PISF Minority Co-Production Support
Key questions
How much does PISF Minority Co-Production Support pay?
PISF Minority Co-Production Support offers pLN 500K–PLN 2M per project as a selective fund. Public funding is limited to 70% of the budget. It is not bankable.
Who is eligible for PISF Minority Co-Production Support?
PISF Minority Co-Production Support is open to feature films, TV series, documentaries and animation. Eligible structures include official co-productions. Projects must pass a cultural test.
When is the next PISF Minority Co-Production Support deadline?
PISF Minority Co-Production Support runs 2 application sessions a year; the next date has not been published yet.
How do you apply for PISF Minority Co-Production Support?
Applications for PISF Minority Co-Production Support go to Polish Film Institute (PISF) through its online application portal. PULPSCREEN last verified these details on 5 Apr 2026.
Funding tracks
Territorial spend requirement
80% of grant amount must be spent in Poland
Overview
The PISF Minority Co-Production Support provides funding for Polish minority co-productions of feature films, documentaries, and animated films. The programme supports international collaborations where Poland has a minority stake in the production.
Eligible formats
Eligibility
Polish or EU/EEA producers eligible; minimum 80% of grant must be spent in Poland; requires adequate artistic contribution from Polish creators; lead producer must have established track record; applications must be submitted before shooting begins