Article 221-1
Automatic financial aid and selective financial aid are awarded to support the distribution of cinematographic works in cinemas.
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Automatic financial aid and selective financial aid are awarded to support the distribution of cinematographic works in cinemas.
…or the distribution of long-term cinematographic works involves the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
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…
Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works aimed at young audiences.
The works and investments concern :1° The acquisition and installation of projection equipment;2° The technical improvement of projection conditions, including the use of new projection techniques;3°…
…ions of…
The ceilings may be increased in the case of substantial restructuring or renovation work on establishments, as well as in the case of new establishments, provided that the establishments are small or…
…m for which investment approval has been granted, the financial aid is awarded on a permanent basis and the sums are calculated and entered in the distribution company's automatic cinema distribution…
…article L. 115-1 du code du cinéma et de l'image animée paid in respect of the e…
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.
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