Article 212-51
…the committee chairman, the vice-chairman of the relevant college, two full members of that college and four readers chosen from a list drawn up by the Chairman of the Centre national du cinéma et de…
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…the committee chairman, the vice-chairman of the relevant college, two full members of that college and four readers chosen from a list drawn up by the Chairman of the Centre national du cinéma et de…
…ade up of two colleges sitting separately.The first college comprises the Chairman, a Vice-Chairman and seven other members. It is responsible for examining applications for assistance with writing an…
The total amount of public financial aid granted for the distribution of a given cinematographic work may not exceed 50% of the distribution company's financial investment.
The Project Development Grants Committee is made up of five members, including a chairman, appointed for a renewable term of one year.
When two companies are responsible for the distribution of the same film, the sums are entered in the automatic cinema distribution account of only one of these companies in consideration of the speci…
…ng the circulation index by the ratio between the amount of credits allocated to direct allocations and the sum of the circulation indices of all the cinemas receiving direct allocations.
…ss than or equal to €8,500;- 70% of the amount of the tax, for the annual fraction exceeding €8,500 and less than or equal to €25,500;- 60% of the amount of the tax, for the annual fraction exceeding…
…at least three cinematographic works during each of the two years preceding the year of application and have received aid for at least half of these works during the two years preceding the year of ap…
…ts the right to obtain payment of the balance of the financial package.In exceptional circumstances and at the reasoned request of the production company, particularly in view of production or develop…
When direct allocations are granted for a programme of short films, this programme must comprise, for at least 60% of its screening time: 1° Short-length cinematographic works meeting the conditions o…
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