1. "Womb" by Benedek Fliegauf, winner of the Krzysztof Kieslowski  ScripTeast Award in the second edition of ScripTeast was shoot in Germany in spring 2009. ScripTeast Advisory Board justified their verdict with the following words: “This script set in the near future has an intense emotional power that promises to be extremely effective on screen. It deals with the moral and ethical issues surrounding human cloning, but in a sensitive and all too believable story. It inexorably draws us in to the world of the characters, so that we can identify on an intimate personal level with the human dilemmas that confront them. It should be a profoundly moving film that will deeply effect audiences, and stir debate about this issue.”.

"Womb", also directed by Fliegauf, is a co-production of Razor Film (Paradise Now, Waltz with Bashir), Inforg Studios (producer of previous Fliegauf’s films), A.S.A.P Films (producer of Danis Tanovic’s films) and ZDF/ Arte. The cast includes Eva Green in the role of Rebecca and the male lead is played by Matt Smith, who’s going to be the new “Dr. Who” on the BBC.

“Womb” participated in the 2nd edition of ScripTeast and was developed with advice of Cedomir Kolar, Monte Hellman, Paul Fraser and Christian Routh as Head of Studies.

2. “Tilt”, Bulgarian project by Borislav Chouchkov and Dimitar Kotzev was shot between mid-March and May 2009 in Bulgaria and Germany.

"Tilt" is a love story set against the backdrop of the changing political and social environment in Europe in the late 80’s and early 90’s. The film is already anticipated to be a “generational film on the Bulgarian transition”.

The film is produced by the Chouchkov Brothers, film production company owned by Borislav and his brother Victor, who is also directing the film. EastWest Filmdistribution agreed to act as sales agent and the Bulgarian Distribution Company and Tiberius Film will handle national territories. “Tilt” was selected to get support from Eurimages, Bulgarian National Film Center, Bulgarian Public Television and Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (MDM).

The project was developed in the 1st edition of ScripTeast with help and advice of Bill Forsyth and Bern Lichtenberg, with Maciej Karpiński as Head of Studies.

3. "Retrace" by Judit Elek and Laszlo Berger, directed by Judit Elek and with Laszlo Berger as DOP. The shooting took place from mid-July in Goteborg and finished in October in Romania and Sweden.

Katherine, who survived the Holocaust at the age of seven, visits her once left fatherland of Transylvania, Romania for the first time departing from Sweden with her family. Not only the happy and the frightful memories of her once forgotten past come to life, but she also has to face the depressing reality of Ceausescu’s communist dictatorship and the romance developing between her husband and her sister. Parallel to her story and simultaneously we get to know

her childhood love and friend Sándor, who serves the dictator as a forester and whose story has a tragic ending. The film ends with the surprising and odd encounter of the two stories.

The movie is produced by Danielfilm Studio in co-production with Artis Film Romania and Sweden’s Illusion Film. Film-I-Vast a Goteborg regional film fund is also involved, as well as Eurimages.

"Retrace" participated in the 3rd edition of ScripTeast and was developed with help and advice of George Sluizer and Christian Routh, programme’s Head of Studies.

4. "Run to Ground" (previously "Rundown") by Balazs Lovas was shot in the end of 2009.

A few hours can be enough to change your life. On a gloomy autumn evening three everyday tragedies happen in an Eastern European metropolis, involving six ordinary people into crisis. How does the man of the street prove to be in extreme situations? And what connects their fates? “Run To Ground” is a multi-strand drama and a cutting edge thriller, taking us on a dark, risqué

journey into the horror living next door.

The film has been directed by Zsombor Dyga and produced by Európa Film & Communications Ltd. (Hungary) with Péter Miklós Tóth as the main producer. The casts includes: Eszter Ónodi, Daniel Tugwell, Andy Hefler, Zoltán Seress, Kata Bartsch and Heinz Trixner.

"Run to Ground" is filmed in English and Eastwest Filmdistribution is handling international sales.

Balazs Lovas was developing the project during the 1st edition of ScripTeast with help and advice of Creative Advisors – Lynda Myles and Richard Kwietniowski.

5. "Archeo", written and directed by Jan Cvitkovič, is the 3^rd feature of the author.

