................ 24

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NAMES (alphabetical order)

COMPANIES (alphabetical order) ABC Legal .......................................................... 9 Agentur Kroll ....................................................... 9 BosBros ........................................................... 18 Casterman ........................................................ 10 Caviar .............................................................. 18 Création Audiovisuelle Litteraire (C.A.L.) .............. 10 De Bezige Bij .................................................... 11 Editions HoH ..................................................... 11 Gallimard .......................................................... 12 Gattys Global .................................................... 12 Hupe Film Fiktion .............................................. 19 Kaap Holland Film ............................................. 19 Key Film ........................................................... 20 Lumière ............................................................ 20 Mediatoon �� 13 NiKo Film .......................................................... 21 NL Film ............................................................ 21 OeFa ................................................................ 13 Phanta Basta! ................................................... 22 Savage Film ...................................................... 22 Senator Film ..................................................... 23 Shared Stories .................................................. 14 Singel Uitgeverijen ............................................. 14 So Far So Good Agency ..................................... 15 UFA Fiction ....................................................... 23 Uitgeverij Polis .................................................. 15 Uitgeverij Vrijdag ............................................... 16 Verlag der Autoren ............................................ 16 Warner Bros. ITVP Germany ............................... 24 WPG Kindermedia ............................................. 17 ZDF Enterprises ................................................ 24

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The Netherlands Film Fund Pijnackerstraat 5, 1071 JS Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 20 570 76 76 web www.filmfonds.nl international affairs Ellis Driessen head of program Signe Zeilich-Jensen event coordinator Corinna Dästner editor Birgit Heidsiek english language copy editor Milo Yelesiyevich layout [take shape] media design, Markus Schaefer

INTRODUCTION

A BOOK IS A FILM IS A GAME NETWORKING DAY

nder the heading Books on Screen from the Lowlands, the Netherlands Film Fund is organizing a series of film-related events for professionals in conjunction with The Netherlands and Flanders, Guests of Honor at the Frankfurt Book Fair 2016.

group of prolific Dutch and Flemish writers have been invited to a series of Industry Talks that will be moderated by Sarah Meuleman and Christophe Erbes. This Guide provides a list of the Dutch and Flemish guests as well as the participants of the matchmaking sessions. It also contains information on the FlemishNetherlands Film Program in Frankfurt which EYE is presenting to German audiences at the Deutsches Filmmuseum.

A Book Is a Film Is a Game Networking Day is collaboration between The Netherlands Film Fund and the Frankfurt Book Fair, which is taking place in the ARTS+-Area, a new platform that will stimulate new business models and enhance synergy between the arts and technology. The Day will be dedicated to examining different aspects of book adaptations with representatives from the Film and Game Industries. This year, more than twenty professionals from the Book/Game and Film/Television Industries from Flanders and The Netherlands will meet for formal as well as informal meetings. In addition to two matchmaking sessions between publishers/rights managers and film producers, a select

In closing, thanks and gratitude to the Frankfurt Book Fair, and especially to Jenny Kühne, for inviting us to co-host A Book Is a Film Is a Game Day. We wish you one and all productive networking with the Lowlands! Signe Zeilich-Jensen Program Director – Books on Screen from the Lowlands

THE NETHERLANDS FILM FUND

Its annual budget is approx. € 50 million per year, of which € 19 million is earmarked for the Film Production Incentive and € 2.5 million for selected minority Dutch co-productions. The Netherlands has treaties with Germany, Canada, France, China, South Africa, and the Wallonia Brussels Federation of Belgium.

he Netherlands Film Fund is the national agency responsible for supporting Dutch film production, film festivals, and education. It is dedicated to developing and strengthening Dutch cinema and film culture domestically as well as internationally. The Film Fund also oversees the activities of The Netherlands Film Commission.

Thursday, October 20, 2016 ARTS+-Area, Hall 4.1 Hashtag: #bookfilmgame #fbm16

PROGRAM

A Book Is a Film Is a Game / A networking day

BOOKS ON SCREEN FROM THE LOWLANDS: INDUSTRY TALKS I & II in cooperation with the Netherlands Film Fund Two creative minds, one moderator, ten minutes each and an inspiring talk: With Dimitri Verhulst and Kees van Beijnum. Moderator: Sarah Meuleman

10.30 – 11.00 | SALON (Q109) CASE STUDY: FROM BOOK TO GAME registration required Turning a successful novel into a computer game – this is the topic covered by bestselling author Markus Heitz and Jan Theysen of KING Art Games, whose talk will focus on Heitz’s fantasy saga, The Dwarves, which is currently being adapted into a computer game.

11.00 – 11.30 | SALON (Q109) BOOKS ON SCREEN FROM THE LOWLANDS: INDUSTRY TALKS III & IV in cooperation with the Netherlands Film Fund Two creative minds, one moderator, ten minutes each and an inspiring talk: With Joke van Leeuwen and Thé Tjong-Khing. Moderator: Christophe Erbes

THURSDAY | OCTOBER 20 | 2016

10.00 – 10.30 | SALON (Q109)

11.30 – 12.00 | SALON (Q109) MARKET FACTS AND FIGURES: THE ADAPTATION BUSINESS registration required University fellows will present their extensive research on the current status of the adaptation business and provide the audience with some reliable market figures.

12.30 – 13.00 | SALON (Q109) LUNCH & CASE STUDY: FROM BOOK TO FILM registration required Laurent Duvault, Director of International and AudioVisual Development with the Franco-Belgian publishing group Media Participations, will take a behindthe-scenes look at an ongoing film project based on a comic. Director Luc Besson (Nikita, Léon: The Professional, The Fifth Element) is currently busy filming the famous sci-fi comic series, Valérian et Laureline. The film, Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets, starring Dane DeHaan and supermodel Cara Delevingne, is scheduled for release in 2017.

