Article 221-3
The beneficiaries of financial aid for the distribution of cinematographic works are distribution companies.
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The beneficiaries of financial aid for the distribution of cinematographic works are distribution companies.
Automatic financial support for the distribution of long-term cinematographic works involves the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works aimed at young audiences.
The Commission des aides à la distribution cinématographique is made up of three colleges sitting separately.The first college comprises the chairman, a vice-chairman and eleven members. It is respons…
The decision to award aid is taken after consultation with the Film Distribution Aid Committee.
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.
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.
Selective financial aid is awarded for the production of immersive works, with a view to promoting their distribution on the national and international markets.
…ideration of the criteria set out in article…
Works that have received financial support for the production of audiovisual works are not eligible for pre-production support.
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