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Selective financial aid is awarded to authors to help write the screenplay for a feature film, taking into account the nature of the subject, the characteristics and quality of the work, as well as th…
Post-production grants are awarded on presentation of a distribution contract for the works, concluded with a view to their screening in cinemas.This contract must be concluded with a distribution com…
The same project cannot benefit from both production aid for genre films and production aid before and after completion.
Selective financial aid is awarded for the creation of original music specially intended for feature-length cinematographic works.
…articles 231-23 to 231-25; 12° The policy for screening short-live…
Art et essai grants are awarded after cinemas have been classified as art et essai establishments and, where appropriate, awarded labels.Cinemas classified as art et essai establishments are divided i…
The application of the reduction coefficient is based on the conditions of reception and comfort in the cinema or cinemas, the diversity of art house films programmed, the number of weeks and screenin…
…articles 231-27 and 231-28 for the classification and allocation of aid in ye…
Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works that have not been released in cinemas in France and whose distribution presents particular difficulties.
The amount of aid is capped at :- 1.5 € per admission to arthouse screenings recorded during the reference period for categories A, B, C, D;- 2.5 € per admission to arthouse screenings or 1.5 € per ad…
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