This chapter concludes a decade-long exploration of the European co-production field, highlighting its evolution and the intricate interplay of artistic, industrial, and policy dimensions. Reflecting on methodological innovations like audience design and service-based research, it emphasizes the necessity of redefining “ideal” co-productions to prioritize audience relevance, inclusivity, and sustainability. By addressing the pressures of globalization, technological advancements, and environmental concerns, the chapter underscores the resilience of European filmmakers and policymakers. It also identifies underexplored areas such as the impact of artificial intelligence and the intersections with cultural industries, advocating for innovative strategies to sustain European co-productions in a fragmented audiovisual landscape.