French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Long- and short-length cinematographic works
Article D210-2
A short film is one that is shown in cinemas for one hour or less.
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A short film is one that is shown in cinemas for one hour or less.
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Printed tickets state:1° The name of the cinema and the name of the municipality in which it is located;2° The serial number of the tickets;3° The category of seats to which they entitle the holder;4°…
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…
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…
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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.
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