13.00 – 13.30 | SALON (Q109) LUNCH & CASE STUDY: FROM GAME TO BOOK registration required Wherever the Minecraft name appears, there’s sure to be a profit. With more than 100 million copies sold to date, this treasure chest of value addition now includes Lego blocks, novels, instruction books, supplementary software and YouTube channels. Warner Bros. recently announced the Minecraft film premiere for 2019. In the case study “From Game to Book”, Eleanor Fletcher, Global Brand Management Director at Egmont Publishing UK, will provide us with insights into the highly diversified marketing world of the successful computer game. She is responsible for cooperation with Minecraft developer Mojang/Microsoft.

Is there anyone who hasn’t heard of the Angry Birds? They have long enjoyed world-wide popularity, and not simply as a computer game because their brand also appears on books, stickers, bed sheets, clothing, cuddly toys, and suitcases, among other consumer items. In May of this year, the Angry Birds invaded the big screen. In the session “From Game to Film”, Laura Nevanlinna, CEO Kaiken Publishing, and Ulla Junell, a Producer with Rovio Entertainment, will discuss the many different cross-media collaborations it has generated with the Angry Birds, especially the film.

14.00 – 17.00 | ROOM CONCORDE (Hall 4.C) BOOKS ON SCREEN FROM THE LOWLANDS: MATCHMAKING SESSIONS in cooperation with Netherlands Film Fund; by invitation only Closed prescheduled meetings with about ten producers and ten literary agents/rights managers. Session One will focus on Children and Young Adults; Session Two on Fiction. A maximum of three titles will be presented to producers. An Industry Guide featuring guests, company profiles and line up will be sent to each participant.

14.30 – 16.30 | MEETING POINT B3 Biennale of the Moving Image (P91) TOUR FOR PRODUCERS AND GAMERS registration required The tour will provide participants with an overview of and introduction to the publishing industry. Meet the representatives of exciting publishing houses from around the world – from hidden gems to major players. Aufbau Verlag, Germany; Gallimard, France; Maverick Arts, UK – and many more will have exhibition spaces.

PROGRAM

COFFEE & CASE STUDY: FROM GAME TO FILM registration required

THURSDAY | OCTOBER 20 | 2016

13.30 – 14.00 | SALON (Q109)

17.30 – 19.30 | COFFEE AREA (P37) MEET THE EXPERTS & NETWORKING-COCKTAIL co-hosted by Kaiken Publishing/Rovio and in cooperation with Netherlands Film Fund; registration required Mix business with pleasure at this networking cocktail hour for producers, publishers, game developers and creatives. Meet the experts and learn about custom-made programs to facilitate synergies between the book, film and game world and connect with new business partners over a glass of wine. A list of attendees will be distributed after the fair. Among the Experts: Henning Adam, Books@Berlinale / Berlin International Film Festival Nathalie Piakowski, Shoot the Book (Cannes) / SCELF – Civil Society of French Language Publishers Stephanie Lang, German Games Industry Association (BIU) Barbara Voit, Book Meets Film / German Publisher and Bookseller Association Bavaria Rachel Horowitz / Maria B. Campbell Associates, Inc.

FUNKTION

INDUSTRY TALKS DIMITRI VERHULST

JOKE VAN LEEUWEN

Dimitri Verhulst (b. 1972) made his debut in 1999 with a collection of stories entitled De kamer hiernaast (The Room Next Door). This was followed by Niets, niemand en redelijk stil (Nothing, No one and Reasonably Quiet, 2001) and De verveling van de keeper (The Boredom of the Goalkeeper, 2002). His novels Problemski Hotel (Problemski Hotel, 2003) and De helaasheid der dingen (The Alasness of Things, 2006) were very successful and have been translated into many languages.

Joke van Leeuwen (b. 1952), who studied history at the University of Brussels, writes stories and poems for children which she illustrates herself, writes prose and poetry for adults, and performs in cabaret and theatre. She has received numerous awards, including the prestigious Theo Thijssen Prize, the Dutch State Prize for youth literature, which is awarded triennially. In her work, Joke van Leeuwen champions the uninhibited way children look at the world, which results in fighting against repression and narrow-mindedness.

In 2008, when the film adaptation of De helaasheid der dingen appeared, it was well received by film festivals and distributed internationally. Verhulst then wrote Mevrouw Verona daalt de heuvel af (Madame Verona Comes Down the Hill, 2006), Godverdomse dagen op een godverdomse bol (Goddamned Days on a Goddamned Sphere, 2008), and De laatste liefde van mijn moeder (My Motherâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Last Love, 2010). Verhulst also published a collection of poetry: Liefde, tenzij anders vermeld (Love, Unless Otherwise Stated, 2001).

A number of her stories center around a quest, such as Deesje (Dee Dee, 1985), Wijd weg (Far Away, 1991), and Iep! (Cheep!, 1996). Joke van Leeuwenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s work demonstrates that high quality literature can be accessible to general audiences.

INDUSTRY TALKS THÉ TJONG-KHING

KEES VAN BEIJNUM

Thé Tjong-Khing is one of Holland’s best known illustrators of children’s books. He was born in Java, Indonesia, in 1933.

Kees van Beijnum (b. 1954) is the author of many successful novels, among them Dichter op de Zeedijk (Poet on the Zeedijk, 1995), which was nominated for the AKO Literature Prize.

He attended the Seni Rupa Arts Institute in Bandung, then moved to the Netherlands in 1956, where he started working as a cartoonist.

