Jan Vrijman Fund

IDFA's Jan Vrijman Fund supports documentary filmmakers and festivals in developing countries. Its goal is to stimulate local film cultures and to turn the creative documentary into a truly global film art.

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Besides the JVF, there are several other funds for filmmakers from the developing world.

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CANCELLATION DEADLINE MAY
The Jan Vrijman Fund has decided to cancel its second selection round of 2012, which was planned for May. This is due to the fact that as of 2013, the Fund will no longer be receiving government subsidies, which means that it will be forced to find alternative forms of financing. Continue ...



5 Broken Cameras wins Sundance Award
5 Broken Cameras by Emad Burnat and Guy Davidi won the World Cinema Directing Award at Sundance. The film was made with support from the Jan Vrijman Fund. Read more.