French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Sub-paragraph 2: Production approval
Article 211-60
…the case provided for in 1° of Article…
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…the case provided for in 1° of Article…
…p to the ceiling stipulated in article…
…xpenses are those mentioned in article…
The following are considered to be preparatory expenses for the production of feature-length cinematographic works:1° Sums paid by production companies in return for options or assignments relating to…
Projects for original French-language works or, if at least two different languages are used, works in which French or a regional language used in France is the most widely used language, are eligible…
When production companies have an automatic cinema production account, they must either have exhausted their investment possibilities under this account, or have less than €800,000 in the account. In…
The investment of sums entered in their automatic cinema production account by production companies for the preparation of the production of long-term cinematographic works is subject to the issue of…
The sums invested by the production company to cover preparatory expenses for the production of feature-length cinematographic works are paid in two instalments.The first instalment, which may not exc…
In the case of co-productions, production approval is issued to each of the production companies involved in the co-production contract, provided that the contract has been entered in the public film…
The amount of the upset price is set by the pursuing creditor. In the absence of a bid, the creditor is automatically declared the successful bidder at this amount. If the amount of the reserve price…
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