French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Section 1: Purpose and award conditions
Article 433-5
The amount of aid may not exceed 50% of eligible expenditure.
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The amount of aid may not exceed 50% of eligible expenditure.
To be eligible for financial support for production, authors must be French nationals or equivalent.
The beneficiary or beneficiaries of aid have a period of one year from the date of the award decision to provide the Centre national du cinéma et de l'image animée with proof of the progress of the pr…
…is granted selectively within the meaning of…
…rovide evidence of sales of exploitation rights abroad for works meeting the conditions of article 722-6, either for a minimum amount of €100,000 during the year preceding the application for aid, or…
The restoration and digitisation of cinematographic works results in the creation of digital files that guarantee the integrity and completeness of the information contained in the original material e…
Public institutions and their subsidiaries are not eligible for selective financial aid.
To be eligible for selective financial support, rights-holding companies must be established in France.
For talking pictures, French subtitles are provided in the form of a digital file.
Foreign sales companies have exploitation rights for the marketing abroad of at least three feature-length cinematographic works for which production approval has been granted, for all modes of distri…
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