A Man, a Woman and a Boy. Three individuals in a timeless landscape. They don’t know each other, their cultural background is undefined. They try to survive, each on his/her own. But every so often their paths cross and slowly they start to get in some contact even if it is utterly mistrusting and occasionally hostile at the outset. Gradually through various situations they start to develop relationships. We watch each of them in different basic states; the state of fear, happiness, indifference, fury, helplessness, hatred, feeling of being lost and finally love.

The situations in which they appear and meet derive almost exclusively from the subconscious, therefore they are in a sense archetypal. Thus the film in essence is about the process of formation of the basic human social and intimate family cell. Arche-man, arche-woman and arche-boy slowly get rid of the fear, hostility, insecurity and join in an arche-community, we call family. An arche-film about and arche-family.

The film is produced by Jožko Rutar of Staragara (Slovenia), coproduced by Igor Prinčič of Transmedia (Italy), Andras Muhi of Inforg Studio (Hungary) and Slovenian public broadcaster RTV Slovenia. Financial support came from Filmski sklad RS/Slovenian Film Fund, FS Viba Film, Fondo Regionale de Audiovisivo Friuli Venezia Gulia, FVG Film Commission, Hungarian Motion Picture Foundation, Media Programme of EU. “Archeo” received support from Slovenian Film Fund, Friuli Venezia Giulia Film Commission (Italy), Motion Picture Public Foundation of Hungary and Media Programme.

"Archeo" took part in the 2nd edition of ScripTeast and was developed with help of Christian Routh, Ula Stoeckl and Jonathan English.

6. "A Friend of Mine", written and directed by Mart Kivastik.

The story is a warm expression of solitude and friendship, played out between Mati and Saaa, funny old men in an ennobled setting of books. Principal shooting took place between the

23rd of January and the 16th of February 2010, then additional

week of shooting in May.

"A Friendof Mine" is produced by Anneli Ahven of Exitfilm, Tallinn and the cast include Aarne Üksküla, Aleksander Eelmaa, Rita Raave and Harriet Toompere.

Mart Kivastik participated in the 3rd edition of ScripTeast and developed “A Friend of Mine“ with help and advice of George Sluizer and Phil Hughes, with Tom Abrams as project’s Head of Studies.

7. "The House" written and directed  by Zuzana Liova (Slovakia)

“The House” is Czech-Slovak co-production, involving Fog'n'Desire Films, Sokol Kollar LLL and Slovak and Czech public television stations. Main producers are Michal Kollar and Viktor Taus. 

Zuzana Liova participated in the 1st edition of ScripTeast and won first the Krzysztof Kieslowski ScripTeast Award

8. "Vanishing Waves" (working title "Aurora") directed  by Kristina Buožytė and based on the script written by Kristina Buožytė and Bruno Samper, who worked on the project during the 4th edition of ScripTeast with: Marc Caro, Jason Resnick and a Head of Studies Tom Abrams.

The film is produced by Ieva Norviliene (Tremora, Lithuania) in co-production with Pascal Judelewicz (Acajou Films, France). The main character – Lukas is played by one of most popular Lithuanian young actors Marius Jampolskis, and Aurora is played by Lithuanian artist Jurga Jutaitė.

"Vanishing Waves" - an unconventional love story conveyed through a psychological techno thriller. Following solid scientific experiment, based on the neural transfer, a young inhibited man will live an astonishing journey in the mind of a comatose anonymous woman.

9. "Night Boats" director and scriptwriter Igor Mirkovic together with co-writer Elvis Bosnjak took part in the 3rd edition of ScripTeast. The script was developed under the supervision of Creative Advisor Phil Hughes and Head of Studies Christian Routh.

The film is being produced by Darija Kulenovic Gudan and Marina Andree Skop from Studio dim (Croatia) and co-produced with Bela Film (Slovenia) and Delirium (Serbia). Main roles are played by Croatian actress Ana Karic and Slovenian actor Radko Polic.

„Night Boats” is a love story about 70-year old teenagers running from home. They are not running away from their parents, they are running away from inevitable. With all their remaining strength, they are fighting for romance, for their last chance to be in love.

The production is supported by: Croatian Audiovisual Centre (development and production support), MEDIA, Eurimages, Film Centre Serbia, Slovenian Film Fund, TV Slovenia, Viba Film, City of Rijeka, Connecting Cottbus (Best Pitch Award).