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The following literary works have been selected for “Books at Berlinale” 2014:

The following literary material has been selected for “Books at Berlinale” 2015:

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The following literary works have been chosen for “Books at Berlinale” 2012:

Introduced in 2006, the initiative “Books at Berlinale” will be presented for the second time.

Twelve novels that have outstanding potential for the screen will be presented at “Books at Berlinale“.

Selected from close to 150 submissions from 30 countries, this year's "Books at Berlinale" includes works from Germany, France, Georgia, Greece, Italy, Norway, Spain, Turkey and United Kingdom.

Over 120 books from more than 25 countries were submitted to this year’s “Books at Berlinale”.

During “Books at Berlinale” at the 59th Berlin International Film Festival (Feb. 5-15, 2009), this cooperation will continue: besides the Book Fair’s umbrella stand at the European Film Market, a selection of promising literary material will be presented to international producers at the Berlinale Co-Production Market.

Film producers who are looking for exciting literary material for the screen should be in their element at “Books at Berlinale” on February 12, 2013.

They are the focus of "Books at Berlinale" and "CoPro Series" respectively.

The EFM’s two initiatives, “Books at Berlinale” and “Straight from Sundance”, attracted great interest as well.

Since 2006, “Books at Berlinale” has been organised by the Berlinale in cooperation with the Frankfurt Book Fair.

In its seventh year, the European Film Market affiliate Berlinale Co-Production Market not only brought together the producers and directors of 37 international film projects with interested co-production and funding partners, but also paved the way for new business relationships at the “Talent Project Market” and “Breakfast at Books”.

The following projects have been selected for “Books at Berlinale” in 2011 (listed in alphabetical order by the company presenting them):

Festival Director Dieter Kosslick comments: “In its tenth edition, ‘Books at Berlinale’ shows itself to be an important cultural event that fosters cooperation between film producers, publishers and literary agents.

Launched in 2006, Books at Berlinale was the world’s first market for literary adaptations affiliated with an A-festival.

For the initiative “Books at Berlinale”, 36 publishers and literary agencies have been selected to exhibit at the Frankfurt Book Fair stand.

Approximately 130 books from more than 25 countries were submitted to this year's “Books at Berlinale”.

The following works have been chosen to participate in "Books at Berlinale" 2019 (in alphabetical order according to the presenting company):

More than 80 books from over 20 countries were submitted to “Books at Berlinale” 2013.

At "Books at Berlinale", the first market for literary material at an A-film festival, the Berlinale Co-Production Market has been successfully collaborating with the Frankfurt Book Fair since 2006.

The event is part of “Books at Berlinale”, a cooperation between the Berlinale and the Frankfurt Book Fair taking place for the fourth year in a row.

In its seventh year, the European Film Market affiliate Berlinale Co-Production Market not only brought together the producers and directors of 37 international film projects with interested co-production and funding partners, but also paved the way for new business relationships at the "Talent Project Market" and "Breakfast at Books".

Festival Director Dieter Kosslick, among those originally responsible for the creation of "Books at Berlinale", is pleased to note how the initiative has developed: "Our idea was and still is to present a curated selection of excellent books from around the world which are particularly suited to screen adaptation as a basis for bringing producers into contact with representatives from the publishing branch.

Prior to the event, the “Books at Berlinale” catalogue will be sent to all producers who register for “Breakfast & Books” to enable them to decide which novels they are particularly interested in.

On February 10, 2015, film producers can discover eleven new books suitable for film adaptation at “Books at Berlinale”.

In addition, a number of events in cooperation with other partners will be offered at the EFM 2008: e.g., the “Straight from Sundance” film series, an exclusive showcase of highlights from the Sundance Film Festival; the “Latin American Works-in-Progress” forum, a platform for young talents from Latin America; as well as the “Books at Berlinale” initiative, presented by the Berlinale Co-Production Market and the Frankfurt Book Fair.

Festival Director Dieter Kosslick: “In the past years, ‘Books at Berlinale’ has established itself worldwide as the first market for literary material at an international ‘A’ film festival.