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TorinoFilmLab (TFL) is a Turin-based laboratory that primarily supports persons working on their first and second fiction feature films. Its four main fields of involvement are training, development, funding and distribution.[1]

TorinoFilmLab runs several projects in each of these fields every year. They end at the TFL Meeting Event in November during the Torino Film Festival, when participants of the different programmes present their work to a selected group of producers, sales agents, distributors and other professionals in independent filmmaking.[2]

History

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This lab was created in 2008 with the aim of complementing Torino Film Festival with a laboratory dedicated to emerging filmmakers.[1]

TFL offers various residential workshops and on-line sessions to its participants. The programmes run parallel during the year and reach their conclusion in November at the TFL Meeting Event during the Torino Film Festival. At this occasion, TFL also hand over various awards in order to financially support the production and distribution of the selected films.[3]

TFL is financed by Ministero dei beni e delle attività culturali, Regione Piemonte and Città di Torino, and is promoted by the main film institutions established in Turin and Piedmont – Museo Nazionale del Cinema and Film Commission Torino Piemonte.[4] It is also partially funded by the European Union programme Creative Europe and by partners from several countries. In 2015, about 57% of the funding came from outside Italy.[5]

Courses

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TFL offers courses in various areas in filmmaking, with a particular emphasis on scriptwriting (both original and adaptation, as well as story editing), pre-production and distribution.[6] About 40 projects are selected each year.[7]

List of supported projects

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Since its inception in 2008 more than 50 films have had TFL support.[8] Seven films supported by TFL were selected at Cannes Film Festival 2016,[9] and 5 of them received major awards.[7][10]

