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Showing 271–280 of 69033 articles for “Art. 489 al. 1 and Art. 490 al. 2”
The decision to grant an increased advance is taken on the advice of a committee of experts made up of five members appointed for a renewable period of three years.
Direct allocations are reserved for distribution companies that:1° Have distributed, in the twenty-four months preceding the application, at least three feature-length cinematographic works, each of w…
…plied in the light of the efforts made by exhibitors to promote quality arthouse programming, train and develop audience loyalty, and organise events around their arthouse programming, in relation to…
For a request concerning works and investments to be carried out or planned training courses, the final invoices must be submitted within six months of their completion. This deadline may be extended…
…ema operating accounts grouped together in circuits are also invested to finance training for staff and volunteers of cinemas, helping to modernise the establishments.
The decision to award aid is taken after consultation with the Film Distribution Aid Committee.
…direct allocations granted to a single distribution company in the course of a year may not exceed €125,000.For cinematographic works whose production cost is equal to or greater than €4,000,000 and l…
Direct allocations for distribution are subject to the same payment and repayment conditions as investment allocations for distribution, of which they are an accessory.
…epertory works within the meaning of article…
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…
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