On Tuesday, 10 November 2026, SEE Cinema Network announced a total of €72.000 in funding for the selected projects of its 2026 Funding Round, during its 39th General Assembly in Thessaloniki, held alongside the 67th Thessaloniki International Film Festival. Recipients were announced during the TiFF67 Agora Awards on Wednesday, 11 November 2026.
Wednesday 11 November 2026, Thessaloniki, Greece.
Each selected project will receive €9.000 in development funding.
The selected projects are the following:
ALBANIA
LULEBORE
Director: Kelmend Karuni
Delegate Producer: Florenc Papas / Tunnelfilm
Albania – Germany – Montenegro
BULGARIA
MXIV (1014)
Director: Yordan Petkov
Delegate Producer: Victoria Mitreva / Garti Films
Bulgaria – Greece
CYPRUS
BOYS OF SUMMER
Director: Emilios Avraam
Delegate Producer: Tonia Mishiali / Boycott Films
Cyprus – Greece – North Macedonia
GREECE
THE APPALLING HUMAN VOICE OF THE ANIMALS
Director: Neritan Zinxhiria
Delegate Producer: Efijeni Kokedhima / Reconstructing Memories
Greece – Albania – Netherlands – Belgium
KOSOVO
ADA
Director: Trëndelina Halili
Delegate Producer: Adele Gjoka / Filmik
Kosovo – Belgium – Albania – North Macedonia
MONTENEGRO
NOTHING WILL BE NAMED AFTER ME
Director: Đorđe Vojvodić
Delegate Producer: Miljan Vučelić / Bitter Frames Production
Montenegro – Serbia – North Macedonia – Cyprus – Italy
NORTH MACEDONIA
RETURNING HOME
Director: Sasha Stanishic
Delegate Producer: Kiril Gjozev / Cutaway
North Macedonia – Bulgaria – Croatia
ROMANIA
ANOTHER STORY ABOUT MY SON
Director: Adrian Silișteanu
Delegate Producer: Gabi Suciu / Domestic Film
Romania – Bulgaria
Through its funding scheme, SEE Cinema Network continues to support a diverse range of projects, reflecting the different stages of development and experience within the audiovisual industry. This includes projects by emerging directors and newly established production companies, as well as projects by established directors working with experienced production companies that have demonstrated an international outlook and a proven track record in co-production.
Tuesday 10 November, Thessaloniki, Greece.
In a continued commitment to transparency and in line with European statistical reporting standards, SEE Cinema Network will also publish gender participation figures for the main creative and production contributors, namely directors, producers and screenwriters. This year, women account for an impressive 42% of all confirmed contributors.
SEE Cinema Network congratulates all the selected recipients and wishes them every success in the development of their projects! We would also like to express our sincere gratitude, once again, to the Thessaloniki International Film Festival and its Agora industry section for their valuable support and continued cooperation.