DOK Co-Pro Market

DOK Co-Pro Market

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The DOK Co-Pro Market is a co-financing and networking event that connects producers with industry colleagues. The two-day gathering facilitates the financing of new creative documentary projects and offers exclusive access to the multifaceted German and international non-fiction markets.
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About

The DOK Co-Pro Market features 35 international documentary and animated documentary projects in development and matches project holders with new partners for co-production, financing and distribution. The Co-Pro Market expands networks and creates fruitful opportunities for new creative documentaries by exploring potential partnerships.

Over two days, DOK Industry organizes 850+ curated one-on-one meetings and plenty of informal networking opportunities in a friendly and welcoming setting.  

In addition, partner delegations are invited to the Co-Pro Market Open Programme which takes place alongside the main market activities. The programme comprises informal networking events and discussions led by international experts who share practical knowledge on the international market and co-production.

Co-Pro Market at a glance

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Who?

The teams of 35 international documentary projects in development/early production are joining to meet potential co-producers, commissioning editors, finders and distributors. 
More than 175 professionals participate in the DOK Co-Pro Market, including 130+ international financiers an d experienced producers looking for new projects to co-produce.

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What?

Over 850 curated one-on-one meetings bringing together project holders with potential co-producers and co-financiers, preceded by an online session for the selected project teams as a warm up and preparation of their participation. Open Programme with curated talks, discussions and mutual exchange to gain market intelligence and network.

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When and Where?

The 21st DOK Co-Pro Market takes place 27–28 October as part of the 68th DOK Leipzig Film Festival and is located in Leipzig’s picturesque city centre with industry venues and cinemas in walking distance.

The online prep session will be held via zoom early October 2025.

DOK Co-Pro Coordinator

co-pro-market [at] dok-leipzig [dot] de (co-pro-market[at]dok-leipzig[dot]de)
+49 (0)341 30864-1081

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Review the 2024 Project Selection

Alumni Projects

that have recently celebrated their world premieres
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Imago
Co-Pro Market 2020

produced by: Alexandra Mélot, Anne-Laure Guégan and Géraldine Sprimont

World Premiere at Festival de Cannes 2025

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Cutting through Rocks
Co-Pro Market 2019

produced by: Sara Khaki and Mohamma Reza Eyni for Gandom Films Productions, Inselfilm

World Premiere at Sundance Film Festival 2025 and awarded with the World Cinema Documentary Grand Jury Prize

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Letters from Wolf Street
Co-Pro Market 2022

produced by Arjun Talwar for Uni-Solo Studio, Inselfilm Produktion
 

World Premiere at Berlinale Panorama 2025

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More Projects to Discover

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Acclaim for Co-Pro Market Alumni

Follow the journey of the projects presented at our Co-Pro Market. You can find out about recent releases and festival premieres here.

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Project Archive

Want to discover the documentary projects that have been part of the Co-Pro Market since 2020? Start browsing here.

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DOK Industry is realised with the support of Creative Europe MEDIA Programme of the European Union, the Mitteldeutsche Medienförderung (MDM) and the Federal Government Commissioner for Culture and the Media upon a Decision of the German Bundestag.

Funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the MEDIA sub-programme of Creative Europe. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.

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