With Figaro, we learn that French films are financed through ticket sales all movies, including Aliens:
So summarize:
1) French cinema is losing money, lots of money. In fact, despite the" part "(duties, taxes unfair, extortion?) Levied by the CNC on the all tickets for the feeding film of hexagonal and lobbying Almighty Studio Canal, French movies attract about a third of the audience.
2) When you go see any movie , whatever their country of origin , you participate directly in financing the film abject hexagonal stuck in his stories sores perverse, without Clipboard heroic and scum-who-will-skip-the-white-du-film . 300 or by going to watch The Lord of the Rings, you've unwittingly funded Between the Walls, A Prophet and Glory. Even if overnight, nobody did any watch French film, it would not change nothing to the problem as the funding of our films is not related to national revenue they reap its own!
3) When this is working and earning money is taxed to support what does not and loses, it's not called socialism?
" Declining market share of French cinema is never very encouraging. But this is not necessarily bad news. For in the system of financing of French cinema set up by the CNC, the important thing is that the number of entries is increasing. Indeed, the CNC takes a hand on each ticket. The higher the number of tickets sold increases, the revenue will fuel the production of French films will be important. "
So summarize:
1) French cinema is losing money, lots of money. In fact, despite the" part "(duties, taxes unfair, extortion?) Levied by the CNC on the all tickets for the feeding film of hexagonal and lobbying Almighty Studio Canal, French movies attract about a third of the audience.
2) When you go see any movie , whatever their country of origin , you participate directly in financing the film abject hexagonal stuck in his stories sores perverse, without Clipboard heroic and scum-who-will-skip-the-white-du-film . 300 or by going to watch The Lord of the Rings, you've unwittingly funded Between the Walls, A Prophet and Glory. Even if overnight, nobody did any watch French film, it would not change nothing to the problem as the funding of our films is not related to national revenue they reap its own!
3) When this is working and earning money is taxed to support what does not and loses, it's not called socialism?
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