The film adaptation won the Dutch Golden Calf film award. De ordening (The Arrangement, 1998) was nominated for the Libris Literature Prize, and the film adaptation was nominated for a Golden Calf. De oesters van Nam Kee (Oysters at Nam Kee, 2000) was made into a movie which won the 2001 F. Bordewijk Prize.

Since 1970, he has illustrated numerous children’s books. He received the prestigious Max Velthuijs Prijs for his oeuvre. In 2005, he won the Woutertje Pieterse Prijs for his book Waar is de taart? (Where’s the Cake?), a wordless picture book which was also nominated for the German Youth Literature Prize in 2007.

His most recent novels are Paradiso and Een soort familie (A Kind of Family) which was nominated for the AKO Literature Prize. De offers (Sacrifice, 2014) will be published by C. Bertelsmann in Germany this autumn.

His book Picnic with Cake was adapted for a television series as well as an interactive game. His books have been translated into numerous languages.

MODERATORS CHRISTOPHE ERBES

SARAH MEULEMAN

Christophe Erbes was born in 1963 in Paris, where he earned an MBA in Economics. After a stint as a scientific researcher, he joined Canal+ International in Paris.

Sarah Meuleman is a Belgian author, journalist, and TV presenter. In 2015, she published her first novel, The Six Lives of Sophie, which was critically praised and subsequently nominated for the Bronzen Uil Award for best literary debut of 2015. In early 2016, however, she ‘remixed’ her debut novel and presented it as a new version, retitled as What I Won’t Tell.

He then held successive executive positions in children’s programming at Premiere S-RTL/Disney, and Nickelodeon Germany before becoming Managing Director at Fox Kids/Jetix.

Sarah is an accomplished television moderator and interviewer. She has interviewed numerous international artists, as well as politicians and celebrities. She was co-creator and host of VPRO’s televised art program, Sarah’s Savages.

Since 2006, Christophe has been an international children’s media consultant. Writing under the pseudonym Theo de Marcousin, Christophe published the Oscar and Hoo children’s picture books, which have become international bestsellers.

RENÉ MIOCH René Mioch is a Dutch journalist and radio/television presenter. He will be interviewing guests as well as documenting his impressions of the Flanders & Netherlands Guest of Honor Program and, more specifically, the A Book Is A Film Is a Game Networking Day.

AGENTUR KROLL

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

ABC LEGAL

Charissa Koster

Frank Kroll

PROFILE

Charissa Koster is a partner at ABC Legal, an Amsterdam-based, internationally-oriented law firm serving the entertainment industry (www.abc-legal.com). ABC Legal deals with advisory and litigation matters, as well as with business and consultancy projects. She also acts as an international sales agent for literary properties.

Agentur Kroll is a Berlin literary agency that exclusively represents film and media rights for Suhrkamp Verlag and Verlag Matthes & Seitz Berlin. Their list of authors includes Thomas Bernhard, Bertolt Brecht, Max Frisch, and Hermann Hesse, as well as contemporary novelists Sibylle Lewitscharoff, Ralf Rothmann, Lutz Seiler, Clemens Setz, and Frank Witzel. Agentur Kroll also develops screenplays with “raum1”.

At this year’s Frankfurt Book Fair, Charissa will appear as keynote speaker and moderator for the Books on Screen program. She will also take part in pitches for Books on Screen in her role as representive of Shared Stories (www.sharedstories.nl).

titles:

Das Wasser am Meer by Christoph Nußbaumeder, Suhrkamp Theater Verlag Essen mit Freunden by Ilke S. Prick, Insel Verlag Apostoloff by Sibylle Lewitscharoff, Suhrkamp Verlag

titles:

FALL (VAL, De Fontein) by Cis Meijer The Gruesome General (De gruwelijke generaal, De Fontein) by Jozua Douglas Honolulu King (Ambo Anthos) by Anne-Gine Goemans What I Won’t Tell (Wat ik je niet vertel, Lebowski) by Sarah Meuleman CONTACT

CONTACT

ABC Legal Charissa Koster Jan Luijkenstraat 92 P/R 1071 CT Amsterdam, The Netherlands mobile +31 6 53 53 85 76 email koster@abc-legal.com web www.abc-legal.com

Agentur Kroll Frank Kroll Kollwitzstr. 77, 10435 Berlin, Germany phone +49 30 44 03 75 98 mobile +49 160 746 56 46 email frank@agenturkroll.com web www.agenturkroll.com, www.raum1.work

Shared Stories / Veen Bosch & Keuning Publishing Group Herengracht 418, 1017 BZ Amsterdam, NL

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

CASTERMAN

CRÉATION AV LITTERAIRE

Sophie Levie

Nathalie Carpentier

PROFILE

Casterman is a major publishing company based in Brussels and Paris. Founded in 1780, it is now part of Madrigall, the third largest publishing group in France.

Création Audiovisuelle Litteraire (C.A.L.) is a French audiovisual rights agency that represents about forty popular French authors from whose works audiovisual adaptations are selected, and it represents a dozen major publishers, among them: Plon-Perrin, Héloïse d’Ormesson, Les Nouveaux Auteurs, French Pulp Editions, Hélène Jacob, First-Gründ, Les escales, Nouvelles Plumes.

Casterman’s chief asset is a high quality backlist that ranges from children’s books to graphic novels. Its catalogue has yielded a number of films and TV series, including: The Snowpiercer, Martine, Ernest and Celestine, Adèle Blanc-sec, and much more! Coming soon for broadcast television are Last Man, Polina, and the Ernest and Celestine TV collection.

