Article 211-14
Long-length cinematographic works must be produced by at least one delegated production company.For the purposes of granting production aid for the same work, this status may only be granted to a maxi…
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Long-length cinematographic works must be produced by at least one delegated production company.For the purposes of granting production aid for the same work, this status may only be granted to a maxi…
…211-142 and 211-143. It is made up of seven members, including two co-presiden…
…211-142, one other member of this committee, whether full or alternate, and tw…
The amount of a direct allocation awarded in application of article…
A committee is responsible for examining applications for pre-production support for a director's second or third feature film. It has seven members, including two co-chairmen.
The decision to grant aid is taken after consultation with the Overseas Aid Committee.
For each cinematographic work making up an annual distribution programme, the distribution company must submit, within fifteen days of its release in cinemas, the supporting documents mentioned in the…
Any request for work already carried out or training already provided is only admissible on condition that the corresponding invoices have been sent to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image anim…
Direct allocations are granted in addition to the sums invested by distribution companies under article…
I. - The following cinemas are not eligible for classification and aid:1° At least 32 cinema weeks of activity per year on average during the reference period;2° A minimum number of screenings per cin…
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