French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Paragraph 1: Purpose and eligibility criteria
Article 231-20
The amount of aid, resulting from the application of…
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The amount of aid, resulting from the application of…
The beneficiaries of aid for difficult programming are operators of cinemas in operation at the time of notification of the decision to award the aid.In the event of a change of operator during the pe…
Selective financial aid is awarded to operators of cinematographic entertainment establishments to reward the programming and promotion of art house cinematographic works within the meaning of article…
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…
By way of derogation from article 231-26, the classification, labels and aid, as well as, where applicable, the direct allocations provided for in…
The Commission des aides à la programmation difficile is made up of four members appointed, with the exception of the Chairman, for a renewable term of three years.
Automatic and selective financial aid is granted to support the creation and modernisation of cinemas.
Direct grants are awarded to exhibitors of cinematographic establishments for the programming of arthouse cinematographic works that are not widely distributed and that qualify as "research and discov…
Direct grants are awarded for the award of the labels provided for in article…
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…
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