Recent titles include: Colère Noire by Jacques Saussey (Les Nouveaux Auteurs); Rififi à New York by Auguste Le Breton (reprint by French Pulp); and Les aventures d’Aldo Morosini by Juliette Benzoni.

titles:

The Adventures of Penelope Green by Béatrice Bottet Le reste du monde by Chauzy The Shadow Squad by Vincent Villeminot

Colère noire by Jacques Saussey, Les Nouveaux Auteurs Rififi à New York by Auguste Le Breton, French Pulp Les aventures d’Aldo Morosini by Juliette Benzoni

CONTACT

Casterman – Fuigde Glacial – Autrement Juenesse Sophie Levie (Head of Audiovisual) Cantersteen 47, 1000 Brussels, Belgium phone +32 2 209 83 69 email s.levie@casterman.com web wwww.casterman.com

Création Audiovisuelle Litteraire (C.A.L.) Nathalie Carpentier 8 esplanade de la Manufacture 92130 Issy Les Moulineaux, France phone +33 625 89 25 06 email carpentier@calfrance.fr web www.calfrance.fr

address in paris

56 rue Saint-Lazare, 75009 Paris, France

EDITIONS HOH

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

DE BEZIGE BIJ

Marijke Nagtegaal

Christophe Peslerbe (alias John-Erich Nielsen)

PROFILE

De Bezige Bij was established in 1944. It is one of the leading literary publishers in the Netherlands of Dutch Literature, translations, fiction, non-fiction, and graphic novels. The common feature that binds the impressive variety of literary styles is quality.

Editions HoH, located in Brittany (Carnac), is a small French publishing company that punches above its weight. Over the past two years, four different titles published by Editions HoH hit #1 on Amazon.fr.

De Bezige Bij has three imprints: De Bezige Bij (upmarket fiction and non-fiction); Thomas Rap (standup comedy, sports, debut novelists, columnists, and popular non-fiction); and Cargo (crime fiction, thrillers, commercial fiction and non-fiction).

The Investigations of Inspector Sweeney are detective stories set in the Agatha Christie vein – but with greater sophistication – which are imbued with intrigue and Scottish atmosphere and are targeted to millennials. Editions HoH is now developing a new collection of novels based on true stories.

titles:

Of Birds and People by Margriet de Moor Handwriting of the Devil by Donald Nolet A Beautiful Young Woman by Tommy Wieringa

Murder on the Green by John-Erich Nielsen, 2011 Le serment des Highlands (The Oath of the Highlands) by John-Erich Nielsen, 2011 Les roses de Sarajevo (Sarajevo Roses) by John-Erich Nielsen, 2015

CONTACT

De Bezige Bij Marijke Nagtegaal (foreign rights manager) Van Miereveldstraat 1 – 3 1071 DW Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 20 305 92 66 mobile +31 6 21 52 26 60 email m.nagtegaal@debezigebij.nl web www.debezigebij.nl

Editions HoH Christophe Peslerbe B.P. 132, 56343 Carnac cedex, France phone +33 6 17 16 05 81 email editions-hoh@wanadoo.fr web www.hoh-editions.com

GATTYS GLOBAL

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

GALLIMARD

Frederique Massart

Christina Gattys

PROFILE

Gallimard, established in 1911, is part of the Madrigall Group, the third largest publishing group in France. Gallimard’s 30,000-title catalogue includes the works of Albert Camus, Simone de Beauvoir, and Jean-Paul Sartre, as well as J.M.G. Le Clézio and Patrick Modiano, France’s most recent Nobel Prize winning authors.

gattys global, founded by Christina Gattys in 1992, represents screenwriters, novelists, and non-fiction authors for the film, television, theatre, and publishing markets. gattys global also handles film rights for both national and international literary agents. gattys global is proud to represent a broad spectrum of genres from a large and diverse number of publishing houses which meet a wide variety of demands.

Gallimard has a distinguished history of film adaptations made from its titles, more than 275, in fact, which include the films of Marcel Carné, François Truffaut, Luchino Visconti, Louis Malle, Laurent Cantet, Joachim Trier, Pedro Almodovar and Paul Verhoeven.

gattys global also represents bestselling novelists as well as up-and-coming writers for national/international cinema and television markets.

titles:

Fletcher What a Stinker! by Antje Szillat and Jan Birck, dtv Snow, Fire, Guilt and Death by Gerhard Jäger, Blessing A Million Minutes by Wolf Küper, Knaus

Le noir est une couleur by Grisélidis Réal, 2005 Caresse de rouge by Éric Fottorino, 2004 Savoir-vivre by Hédi Kaddour, 2010

CONTACT

Editions Gallimard Frederique Massart (Audiovisual and stage rights department) 5, rue Gaston Gallimard 75328 Paris Cedex 07, France phone +33 1 49 54 15 16 fax +33 1 49 54 16 14 web www.gallimard.fr

gattys global Agency for authors and film rights Christina Gattys Jahnstr. 7 RGB, 80469 Munich, Germany phone +49 89 20 25 54-0 fax -30 mobile +49 160 720 67 23 skype gattysglobal email gattys@gattysglobal.de web www.gattysglobal.de

OeFA

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

MEDIATOON

Laurent Duvault

Ulrike Düwert

PROFILE

The Mediatoon agency holds the largest independent catalogue of European comics. It merged with Media Participations, which manages media rights for the catalogues of the following publishers: Dargaud, Dupuis, and Le Lombard.

The Oetinger Film Rights Agency (OeFA), which specializes in the children’s and young-adults market, is a division of the Hamburg-based Oetinger Publishing Group. It negotiates film rights for publishers, authors, and playwrights.

Mediatoon represents more than 3,000 titles available for cinema, television, animation, and live action adaptations.