FeatureLab

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Release year Film Director Production countrie(s) World premiere Ref.
2010 Agua fría de mar Paz Fábrega Costa Rica, France, Spain, Netherlands, Mexico VPRO Tiger Awards Competition, International Film Festival Rotterdam [11]
Hi-So Aditya Assarat Thailand A Window on Asian Cinema, 15th Busan International Film Festival [12]
Le quattro volte Michelangelo Frammartino Italy, Germany, Switzerland Directors' Fortnight, 2010 Cannes Film Festival [13]
2011 Seven Acts of Mercy Massimiliano de Serio, Gianluca de Serio Italy, Romania International Competition, 64th Locarno Film Festival [14]
The Slut Hagar Ben-Asher Critics' Week, 2011 Cannes Film Festival [15]
Swans Hugo Vieira da Silva Germany, Portugal Forum, 61st Berlin International Film Festival [16]
2012 Children of Sarajevo Aida Begić Bosnia and Herzegovina, Germany, France, Turkey Un Certain Regard, 2012 Cannes Film Festival [17]
Feed Me with Your Words Martin Turk Slovenia Competition, Festival of Slovenian Film [18]
I'm Going to Change My Name Mariya Saakyan Armenia, Russia, Germany, Denmark Experimenta, BFI London Film Festival [19]
Lions Jazmin Lopez Argentina, France, Netherlands Orizzonti, 69th Venice International Film Festival [20]
Postcards from the Zoo Edwin Indonesia, Hong Kong, Germany Competition, 62nd Berlin International Film Festival [21]
Wadjda Haifaa al-Mansour Saudi Arabia, Germany, United States, United Arab Emirates, Jordan, Netherlands Orizzonti, 69th Venice International Film Festival [20]
2013 The Lunchbox Ritesh Batra India, France, Germany Critics' Week, 2013 Cannes Film Festival [22]
South Is Nothing Fabio Mollo Italy, France Discovery, 2013 Toronto International Film Festival [23]
2014 Bypass Duane Hopkins United Kingdom Orizzonti, 71st Venice International Film Festival [24]
Los Hongos Oscar Ruiz Navia Colombia, France, Argentina, Germany Filmmakers of the Present, 67th Locarno Film Festival [25]
Men Who Save the World Liew Seng Tat Malaysia, Netherlands, Germany, France Filmmakers of the Present, 67th Locarno Film Festival [25]
2015 Eva Doesn't Sleep Pablo Agüero Argentina, Spain, France Wavelength, 2015 Toronto International Film Festival [26]
Eva Nová Marko Škop Slovakia, Czech Republic Discovery, 2015 Toronto International Film Festival [26]
Family Film Olmo Omerzu Czech Republic, France, Germany, Slovakia, Slovenia New Directors, San Sebastián International Film Festival [27]
The Garbage Helicopter Jonas Selberg Augustsén Sweden, Qatar Laugh, BFI London Film Festival [28]
Interruption Yorgos Zois Greece, France, Croatia Orizzonti, 72nd Venice International Film Festival [29]
Underground Fragrance Pengfei France, China Venice Days, 72nd Venice International Film Festival [29]
2016 Diamond Island Davy Chou Cambodia, France, Germany Critics' Week, 2016 Cannes Film Festival [30]
The Last Land Pablo Lamar Chile, Netherlands, Paraguay Bright Future, International Film Festival Rotterdam [31]
Raw Julia Ducournau France, Belgium Critics' Week, 2016 Cannes Film Festival [30]
2017 Pop Aye Kirsten Tan Singapore, Thailand World Cinema Dramatic Competition, 2017 Sundance Film Festival [32]
The Wound John Trengove South Africa, Germany, Netherlands, France World Cinema Dramatic Competition, 2017 Sundance Film Festival [32]
2018 Diamantino Gabriel Abrantes, Daniel Schmidt Portugal, France, Brazil Critics' Week, 2018 Cannes Film Festival [33]
The Guest Duccio Chiarini Italy, Switzerland, France Piazza Grande, 71st Locarno Film Festival [34]
Land Babak Jalali Italy, France, Netherlands, Mexico, Qatar Panorama, 68th Berlin International Film Festival [35]
The Night Eats the World Dominique Rocher France Competition, Angers European First Film Festival [36]
2019 Abou Leila Amin Sidi-Boumédiène Algeria, France, Qatar Critics' Week, 2019 Cannes Film Festival [37]
Alelí Leticia Jorge Romero Uruguay, Argentina Competition, Biarritz Film Festival [38]
Litigante Franco Lolli Colombia, France Critics' Week, 2019 Cannes Film Festival [37]
The Orphanage Shahrbanoo Sadat Denmark, Afghanistan, France Directors' Fortnight, 2019 Cannes Film Festival [37]
Pelican Blood Katrin Gebbe Germany, Bulgaria Orizzonti, 76th Venice International Film Festival [39]
Port Authority Danielle Lessovitz France, United States Un Certain Regard, 2019 Cannes Film Festival [37]
Sole Carlo Sironi Italy, Poland Orizzonti, 76th Venice International Film Festival [39]
2020 Sow the Wind Danilo Caputo France, Greece, Italy Panorama, 70th Berlin International Film Festival [40]
Wildland Jeanette Nordahl Denmark Panorama, 70th Berlin International Film Festival [40]
Yalda, a Night for Forgiveness Massoud Bakhshi Iran, France, Germany, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Lebanon World Cinema Dramatic Competition, 2020 Sundance Film Festival [41]
2021 Costa Brava, Lebanon Mounia Akl Lebanon, France, Qatar, Spain, Sweden Orizzonti Extra, 78th Venice International Film Festival [42]
