Film Literacy Europe's current focus is on supporting the development of film clubs in Europe through piloting new models, testing VOD solutions for the delivery of film screenings in schools, and developing strategies for film engagement across Europe.

Longer term plans include:

• the development of networks for film literacy and film clubs outside the UK
• the potential development of a European film license for schools
• a children’s film catalogue for Europe
• sharing methods for increasing cinema attendance amongst young people
• cooperation amongst film distributors and rights holders
• advocacy tools for film literacy

Filmclub Spain is managed by Associació Educativai Cultural Sahrazad, a non-profit organization that aims to promote creative processes and new relationship areas between pedagogical, culture and social organisations.

Filmclub Cyprus is managed by Future Worlds Center, an innovative non-profit organization based in Cyprus. It aims to accelerate and facilitate positive social change through the power of emerging new technologies and the science of the structured dialogue methodology.

Filmclub Romania is managed by ActiveWatch, a human rights organization that militates for free communication for public interest.