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Unifrance is an organization dedicated to promoting French cinema worldwide

It was founded in 1949 as an association under the French 1901 Act, and operates under the supervision of the CNC - Centre National de la Cinématographie.

Unifrance currently has around 600 members, including feature film and short film producers, sales agents, directors, actors, authors (screenwriters), and talent agents.

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Unifrance at the heart of the 59th Berlin Film Festival

As is the case every year, Unifrance will pursue the promotion of French cinema at the 59th Berlin International Film Festival, to be held from February 5 through 15, 2009.

The festival’s Official Competition features a French film (Ricky) and three co-productions: Cheri, Dans la brume électrique (In the Electric Mist), and London River. Three other French productions will be presented out of competition: Bellamy, Eden à l’Ouest (Eden is West), and Singularités d’une jeune fille blonde (Eccentricities of a Blonde-haired Girl).
29 feature films and 2 short films will represent France in the various festival sections (including the Competition, Panorama, Forum, Berlinale Special, and Generation sections).

The Unifrance stand at the European Film Market will host 14 sales companies this year: Alfama Films, Bac Films, Coach 14, Doc & Film International, Funny Balloons, Futurikon, Le Pacte, Les Films du Losange, Other Angle Pictures, Pyramide International, Roissy Films, SND/M6 DA, U Media, and Wide Management.

We will also continue to provide a suite at the Marriott Hotel in which to receive French artists for their interviews.

Media Office will be responsible for relations with German and international media for the following films:
From Arusha to Arusha by Christophe Gargot (Forum)
Human zoo by Rie Rassmussen (Panorama)
Land of Scarecrows by Gyeong-tae Roh (Forum)
London River by Rachid Bouchareb (Competition)
Niloofar by Sabine El Gemayel (Forum)
That Should Not Be: Our Children Will Accuse Us by Jean-Paul Jaud (Culinary Section)
Pardon My French by Sophie Fillières (Forum)