Whether the story is edgy or classic, brand-new or best-seller, Oetinger’s list offers exciting literary properties for every taste for adaptation into great children’s films.

titles:

Nanami Alisik The Elsewhere Chronicles The Cuckoo Guinea Pigs Poison Cell Metropolitan

OeFA also represents the German publishers Dressler, Ellermann, Klett Kinderbuch, Ueberreuter, Annette Betz, Nilpferd, G&G and Magellan. titles:

Thabo, Detective & Gentleman (Series) by Kirsten Boie, Verlag Friedrich Oetinger, 2016 Salon Salami by Benjamin Tienti, Dressler Verlag, 2017 Mit Zorro durch die Nacht by Andrea Hensgen, Magellan, 2016

CONTACT

Mediatoon Laurent Duvault (Film and TV Rights Manager) 15-27, rue Moussorgski 75018 Paris, France phone +33 1 53 26 11 43 mobile +33 6 08 96 14 61 email Laurent.Duvault@mediatoon.com web http://mfr.mediatoon.com

OeFA Oetinger Filmrechte-Agentur Ulrike Düwert Max-Brauer-Allee 34 22765 Hamburg, Germany phone +49 40 607 909 960 fax +49 40 607 909 22960 email u.duewert@verlagsgruppe-oetinger.de web www.filmrechte.com

SINGEL UITGEVERIJEN

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

SHARED STORIES

Dorien van Londen

Janny Nijhof

PROFILE

Shared Stories is the in-house rights agency of the Dutch Veen Bosch & Keuning Publishing Group (VBK). VBK is the largest trade book publisher in the Netherlands and consists of independently operated trade publishing houses: Amb | Anthos Uitgevers; Atlas Contact; Luitingh-Sijthoff; Kok | Omniboek; Ten Have; Kosmos; AnkhHermes; De Fontein and Houtekiet (VBK Belgium). Shared Stories represents these publishers and handles translation as well as Film/TV and Stage rights for Dutch and Flemish authors.

Singel Uitgeverijen (Amsterdam) is one of the oldest and largest literary publishers in The Netherlands. Its in-house Film & Theatre Rights Department holds the film and theatre rights of an enormous number of fiction and non-fiction titles. The firm publishes internationally renowned authors, bestsellers, and award-winning titles. Abdelkader Benali, Anna Enquist, Arnon Grunberg, Hella Haasse, Maarten’t Hart, Marente de Moor, and Gustaaf Peek number among their authors. Its publishing houses include Nijgh & Van Ditmar, Querido, De Arbeiderspers, Athenaeum, and Uitgeverij Q.

titles:

Under my Skin (Onder mijn huid) by Marlies Slegers, Luitingh-Sijthoff 15 by Marlies Slegers, Luitingh-Sijthoff Dear Your Honour (Lieve Edelachtbare) by Max van Olden, Ambo|Anthos Dear Mama (Lieve mama) by Nova Lee Maier (pseudonym of Esther Verhoef)

De onervarenen by Joke van Leeuwen, Querido La Superba by Ilja Leonard Pfeijffer, Arbeiderspers Dertig dagen by Annelies Verbeke, De Geus De vuurtoren by Hilde Vandermeeren, Uitgeverij Q, short story published as The Lighthouse

CONTACT

Shared Stories Dorien van Londen Herengracht 418 1017 BZ Amsterdam, The Netherlands mobile +31 6 21 82 40 00 email dorien@sharedstories.nl web www.sharedstories.nl

Singel Uitgeverijen Janny Nijhof Spui 10, 1012 WZ Amsterdam,The Netherlands phone +31 20 760 72 10 phone +31 20 760 72 17 (Janny Nijhof) mobile +31 6 53 17 79 03 email j.nijhof@singeluitgeverijen.nl web www.singeluitgeverijen.nl

UITGEVERIJ POLIS

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

Photo: © Romain Leblanc

SO FAR SO GOOD AGENCY

Magalie Delobelle

Harold Polis

PROFILE

The So Far So Good Agency represents Film/TV rights for contemporary fiction authors from around the world. It is committed to discovering emerging talent as well as to supporting established writers.

Polis Editions is a trendsetting publishing house that specializes in literary fiction and quality non-fiction. Their vision embraces all aspects of our ever-changing world.

Established in 2014 in France and in Norway, SFSG’s backlist features the critically acclaimed Vietnamese novelist Duong Thu Huong as well as new authors: Nicolas Deleau and Jean-Pascal Daloz (France); Henry Bugalho (Brazil); and Chiara Mezzalama (Italy). SFSG also represents French fiction publishers.

Polis Editions publishes books in all genres – in their original languages as well as in translation – with an emphasis on Literature, History, and Philosophy. Polis Editions is dedicated to quality books in beautiful and handsomely produced editions.

titels:

titles:

Opération Coucou by Michel Colaciuri, France La Brume t’emportera by Olivier Boisson, France La Carte des Mendelssohn by Diane Meur, France

Zwijgen by Ingrid Vander Veken, 2016 Haar by Kathleen Vereecken, 2016 Kopvoete by Kristof Demuynck, 2016

CONTACT

So Far So Good Agency Magalie Delobelle 23, rue Jean Jaurès 64000 Pau, France phone +33 6 59 41 43 36 email contact@sfsgagency.com web www.sfsgagency.com

Uitgeverij Polis Harold Polis Bikschotelaan 230 2140 Borgerhout, Belgium phone +32 3 660 27 00 fax +32 3 660 27 01 email info@polis.be web www.polis.be

VERLAG DER AUTOREN

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

Drawing: © Rudy Paquet

UITGEVERIJ VRIJDAG

Rudy Vanschoonbeek

Annika Hohl

PROFILE

Uitgeverij Vrijdag (Friday Publishers) is an Antwerpbased publisher of trade books, literary fiction, nonfiction, and quirky children’s books with original points of view and firm beliefs that invite the sovereignty of reflection. Stylish, innovative, and surprising.

