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Direct grants are awarded to authors for writing a detailed synopsis or treatment for a feature-length film in the fiction, documentary or animation genres.
To be eligible for direct benefits, authors must be French nationals or assimilated.
…for aid, production companies must meet the following conditions:1° They must be established in France;2° Their chairmen, directors or managers, as well as the majority of their directors, must be Fre…
…y the delegated production company. This application may be submitted until the cinema exhibition licence has been issued. However, in the cases provided for in article…
…delegated production companies by the co-production contract until the cinematographic exhibition licence is issued. It is issued to each of the production companies party to the co-production contrac…
…oduction aid and production aid for genre films; 2° For the admission of cinematographic works produced as part of international co-productions to the benefit of intergovernmental co-production agreem…
…ontract has been entered in the public film and audiovisual register before the cinema exhibition licence is issued.
Where eligible cinematographic works have been produced in a foreign language and have not been dubbed into French, aid may be granted solely for the creation of a digital subtitling file and the adap…
…o different languages are used, they are works in which French or a regional language in use in France is the language used most often. However, this condition does not apply to animated works and fic…
The aid is awarded in the form of a grant.The aid is the subject of an agreement with the production company.
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