French Cinema and Moving Image CodeIn force
Subsection 1: Direct allocations based on the production conditions of cinematographic works
Article 222-14
…sted by distribution companies under article…
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…sted by distribution companies under article…
…or the distribution of long-term cinematographic works involves the allocation of investment grants and direct grants.
…m for which investment approval has been granted, the financial aid is awarded on a permanent basis and the sums are calculated and entered in the distribution company's automatic cinema distribution…
…ength cinematographic works that meet the following conditions are eligible for direct allocations: 1° They have received investment approval or, if this has not been requested, production approval; 2…
Direct allocations are reserved for distribution companies that:1° Have distributed, in the twenty-four months preceding the application, at least three feature-length cinematographic works, each of w…
…direct allocations granted to a single distribution company in the course of a year may not exceed €125,000.For cinematographic works whose production cost is equal to or greater than €4,000,000 and l…
Direct allocations for distribution are subject to the same payment and repayment conditions as investment allocations for distribution, of which they are an accessory.
…ation that the conditions set out in article…
…n of a feature film covered by 5° of article…
Direct grants are awarded for the distribution in cinemas of certain long-running cinematographic works, depending on their broadcasting conditions.
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