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Boxing, Uprisings, LGBTQ+ and Coming-of-Age Stories Power Guadalajara Co-Production Meetings Lineup
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Celebrating its 21st edition, the Co-Production Meetings hosted by the Guadalajara Film Festival’s (Ficg) industry program, aims to foster collaboration among producers from Latin America, Spain and Portugal.

Unfolding over the three days of industry activities June 9 -11, the selected projects vie for cash awards, one of which covers nearly the entire production of a film—from development through post-production—all in a single award, according to Industry head, Ximena Urrutia.

“It’s a significant boost for the selected projects,” Urrutia tells Variety, adding: “We have approximately 20 projects participating in the Co-Production Meetings. We work closely with each of them, identifying their specific needs and matching them with the right industry professionals to help move their projects forward.”

“These are often early-stage projects—some come to us as mere concepts or story outlines, without even a completed script. That’s all we require for submission: a clear narrative idea.
See full article at Variety Film + TV
  • 6/8/2025
  • by Anna Marie de la Fuente
  • Variety Film + TV
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