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THE FILM DISTRIBUTION FUND is sponsored by Direzione Generale Cinema e audiovisivo (Italian Ministry of Culture). A support scheme for the distribution of Italian films with primary theatrical exploitation beyond Italian borders.
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Film Distribution Fund | Italy for Movies The Film Distribution Fund is a support scheme introduced into the Italian legislation by Law no. 220 of 2016 , Art. n. 10, n.
26 and n. 27, for the granting of contributions to support the distribution of Italian films with primary theatrical exploitation beyond Italian borders. The contribution is part of the Fondi Internazionalizzazione and is regulated by the 2024 Guidelines published with Directorial Decree of September 13 th , 2024 n.
3091 . The beneficiaries are foreign distributors with registered offices throughout the world except Italy, San Marino and Vatican City. Email: filmfunddesk@cinecitta.
it PEC: gfc. opere@pec. cinecitta.
it Italian Film or co-production Industry Professional - Europe Industry Professional - Outside Europe Foreign domestic independent distributors €50,000 per film per country for theatrical release Eligible films for the call: films registered in the Public Register of Cinematographic and Audiovisual works; films provided with a definitive Italian nationality; films whose definitive copy has been deposited at the Italian National Film Archive; films produced within 24 months prior to the submission date of the application; films whose exploitation rights sales agreement with the foreign distributor includes the assignment of theatrical rights with a Minimum Guarantee.
The results of the assignments of the contributions will be published on the website www. cinecitta. com section named: Gestione Fondi Cinema – Fondi Internazionalizzazione and on the webpage of DGCA, within 30 working days following the Working Team meeting.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Foreign distributors with registered offices throughout the world (except Italy, San Marino, and Vatican City) are eligible. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows up to €50,000 for theatrical distribution. The total fund is €1,600,000, divided into two calls of €800,000 each. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
THE FILM DISTRIBUTION FUND is funded by Direzione Generale Cinema e audiovisivo (Italian Ministry of Culture). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
This listing is flagged as international in scope. Check the official notice for country-specific restrictions before applying.
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