04/11/2026
A new chapter for Ex Oriente. We're looking for a new team.
Ex Oriente Film takes on a new form in 2027, and we're looking for three new team members: a project manager and two coordinators. Applications are open until November 30, 2026.
We help filmmakers develop documentary projects, secure funding, find partners, reach audiences and access the international market.
04/11/2026
Ex Oriente Film takes on a new form in 2027, and we're looking for three new team members: a project manager and two coordinators. Applications are open until November 30, 2026.
21/10/2026
We spoke to director Dāvis Sīmanis about Death of Death, his journey through transhumanism, cryonics and longevity science, and the pursuit of immortality between science and consumer experience.
07/10/2026
We are delighted to present KineDok’s new teaser for 2026. It was filmed at úl Ďáblice, one of our special screening venues. Non-cinema spaces like this give documentary films a new context and create room for people to meet and share their thoughts.
“Our support is comprehensive. We equip producers and directors with the knowledge they need to make, finance and distribute their films.”
Through intensive workshops, we help creative teams develop their films as well as audience and impact strategies. They work with international experts on story development, production, financing, audience engagement and the responsible use of AI.
We connect filmmakers from Central and Eastern Europe with producers, commissioning editors, festival programmers, funds, distributors and sales agents. East Doc Platform offers pitching, one-on-one meetings and concrete opportunities for projects in development, production and post-production. East Doc Market also opens doors for films at the rough-cut stage and completed films.
We support auteur documentaries from Central and Eastern Europe with international festival releases and help them reach new audiences. East Doc Caravan provides festival distribution for selected films. KineDok brings documentaries beyond traditional cinemas to cafés, galleries, libraries and other community venues, creating space for people to meet and discuss the films.