Documentary projects by Erik Poppe, Jørgen Leth, Hubert Sauper, Sally Potter will be pitched in Copenhagen from March 22-23.

Other projects from the established producers Joslyn Barnes (US), Sigrid Dyekjær (DK), Julia Nottingham (UK) and from visual artists Ian Forsyth and Jane Pollard (20,000 Days on Earth) are part of the 2017 line-up, divided into four categories: FictionNONFiction, Cinema, F:ACTand ART.

For the fourth time, projects pitched will compete for the Eurimages Co-Production Development Award of €15,000. This year’s jury comprises Dorien Van der pas, Head of New Screen NL and Eurimages representative, Matthijs Wouter Knol, Director of the European Film Market in Berlin, and Danish Oscar-nominated producer Signe Byrge Sørensen.

Among the 300 industry delegates set to attend are representatives from ARTE, ZDF, NDR, BBC, DR, Ford Foundation, Tribeca Film Institute, Fondation Cartier, Tate Modern and Sundance Institute. Nordic producers and directors will also be offered guidance and promotional support for their projects through a collaboration with Kickstarter.

The full list of projects in alphabetical order is the following:

  • Alt-Right, Adam Bhala Lough (Alldayeveryday. US) 
  • Balloon Wars, Sissel Morell Dargis (House of Real. DK) 
  • Bloody Nose, Empty Pockets, Bill Ross, Turner Ross (Department of Motion Pictures. US) 
  • Epicentro, Hubert Sauper (Groupe Deux. FR) 
  • Hale County This Morning, This Evening,  RaMell Ross (Louverture Films. US) 
  • Hello Ladies, Deborah Stratman (Pythagoras Film. US/DE) 
  • I Die, Erik Poppe (Paradox. NO) 
  • I Walk, Jørgen Leth (Danish Documentary. DK) 
  • In The Classroom, Lea Hjort Mathiesen (Sonntag Pictures. DK) 
  • Jozi Gold, Sylvia Vollenhoven, Fredrik Gertten, Adam Welz (WG Film. SE, NO, S.A.) 
  • La Société de Spectacle, Göran Hugo Olsson,Sophie Vuković (Story AB, SE) 
  • Lord of Obstacles, Kirsten Johnson (US) 
  • My Father’s Acres, Carl Olsson (Final Cut For Real. DK) 
  • Nobody in This World Is Better Than Us, Roberto Minervini (Okta Film, AGAT Films & Cie /Ex Nihilo, Pulpa Film, Adomeit Film Aps, Artemis, Avventurosa. IT, FR, US, DK, BE) 
  • Nordic Trips, Iain Forsyth, Jane Pollard (Tattarrattat. IS, UK, DKSE, NO, GL, F.O) 
  • Oh Moscow – Sally Potter – United Kingdom – Adventure Pictures 
  • Polish God or Pepik the Czech goes to Poland in the quest of God, Filip Remunda (Hypermarket Film. CZ,PL,SK) 
  • Prophets of Rage, Jehane Noujaim, Karim Amer (Means of Production. UK, EG, US) 
  • Psychosis in Stockholm, Maria Bäck (Garagefilm International. SE, DK) 
  • Sisters with Transistors, Lisa Rovner (Anna Lena Films. FR, UK) 
  • Staring Through The Glass, Seamus Murphy (Pulse Films. UK) 
  • The Island, Anca Damian (Aparte Fil. RO) 
  • The Magnitsky Act II, Andrei Nekrasov (Piraya. NO) 
  • The Miracle of Almeria, Moon Blaisse, Thomas Bellinck (Cassette for Timescapes. BE) 
  • The Pervert’s Guide to XXIst Century, Sophie Fiennes (Blinder Films, Amoeba films. IE. UK). 
  • The Scar, Karen Mirza, Brad Butler (HOME, Khiasma –UK, FR) 
  • The Second Israel, Michale Boganim (AGAT Films & Cie /Ex Nihilo. FR, IL) 
  • United Nations – The end of the beginning, Lea Glob, Andreas Koefoed (Danish Documentary. DK) 
  • Why Slavery? Søren Klovborg (Plus Pictures, The Why Foundation. DK)

The14th CPH:DOX under its rebooted version will open on March 15 with the European premiere of the Sundance award-winning Danish/Syrian/German film Last Men in Aleppo. The festival’s full programme will be announced March 1st.