French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Purpose and eligibility criteria
Article 232-25
The beneficiaries of the aid are the owners of the business or the operators of the cinemas.
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The beneficiaries of the aid are the owners of the business or the operators of the cinemas.
Aid is granted for establishments that hold at least five film screenings per week. By way of derogation, aid may be granted to establishments with a lower level of activity, particularly those operat…
…bution company within the meaning of article…
…nt of aid, resulting from the application of…
…in cinemas, with a view to contributing to the financing of the production of cinematographic works and repayable exclusively from the receipts of the works in question; 2° By the assumption, on behal…
The amount of aid may be modified in the event that the distribution company does not respect the commitments it has made in the agreement. In this case, the Commission des aides à la distribution cin…
By way of derogation from article 231-26, the classification, labels and aid, as well as, where applicable, the direct allocations provided for in…
Where several companies are responsible for the distribution of the same film, the direct allocation is awarded to each of the companies on the basis of the distribution costs it has actually incurred…
…exhibition of the works in cinemas, particularly with regard to their circulation throughout France and the type of cinemas in which they are shown.For the allocation of aid for an annual distribution…
In the case mentioned in 1° of Article…
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