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181 articles available in total starting from 17/05/2002. Last article published on 27/03/2019.

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Historic re-organisation of Norwegian film industry (1)

“This is the biggest and widest transformation of Norwegian cinema since the 1980s”, said Minister of Culture Trond Giske last Friday when announcing the new White Paper on Film Policy before an...  

27/03/2007 | Legislation | Norway

Industry receives another shock to funding system

Thinking that the worst was over, the UK film industry received unexpected bad news yet again when limits were announced by Chancellor Gordon Brown this week to the Enterprise Investment Schemes...  

23/03/2007 | Legislation | UK

Minister Gentiloni: "A technical committee to revive cinema"

Funding European audiovisual works (with an updated revision of investment quotas from Pay TV), cinema reform and new distribution platforms are the principles guiding the Ministries of...  

21/03/2007 | Legislation | Italy

New film law generates controversy

The disagreement between the Spanish government and local film professionals on the draft of the new Film Law is far from over, although Minister of Culture Carmen Calvo announced yesterday that a...  

21/03/2007 | Legislation | Spain

A new law according to filmmakers

Defining a new form of governance and new modes of financial support, as well as an incisive antitrust law that covers the entire communications sphere, is what the promoters of Venice Days are...  

14/03/2007 | Legislation | Italy

New horizons for French/German co-productions

Under the direction of François Hurard (CNC) and Peter Dinges (FFA), the Franco-German commission met for the first time at the 57th Berlinale. The 30-strong member commission studied a possible...  

22/02/2007 | Legislation | Germany/France

Revised film tax breaks: The industry reacts (2)

Although the same number of points have to be obtained (16 out of a total of 31), the cultural criteria (UK setting, actors, subject matter, language) are now essential for a film to be eligible...  

24/11/2006 | Legislation | UK

Revised film tax breaks: the industry reacts (1)

Relief, surprise and sometimes anger were the various reactions of UK professionals following yesterday’s approval by the EC of the UK’s new film tax scheme with its revised Cultural Test. “It is...  

24/11/2006 | Legislation | UK

Pisano (MPAA): "Piracy alarm, $400m in losses"

The US film industry lost $440m in 2005 in Italy alone as a result of piracy, according to Robert Pisano, president of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA), an organization of film...  

16/11/2006 | Legislation | Italy

Danish cinema budget up 13%

The new Film Policy Agreement for 2007-2010 just signed off by Minister of Culture Brian Mikkelsen and all Danish political parties will provide the local film industry with a total budget of over...  

08/11/2006 | Legislation | Denmark

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