Verlag der Autoren is one of Germany’s leading literary drama agencies. Its clients include filmmakers Wim Wenders, Edgar Reitz and Arend Agthe as well as screenwriters Ruth Toma, David Ungureit, Conni Lubek, and Hartmut Schoen.

For inquiries about international rights or more information (in English), please contact either us or the Marianne Schönbach Literary Agency.

The agency represents more than 300 international authors, among them Rainer Werner Fassbinder and Bernard-Marie Koltès (modern classics).

titles:

Blindelings by Kris Van Steenberge Drarrie in de nacht (Alleen zij) by Fikry El Azzouzi De buitenkant van meneer Jules by Diane Broeckhoven Hoger dan de bergen en dieper dan de zee by Laïla Koubaa & Laura Janssens (graphic novel)

Der Glasgarten by Christa Hein Hertzmann’s Coffee by Vanessa F. Vogel Tribunal by André Georgi Merjem by Susanne Schmidt Blätterrauschen / Federflüstern by Holly Jane Rahlens

CONTACT

Uitgeverij Vrijdag Rudy Vanschoonbeek Jodenstraat 16 2000 Antwerpen, Belgium phone +32 3 345 60 40 email rudy.vanschoonbeek@uitgeverijvrijdag.be web www.uitgeverijvrijdag.be

Verlag der Autoren Annika Hohl (editor and agent) Taunusstr. 19 60329 Frankfurt, Germany phone +49 69 23 85 74 30 email hohl@verlagderautoren.de web www.verlagderautoren.de

PUBLISHER / AGENTS

WPG KINDERMEDIA

Dania van Dishoeck PROFILE

WPG Kindermedia is the Children’s Division of WPG Media, a group of independent Dutch and Belgian multimedia companies. WPG Kindermedia consists of: Leopold, an important children’s- and young-adult publishing house which has worked closely with museums and organizations as well as with the Dutch and Belgian governments to develop books for young people; Ploegsma, which specializes in adventure, humor, and non-fiction books for children of all ages; and Querido Children’s Books, which publishes picturebooks and quality fiction for all age groups. titles:

Great Thoughts (Grote Gedachten) by Janny van der Molen, Uitgeverij Ploegsma Charleston Trilogy (Soldaten huilen niet; April is de wreedste maand; Vertel me wie we waren) by Rindert Kromhout, Uitgeverij Leopold The Cancer Championship for Juniors (Het Kankerkampioenschap voor Junioren) by Edward van de Vendel, Em. Querido’s Kinderboeken Uitgeverij CONTACT

WPG Kindermedia Dania van Dishoeck Wibautstraat 133, 1097 DN Amsterdam  Postbus 1050, The Netherlands phone +31 20 55 11 283 mobile +31 6 291 99 471 email dania.vandishoeck@wpgmedia.nl web www.leopold.n, www.ploegsma.nl, www.queridokinderenjeugdboeken.nl

CAVIAR

PROD U C ERS

BOSBROS

Burny Bos

Frank Van Passel

PROFILE

BosBros sets the standard for high-quality film and television productions for family-oriented as well as children’s programming. It has also premiered youthoriented Dutch films abroad.

Caviar is an award-winning film production company with offices in Los Angeles, London, Brussels, and Paris. Frank Van Passel, one of the founders, is a creative producer and director at Caviar.

BosBros’ productions are timeless. They offer each new generation of parents and children fabulous entertainment. BosBros has a proven track record of producing classics: The Flying Liftboy; Miss Minoes; Winky’s Horse; Alfie, the Little Werewolf; and Wiplala.

Recent book-to-movie adaptations include: The Diary of a Teenage Girl, directed by Marielle Heller, based on Phoebe Gloeckner’s novel (currently in release); Black, directed by Adil El Arbi & Bilall Fallah, based on Dirk Bracke‘s novel Back and Black (currently in release); Many Heavens (Vele Hemels), directed by Jan Matthys, based on Griet Op de Beeck‘s debut novel, Many Above the Seventh Heaven (in preproduction).

BosBros’ next challenge is to capture the European animation market with projects that possess the same timeless quality.

CONTACT

BosBros Burny Bos Arie Biemondstraat 111 1054 PD Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 20 524 40 30 fax +31 20 524 40 40 email info@bosbros.com web www.bosbros.com

Caviar Frank Van Passel Brialmontlei 10 2018 Antwerp, Belgium phone +32 496 27 11 07 email frank.vanpassel@caviarcontent.com web www.caviarcontent.com

HUPE FILM FIKTION

PROD U C ERS

KAAP HOLLAND FILM

Andreas Brauer

Judith Hees

PROFILE

HUPE Film Fiktion (Cologne) is known for extraordinary modern feature films that bear the stamp of authorship. Andreas Brauer built HUPE Film Fiktion out of HUPE Film und Fernsehproduktion’s narrative feature division. Brauer puts a premium on intensive plot development and close cooperation with the authors.

Kaap Holland Film is a leading Dutch film production company that has produced the blockbusters Stricken and The Marathon (Press and Public Award at the Dutch Film Festival 2013), as well as the black comedies New Kids, Jackie, and The Diner (both selected for TIFF).

HFF’s recent feature productions include A Hitman’s Solitude by Florian Mischa Böder and An Island Named Udo by Markus Sehr.

Yes I Do was nominated and Bon Bini Holland won the Audience Award at the Dutch Film Festival 2016.

