The Netherlands Film Fund (Filmfonds) administers a minority co-production scheme in partnership with the Netherlands Film Festival (NFF) and the Flemish Audiovisual Fund (VAF). This initiative is designed to support international feature-length films in which the Dutch or Flemish partner holds a minority share, fostering cross-border collaboration and enriching the Benelux audiovisual landscape. The programme reflects a commitment to sustaining a robust independent film sector by enabling producers to engage in projects with significant creative and financial participation from other territories. While specific submission deadlines, fees, and prizes are not detailed in the available information, the scheme operates within the Funds broader mandate to stimulate quality and diversity in film. Successful applicants typically gain access to funding that leverages their minority stake, facilitating production and post-production activities. The involvement of NFF and VAF underscores a curatorial vision that values artistic merit, cultural exchange, and the vitality of European cinema. This opportunity is particularly suited to producers with a track record in international co-production who seek to collaborate with Dutch or Flemish counterparts. The Fund prioritises projects that demonstrate strong directorial vision, compelling narratives, and the potential for festival and critical reception. As with all Filmfonds initiatives, applications are assessed by independent committees of industry professionals, ensuring a rigorous and transparent selection process.