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For each cinematographic work making up an annual distribution programme, the distribution company must submit, within fifteen days of its release in cinemas, the supporting documents mentioned in the…
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.The aid is the subject of an agreement drawn up with the beneficiary. This agreement sets out the commitments made by the beneficiary.
…case, the Commission may, if it considers it necessary, propose to modify the amount of aid granted;2° On the conditions under which the aid granted has been used by the distribution company as well a…
The amount of the direct allocation is obtained by multiplying the circulation index by the ratio between the amount of credits allocated to direct allocations and the sum of the circulation indices o…
The amount of the direct grant is equal to :- 1.5% of the amount of selective aid awarded when one label is granted, but not less than 150 euros;- 3% of the amount of selective aid awarded when two la…
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.The aid is the subject of an agreement signed with the operator of the cinema.
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.The aid is the subject of an agreement concluded with the distribution company.This agreement may include commitments by the company concerning the exhibition…
The decision to award aid is taken after consultation with the Film Distribution Aid Committee.
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.
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…
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