Article L213-5
Each year, the Film Ombudsman examines the implementation of programming commitments made in application of 1° and 2° of article L. 212-23.He may obtain any additional information he deems useful. As…
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Each year, the Film Ombudsman examines the implementation of programming commitments made in application of 1° and 2° of article L. 212-23.He may obtain any additional information he deems useful. As…
The proportional participation rate is freely debated between a minimum percentage set at 25% and a maximum percentage set at 50%. However, for cinematographic works shown more than two years after th…
The organisations mentioned in…
Each dematerialised access to a cinematographic work provided by a publisher of an on-demand audiovisual media service gives rise to remuneration from the licensor of the exploitation rights, taking i…
Article L. 3232-4 of the Code général des collectivités territoriales sets out the rules for subsidies awarded by the départements to operators of cinemas.
The agents mentioned in article L. 411-1 who observe one of the breaches mentioned in article…
When requesting the approval of an access formula in application of article L. 212-27, any cinema exhibitor who achieves more than 25% of admissions or takings in a given catchment area or more than 3…
Notwithstanding articles…
Any distributor who, in his capacity as assignee or agent, has exploitation rights for the marketing of a feature-length cinematographic work eligible for financial support for production from the Cen…
The screenings mentioned in…
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