Feathers Omar El Zohairy France, Egypt, Netherlands, Greece Critics' Week, 2021 Cannes Film Festival [43]
Natural Light Dénes Nagy Hungary, France, Latvia, Germany Competition, 71st Berlin International Film Festival [44]
Out of Sync Juanjo Giménez Spain, France, Lithuania Giornate degli Autori, 78th Venice International Film Festival [42]
Pilgrims Laurynas Bareiša Lithuania Orizzonti, 78th Venice International Film Festival [42]
Small Body Laura Samani Italy, Slovenia, France Critics' Week, 2021 Cannes Film Festival [43]
Taste Lê Bảo Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, France, Germany Encounters, 71st Berlin International Film Festival [45]
Whether the Weather Is Fine Carlo Francisco Manatad Philippines, France, Singapore, Indonesia, Germany, Qatar Filmmakers of the Present, 74th Locarno Film Festival [46]
Yuni Kamila Andini Indonesia, Singapore, France, Australia Platform, 2021 Toronto International Film Festival [47]
2022 A Male Fabian Hernández Colombia, France, Germany, Netherlands Directors' Fortnight, 2022 Cannes Film Festival [48]
Autobiography Makbul Mubarak Indonesia, France, Singapore, Poland, Philippines, Germany, Qatar Orizzonti, 79th Venice International Film Festival [49]
Runner Marian Mathias United States, France, Germany Discovery, 2022 Toronto International Film Festival [50]
Unrest Cyril Schäublin Switzerland Encounters, 72nd Berlin International Film Festival [51]
The Woodcutter Story Mikko Myllylahti Finland, Denmark, Netherlands, Germany Critics' Week, 2022 Cannes Film Festival [52]
2023 Alien Food Giorgio Cugno Italy, Denmark Harbour, International Film Festival Rotterdam [53]
City of Wind Lkhagvadulam Purev-Ochir France, Mongolia, Portugal, Netherlands, Qatar Orizzonti, 80th Venice International Film Festival [54]
Day of the Tiger Andrei Tănase Romania, France, Greece Bright Future, International Film Festival Rotterdam [53]
Family Time Tia Kouvo Finland, Sweden Encounters, 73rd Berlin International Film Festival [55]
Heartless Nara Normande, Tião Brazil, France, Italy Orizzonti, 80th Venice International Film Festival [54]
Last Shadow at First Light Nicole Midori Woodford Singapore, Japan, Slovenia, Philippines, Indonesia New Directors, 71st San Sebastián International Film Festival [56]
The Settlers Felipe Gálvez Chile, Argentina, France, Denmark, United Kingdom, Taiwan, Sweden, Germany Un Certain Regard, 2023 Cannes Film Festival [57]
2024 Crocodile Tears Tumpal Tampubolon Indonesia, France, Germany, Singapore Centrepiece, 2024 Toronto International Film Festival [58]
Nina Andrea Jaurrieta Spain Competition, 27th Málaga Film Festival [59]
Panopticon George Sikharulidze Georgia, France, Italy, Romania Crystal Globe Competition, 58th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival [60]
Shambhala Min Bahadur Bham Nepal, France, Norway, Hong Kong, China, Turkey, United States, Qatar, Taiwan Main Competition, 74th Berlin International Film Festival [61]
Still Here Suranga Katugampala France, Italy, Sri Lanka Panorama Italia, 19th Rome Film Festival [62]
Tale of the Land Loeloe Hendra Indonesia, Philippines, Taiwan, Qatar New Currents, 29th Busan International Film Festival [63]
Weightless Sara Fgaier Italy Main Competition, 77th Locarno Film Festival [64]
2025 Caravan Zuzana Kirchnerová Czech Republic, Slovakia, Italy Un Certain Regard, 2025 Cannes Film Festival [65]
Cuerpo Celeste Nayra Ilic García Chile, Italy International Narrative Competition, Tribeca Festival [66]
Elsewhere at Night Marianne Métivier Canada, Philippines National Competition, 2025 Festival du nouveau cinéma [67]
Little Trouble Girls Urška Djukić Slovenia, Italy, Croatia, Serbia Perspectives, 75th Berlin International Film Festival [68]
Milk Teeth Mihai Mincan Romania, France, Denmark, Greece, Bulgaria Orizzonti, 82nd Venice International Film Festival [69]
The Mysterious Gaze of the Flamingo Diego Céspedes Chile, France, Belgium, Spain, Germany Un Certain Regard, 2025 Cannes Film Festival [65]
Renoir Chie Hayakawa Japan, France, Singapore, Philippines, Indonesia Competition, 2025 Cannes Film Festival [70]
The Things You Kill Alireza Khatami France, Poland, Canada, Turkey World Cinema Dramatic Competition, 2025 Sundance Film Festival [71]
The Visitor Vytautas Katkus Lithuania, Norway, Sweden Crystal Globe Competition, 59th Karlovy Vary International Film Festival [72]
White Snail Elsa Kremser and Levin Peter Germany, Austria Main Competition, 78th Locarno Film Festival [73]
Wondrous Is the Silence of My Master Ivan Salatić Montenegro, Italy, France, Croatia, Serbia Tiger Competition, 54th International Film Festival Rotterdam [74]

Alumni

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From 2008 to 2015, TFL has trained 480 participants from 70 countries.[75]

Notable alumni

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