Article 223-1
Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works that have not been released in cinemas in France and whose distribution presents particular difficulties.
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Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works that have not been released in cinemas in France and whose distribution presents particular difficulties.
…on expenses mentioned in 2° of article…
The decision to grant aid is taken after consultation with the Complementary Structural Aid Committee.
Direct grants are awarded for the distribution in cinemas of certain long-running cinematographic works, depending on their broadcasting conditions.
The following are eligible for aid for the distribution of previously unreleased works:1° Cinematographic works of French or foreign origin presenting particular artistic qualities;2° Cinematographic…
Aid for the distribution of previously unreleased works is awarded either for a specific work or for an annual distribution programme comprising at least four works.
…specific work covered by 1° of article…
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.The aid is covered by an agreement with the distribution company.
The Commission des aides complémentaires à la structure is made up of four members, including a chairman, appointed for a renewable term of one year.
…on expenses mentioned in 2° of article…
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