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Showing 3931–3940 of 52313 articles for “Art. 1 mars 2000”
…of the establishment in question. This assessment is based in particular on the following criteria: 1° The demographics and sociology of the local population; 2° The cinematographic environment; 3° Th…
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Art et essai grants are awarded after cinemas have been classified as art et essai establishments and, where appropriate, awarded labels.Cinemas classified as art et essai establishments are divided i…
…he presentation of the application.This assessment is based in particular on the following criteria:1° The number of cinema weeks of operation of the establishments during the reference period, in acc…
…of repertory works allocated under an annual distribution programme is reserved for companies that:1° Regularly distribute repertory cinematographic works. Companies that have distributed at least th…
…of aid in year n, the reference period runs from film week 27 of year n-3 to film week 26 of year n-1. In the cases mentioned in…
Selective financial aid is awarded for the distribution of cinematographic works that have not been released in cinemas in France and whose distribution presents particular difficulties.
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…
Direct grants are awarded for the distribution in cinemas of certain long-running cinematographic works, depending on their broadcasting conditions.
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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