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The admission of any spectator to film screenings organised by the operators of cinematographic establishments gives rise to the issue of an admission fee under the conditions laid down by the provisi…
Computer tickets and dematerialised admission rights may be created outside the ticket offices of the cinematographic establishments to which they give access, provided that they are registered, at th…
At least once a year, the line producer sends the persons referred to in article L. 213-32 the various operating accounts it has been given.
The characteristics and operation of computerised systems used to issue computerised tickets or dematerialised admission rights comply with specifications approved by joint order of the Minister for C…
The line producer has three months from receipt of the draft audit report provided for in article L. 213-36 to submit its written observations to the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée.
Printed tickets are issued in "immediate entry" or "pre-sale" mode under the following conditions: 1° Immediate entry sales concern tickets issued in the period immediately preceding the film screenin…
Each entry fee corresponds to the entry of a single spectator.All spectators are required to keep proof of their entry fee until the end of the film show.
The film screenings mentioned in 1° of…
Unless an exemption has been granted by the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée, printed tickets may not be issued outside the box offices of cinematographic entertainment establishments.Op…
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