In development are The Future Is a Lonely Place to Be (drama, feature) by Martin Hawie and Der Latezahler (comedy, feature).

The company is also the co-producer of the Belgian feature Le Fidèle and the American feature Dunkirk. Kaap Holland Film is part of Warner Bros. International Television Production Nederland.

CONTACT

HUPE Film Fiktion Andreas Brauer Gleueler Str. 49 50931 Cologne, Germany mobile +49 163 784 34 07 email ab@hupefilmfiktion.de

Kaap Holland Film Raamplein 1, 1016 XK Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 20 3463737 email info@kaaphollandfilm.nl web www.kaaphollandfilm.nl Judith Hees phone +31 20 666 18 92 mobile +31 650 23 13 30 email judith.hees@warnerbros.com

LUMIÈRE | LUNANIME

PROD U C ERS

KEY FILM

Hans de Wolf

Esther Bannenberg

PROFILE

Hans de Wolf (formerly of Egmond Film) and Hanneke Niens (formerly of IDTV Film) have an extensive European and Australasian network of co-producers, funds, and financiers.

The Lumière Group is involved in production, distribution, and rights acquisition. It also operates cinemas in Bruges and Antwerp. Lumière Distribution and Lunanime Production have offices in Gent and Amsterdam to serve the Benelux market.

Together, they have (co-)produced over forty features. They produce TV movies, shorts, and series as well as dance films.

Lumière has distributed The Red Turtle, Millennium, Boyhood, and The Iron Lady (feature films) as well as Gomorra, Top of the Lake, Borgen, and The Killing (TV Series).

Close collaboration with writers and directors is vital to their approach to develop intelligent, characterdriven audience favorites (Soof, € 6.500.000 box office in The Netherlands 2014) as well as art-house films (Beyond Sleep, world premiere as Royal Opening Film IFFR 2016).

Lunanime produced Le Ciel Flamand (feature film), The Tie (short film), and has co-produced A Cat in Paris, De rouille et d’os as well as The Team and The Bridge (TV series).

CONTACT

Key Film Hans de Wolf Van Diemenstraat 332 1013 CR Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 20 423 15 96 fax +31 20 422 73 87 email info@keyfilm.nl web www.keyfilm.nl

Lumiere | Lunanime Esther Bannenberg KNSM Laan 171 1019 LC Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 203 03 12 80 phone +31 6 28 95 76 50 (Esther Bannenberg) email esther@lunanime.nl email esther@lumiere.be

NIKO FILM

PROD U C ERS

NL FILM

Nicole Gerhards

Kaja Wolffers

PROFILE

NiKo Film is passionate about films that have a unique identity, so it acts as an accomplice for writers and directors to help them realize their vision.

NL Film is a leading Film/TV drama production company that provides high-quality productions for each market segment.

NiKo Film (est. 2006) produces art-house feature projects for cinema and television. It has produced twelve films, most of them as international co-productions.

NL Film (est. 2001) tailor-makes and succesfully markets each production. The TV series SpangaS and VRijland confirm NL Filmâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s role as the market leader in youth-oriented drama.

NiKo Film was the lead producer on Babai, The Stranger in Me, Kill Me, and Lumber Kings. It co-produced Three Windows and a Hanging, Dora or the Sexual Neurosis of our Parents, The Prize, Every Day Is a Holiday, and Double Take, which were released in numerous foreign markets.

The book adaptations Tonio and Knielen op een bed violen; the feature films Mannenharten, De Storm, Lang & Gelukkig and Taped; and the TV movies De Sterkste man van Nederland and Rabarber have made NL Film one of todayâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s most vital and talkedabout Dutch producers.

CONTACT

NiKo Film Nicole Gerhards Prinzessinnenstr. 16, 10969 Berlin, Germany phone +49 30 27 58 28 36 fax +49 30 27 58 28 72 email n.gerhards@nikofilm.de web www.nikofilm.de

NL Film Kaja Wolffers Johannes Vermeerstraat 55 1016 EA Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 20 574 76 26 web www.nlfilm.tv

SAVAGE FILM

PROD U C ERS

PHANTA BASTA!

Harro van Staverden

Xavier Rombout

PROFILE

Phanta Basta! is an award-winning production company whose passion is creating mainstream and cutting-edge content for theatre, VOD, TV, and the Internet as well as for youth- and family-oriented events.

Bart Van Langendonck founded Brussels-based Savage Film in 2007. The company established itself internationally with box office hits: Michaël R. Roskam’s film Bullhead (Rundskop) and Robin Pront’s film, The Ardennes. Director Pieter-Jan De Pue’ astonishing docu-fiction The Land of the Enlightened just premiered at the 2016 Sundance Film Festival. Either daring or controversial, Savage Film productions often crisscross genre boundaries.

Phanta Basta! believes in audience participation, which it creates by using different media (film, print, events, social media) to inspire, entertain, and educate. This approach has delivered successes like Cool Kids Don’t Cry, Secrets of War, and their latest feature, Storm Letter of Fire, which is set in the early years of Reformation.

Savage Films works in association with Eyeworks/ Warner Bros. It also co-produces internationally with major production companies. Le passe devant nous (Nathalie Teirlinck – starring Evelyne Brochu) is closing Oostend Film Festival. The Land of the Enlightened, La fille inconnue and The Ardennes have been nominated for the European Film Awards.

