International Delegations
Discover the international delegations that are ready to meet and mingle at DOK Leipzig 2025.
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The African-European Distribution Academy is a training and networking program to support the incubation of film distribution companies in African markets. The program launched in 2024, and is a growing network that connects participants from African countries with the European industry.
ArmDoc Armenian Documentary Association supports the development of the Armenian documentary field and facilitate connections between local filmmakers and international co-production opportunities.
The Armenian delegation at DOK Leipzig represents emerging Armenian documentary talent committed to bringing authentic stories to global audiences.
BDC DISCOVERIES is a continuous development programme for documentary professionals from the Balkans or working on Balkan-related topics seeking a regional co-producer.
We’re excited to join as a delegation with seven projects from the region and beyond, welcoming participants from Greece, Italy, Germany, Bulgaria, and Montenegro.
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An experienced delegation, with a vibrant mix of languages and stories, is excited to attend to the DOK Leipzig market to connect with industry colleagues and friends from across the globe, and to discover opportunities for beautiful new projects. Supported by the Ministry of Culture, Arts and Heritage of Chile, and Chiledoc, the brand that promotes Chilean documentaries abroad, supported by ProChile.
CIRCLE is an international training program for women and gender-expansive filmmakers. It runs its flagship year-round program – Women Doc Accelerator, the Fiction Orbit workshop for scripted projects, and the annual CIRCLE Showcase in partnership with Cannes Docs Marché du Film.
The EFM Toolbox Programme supports underrepresented producers to gain first-hand experience at the European Film Market as part of its DEI initiatives. It aims to endow producers with market intelligence, business tools and networks, enabling them to better navigate the international film market.
Film Association Saxony promotes and strengthens film culture in Saxony while preserving its heritage. It advises institutions, organizes workshops, festivals, and networking events, and shares information with members and other industry professionals via multiple platforms.
Generation Africa 2.0 is an anthology of 30 documentaries from 21 African countries placing climate justice at the centre. Building on the success of the first Generation Africa film project on migration, this initiative by South African non-profit STEPS will reach audiences across multiple platforms with a strong impact campaign to spark dialogue.
The Polish Docs PRO delegation consists of five experienced Polish producers who will be bringing their current projects to DOK Leipzig and it is organised by the Krakow Film Foundation and co-financed from the state budget - from the funds of the Minister of Culture and National Heritage and the Polish Film Institute.
Since 2001, the Institute of Documentary Film has been supporting Eastern and Central European documentaries through training, distribution, promotion, and international market orientation. With international experts, IDF helps projects succeed and engages audiences via lectures and screenings.
MADOKE is a member’s organization representing Hungarian documentary filmmakers, fostering dialogue across the industry, protecting professionals’ interests, and promoting Hungarian documentaries at home and abroad through networking, advocacy, and event.
The werkleitz Professional Media MasterClass (PMMC) is a place dedicated to artistic documentary filmmaking as an autonomous form of collective experimentation, research, and thinking for filmmakers who want to work together intensively to address the burning issues of our time.
PMMC productions have been shown at 190 international and national festivals, 50 exhibitions, and events, and have received 25 awards.
StLouis Docs is a space hosting a cinematic and human encounter around creative documentary in Saint-Louis, Senegal. The program includes a selection of around fifty documentary screenings and professional encounters. It is also a true laboratory supporting the professionalization of emerging authors in West Africa.
The AGORA of the Thessaloniki Intl. Documentary Festival (Mar 6–14, 2026) is Greece’s leading industry event, spotlighting SE Europe & the Mediterranean. It promotes emerging & established talents through pitching, labs, talks & networking in an inclusive market.
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