Article 211-152
The genre film jury is set up every year.
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The genre film jury is set up every year.
The reading committees consulted on projects for which production aid is requested for genre films are set up each year. Each committee comprises three readers chosen from a list drawn up each year by…
If the creditor expressly consents, the original debtor is discharged for the future. Failing this, and unless otherwise agreed, they are jointly and severally liable for payment of the debt.
…the distribution of cinematographic works for which the distribution expenses mentioned in article…
Aid for the distribution of repertory works is awarded on the basis of the artistic quality of the cinematographic works presented, their rarity and their interest in the history of cinema, the distri…
Aid for the distribution of repertory works within the meaning of article…
Aid for the distribution of repertory works allocated under an annual distribution programme is reserved for companies that:1° Regularly distribute repertory cinematographic works. Companies that have…
Excluded from or struck off the annual list of jurors and the special list of alternate jurors are those who have served as jurors in the department for less than five years. A moral objection of a se…
…of a direct grant awarded under article 212-11 and one or more direct grants awarded under article…
Direct grants are awarded to help finance development costs other than writing, rewriting, rights acquisition and, for works in the animation genre, graphic design.
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