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Showing 31–40 of 69476 articles for “Art. L 231-1 à L 231-8”
I. - The first group comprises the following two categories of cinemas:1° Category A: cinemas located in central municipalities with a population of 100,000 or more and in urban units with a populatio…
I. - The following cinemas are not eligible for classification and aid:1° At least 32 cinema weeks of activity per year on average during the reference period;2° A minimum number of screenings per cin…
…1.5 € per admission recorded during the reference period for category E.When direct subsidies or selective programming aid for short-lived cinematographic works are granted in addition to the aid, th…
If the activity of one or more cinemas is transferred to a new cinema located in the same urban area and operated by the same operator during the reference period, the classification is carried out an…
For the application of the multiplying factors, only cinemas in cinemas with an average of at least 32 weeks of activity per year during the reference period are taken into account.By way of derogatio…
Where the second paragraph of Article…
The classification, labels and aid awarded in year n are renewed in year n + 1. When general measures taken by the public authorities to prohibit or restrict access to cinematographic establishments a…
I.-In year n, the decision to award a classification, a label and a grant is taken after receiving the opinion of the art cinema commission meeting in a regional formation. The Chairman of the Centre…
The amount of aid, resulting from the application of…
Automatic financial aid is awarded to support the programming of art house cinematographic works, as defined in articles…
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