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Representatives of the Governments of the Swiss Confederation and the French Republic signed a new agreement on film co-production on 7 December 2004. The agreement replaces the one that was adopted in 1977 and revised in 1986. France is Switzerland's main partner in film production. Over the last four years, the two countries have co-produced 30 cinema films, which represents 40% of all international film co-productions in which Switzerland has been involved during that period. The agreement applies to cinema films of all genres (fiction, documentary, cartoon). It covers all films considered as...

On 6 March 1968, a Co-Production Agreement was signed between France and Czechoslovakia. It entered into force on 17 September 1968. After the dissolution of the ČSSR, the Agreement is upheld between France the Slovak Republic as the Successor State. The Agreement applies to cinematographic works made by one or more French producers in conjunction with one or more Slovak producers. Third country producers may join the co-production, if their country is linked to both France and the Slovak Republic by a films co-production agreement. Financial contribution shall be at least 30%. For further information...

On 27 October 1975, France and Yugoslavia signed a Co-Production Agreement, which entered into force on 21 September 1977, replacing the precedent Agreement of 7 July 1954. After the dissolution of Yugoslavia, the Former Yugoslavian Republic of Macedonia, as a successor state, has agreed with France to keep on applying the agreement and to maintain it in force. The co-production films must be made by French directors, technicians, and actors (it suffices though that they are resident in France), in conjunction with Macedonian directors, technicians, and actors. Third country producers may join...

On 27 October 1975, France and Yugoslavia signed a Co-Production Agreement, which entered into force on 21 September 1977, replacing the precedent Agreement of 7 July 1954. After the dissolution of Yugoslavia, Croatia, as a successor state, has agreed with France to keep on applying the agreement and to maintain it in force. The co-production films must be made by French directors, technicians, and actors (it suffices though that they are resident in France), in conjunction with Croatian directors, technicians, and actors. Third country producers may join the co-production, if their country is...

On 18 October 1993 a Co-Production Agreement was signed between France and Turkey. It entered into force on 1 April 1996. The Agreement applies to full length films and to short films. Third country producers may join the co-production, if their country is linked to France or Turkey by a films co-production agreement. Financial contribution shall be at least 20%. For further information contact: - Centre national de la cinématographie - Direction financière et juridique - Service juridique http://www.cnc.fr/index_dyn.htm?h_infos_pratiques/r2/ssrub1/p1_d1_textes.htm - T.C. Kültür Bakanlığı - Telif...