Article R211-48
The cinematographic exhibition licence issued by the Minister for Culture includes : 1° The title of the work or document and the name of the director; 2° The duration of the work or document; 3° Wher…
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The cinematographic exhibition licence issued by the Minister for Culture includes : 1° The title of the work or document and the name of the director; 2° The duration of the work or document; 3° Wher…
The rules relating to the time limit for examining the application for planning permission, the formalities to be observed in letters of notification of the extension of the time limit for examination…
Approval derogating from some of the technical specifications required under article…
Each year, the President of the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée draws up a list of approved programming groups and agreements as well as the cinemas that are members.Any interested part…
Proposals for programming commitments under 1° of…
The programming commitments mentioned in 2° of…
The programming commitments mentioned in 1° of…
The reference price mentioned in article L. 212-30 may vary for each associated operator. It is determined by taking into account the range of reduced fares charged by each of these operators. This re…
The Departmental Cinematographic Development Commission is set up by prefectoral decree, published in the Recueil des actes administratifs.
Approval is granted to the legal entity forming the programming group and to the lead undertaking in the programming agreement.
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