Renny Harlin Launches Harlin House Fellowship for Emerging European Filmmakers, Taps Colin Trevorrow, Tim Miller as Advisors

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Finnish director Renny Harlin has set up Harlin House, a production company that will mentor emerging European directors and help them turn their projects into genre features with commercial reach.

Harlin unveiled the venture and its fellowship program on Nov. 13 at Helsinki’s Night Visions International Film Festival.

Filmmakers chosen for the Harlin House Fellowship will develop their projects with Harlin and an advisory board, and the company will pick titles from the program to produce. Harlin House aims to make its first film next year, then scale up to a minimum of two films annually. It is targeting seven to 10 features over its first five years.

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