CONTACT

Phanta Basta! Harro van Staverden Gijsbrecht van Aemstelstraat 16 – 18 1091 TC Amsterdam, The Netherlands phone +31 20 626 02 55 mobile +31 6 53 98 43 46 email harro@phantavision.com web www.phantavision.com

Savage Film Xavier Rombout Opzichterstraat 70/7, 1080 Brussels, Belgium visiting adresss

Fabrieksstraat 43, 1930 Zaventhem, Belgium phone +32 2 711 42 91 mobile +32 473 59 85 31 email xavier@savagefilm.be web www.savagefilm.be

SENATOR FILM

PROD U C ERS

UFA FICTION

Barbara Mientus

Lena Kammermeier

PROFILE

Senator Film Produktion GmbH, one of Germany’s leading film production companies, is committed to producing commercially successful, high-quality films that combine first-rate entertainment and social relevance. The company has subsidiaries in Berlin, Cologne, and Munich.

UFA Fiction is an award-winning German Film/TV production company. A leader in the German Film/ TV market, UFA Fiction offers a remarkable portfolio of films and TV series, among them the Cold War spy series Deutschland 83, the WWII drama Generation War (International Emmy for Best Mini-Series), and the film adaptation of Noah Gordon’s bestselling novel The Physician – which have all transformed the German production landscape.

Its recent films include: Goethe!, Lessons of a Dream, Two Days in New York, Mr. Morgan’s Last Love, and Beloved Sisters. In 2015, Senator Entertainment AG merged with the French production company Wild Bunch.

The company’s directors are: Markus Brunnemann, Joachim Kosack, Benjamin Benedict, Sebastian Werninger, and Jörg Winger.

CONTACT

Senator Film Köln Barbara Mientus Neue Maastrichter Str. 12 – 14 50672 Köln, Germany phone +49 221 16 89 41 71 email b.mientus@senator.de web www.senator.de

UFA Fiction Lena Kammermeier (Development)    Dianastr. 21 14482 Potsdam, Germany   phone +49 1 772 68 60 46 email lena.kammermeier@ufa.de web www.ufa-fiction.de

ZDF ENTERPRISES

PROD U C ERS

WARNER BROS. ITVP

Tim Rostock

Thomas Zeipelt

PROFILE

Warner Bros. ITVP Germany is the Television Production arm of Warner Bros. Germany. The company produces fictional content (TV movies, TV series) for all German networks.

ZDF Enterprises is a 100% subsidiary of ZDF, one of the largest and most renowned television broadcasters in Europe. ZDF Enterprises handles worldwide program sales, international co-productions, licensing acquisition for quality programming, marketing, online rights, and merchandising ZDF program brands.

Its TV series Wilsberg, Marie Brand, and Friesland are among the top-rated German primetime shows. Other recent productions include: Frau Temme, The Mockridges, and the sitcom Beste Schwestern. In conjunction with Warner Bros. Entertainment and Pantaleon Film, Warner Bros. ITVP developed the first original German-language production for Amazon, You are Wanted (currently in production).

The company has at its disposal the largest Germanlanguage program collection in the world. Under the ZDF umbrella, ZDF Enterprises offers comprehensive service ranging from the development and production of successful TV programming to online rights, and much more.

CONTACT

Warner Bros. International Television Production Tim Rostock Richmodstr. 31, 50667 Kรถln, Germany phone +49 221 9347 08-402 fax +49 221 9347 08-990 email tim.rostock@warnerbros.com web www.wbitvp.com/deutschland

ZDF Enterprises Thomas Zeipelt (Director Acquisitions Feature Films and Series) Erich-Dombrowski-Str. 1, 55127 Mainz, Germany phone +49 6131 991-1540 fax -2540 email thomas.zeipelt@zdf-enterprises.de web www.zdf.de

FILM PROGRAM

In cooperation with the German Film Museum in Frankfurt, EYE is presenting an inspiring and diverse program of film adaptations of best selling Dutch literature.

Wed, Oct 19 | 18.00 The Fury by André Van Duren Book by A. F. Th. Van der Heijden. André van Duren IN PERSON. European Premiere. Wed, Oct 19 | 20.30 Beyond Sleep by Boudewijn Koole Book by Willem Frederik Hermans. Hans de Wolf IN PERSON. International Premiere. Thu, Oct 20 | 20.30 The Resurrection of a Bastard by Guido van Driel Graphic novel by Guido van Driel. Guido van Driel IN PERSON. Fri, Oct 21 | 14.30 Minoes by Vincent Bal / Book by Annie M. G. Schmidt. Burny Bos IN PERSON. Fri, Oct 21 | 18.00 The Misfortunates by Felix van Groeningen. Book by Dimitri Verhulst. Dimitri Verhulst IN PERSON. Sat, Oct 22 | 18.00 The Surprise by Mike van Diem / Book by Belcampo. Sun, Oct 23 | 15.00 Confetti Harvest by Tallulah Schwab / Book by Franca Treur. Sun, Oct 23 | 20.30 It’s All So Quiet by Nanouk Leopold / Book by Gerbrand Bakker. Tue, Oct 25 | 20.30 North Sea Texas by Bavo Defurne / Book by André Sollie. Thu, Oct 27 | 18.00 Spitting Image by Fons Rademakers / Book by Willem Frederik Hermans. Fri, Oct 28 | 14.30 Minoes by Vincent Bal / Book by Annie M.G. Schmidt. Fri, Oct 28 | 18.00 Twin Sisters by Ben Sombogaart / Book by Tessa de Loo. Sat, Oct 29 | 20.30 Character by Mike van Diem / Book by F. Bordewijk. Sun, Oct 30 | 15.00 Minoes by Vincent Bal / Book by Annie M. G. Schmidt. Sun, Oct 30 | 20.00 De Assault by Fons Rademakers / Book by Harry Mulisch.

Screening venue: Deutsches Filmmuseum Cinema – Schaumainkai 41 60596 Frankfurt am Main phone +49 69 96 12 20-502