Cinevilla Films Development projects 2022

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"Application to develop 2 fiction films and 1 fiction series. This will help the company to extend its activities in the international field of cooperation and distribution as well as to improve the collaboration and innovation part of project implementation. To increase the artistic capacity and values, the projects are different in genres, formats and terms of attracting artistic talentApplication to develop 2 fiction films and 1 fiction series. This will help the company to extend its activities in the international field of cooperation and distribution as well as to improve the collaboration and innovation part of project implementation. To increase the artistic capacity and values, the projects are different in genres, formats and terms of attracting artistic talents to the projects. All three projects have the perspective of international distribution in different platforms – cinema, TV and VOD. One of the films will be a Family fantasy movie ""Eilime"" with icluded invovative digital solutions in art depratment, to increse the interest od auditory and build new skills and cooporations in field of art and post-production stage. Second movie will be Sci-Fi drama ""Valhalla"". The film will be based on Henrik Ibsen's play and resolve the characters relationships and passions with the background of against the backdrop of climate catastrophe and natural destruction. The third project is fiction series called ""Ingegerd"" where the storyline is set in the 1st Centery Europe - Kyivan Rus. The story of Ingegerd - the Swedish princess who became the wife of Grand Prince Yaroslav the Wise, the grand Lady of Kyivan Rus and the matron of European royalty. This will be a fitciotn series of the origins of European values in medieval society. All projects already have international co-producers and distribution partners to increase the possibility of international sucsess as we see that the plots of all of them will be attractive to not only Europena audience but even further."