The 31st session of the SEE Cinema Network's general assembly took place online on 19 January, where the winners of the 2020 funding competition for feature-length projects in development were selected from the pool of 15 films – two from each of the participating countries. Each of the projects, which previously secured funding from their national film funds and have another co-production company from another South-Eastern European country on board, will receive €9,000.

The winners include the new projects by up-and-coming filmmakers, such as Maya by Cyprus's Tonia Mishiali (Pause [+lee también:
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Debut projects such as Georgi Unkovski's DJ Ahmet (North Macedonia), produced by Ivan Unkovski (Cinema Futura), and Vladimir Dembinski's Crissea IV (Romania), with production duties entrusted to Tudor Giurgiu (Point Film), wrap up the selection.