Cannes Remakes

The CNC (French National Center of Cinema), created by the act of 25 October 1946, is a public administrative organization with a legal entity status and financial autonomy. It operates under the authority of the Ministry of Culture and Gaëtan Bruel is its President. The CNC’s principal responsibilities are: regulation, support for the economy of the film, television, video, multimedia and technical industries, the promotion of films and television productions and their broadcasting to all audiences, the preservation and enhancement of cinema heritage.

DGCA – MiC supports the creation, production, distribution of audiovisual works. It manages the Italian Film Fund (annual budget: about 610 million €) and represents Italy with international institutions. Cinecittà is a state-owned company whose main shareholder is the MiC. Main activities include: managing Cinecittà Studios and labs; promoting Italian Cinema in the world; coordinating Archivio Luce; supporting worldwide distribution of Italian films.

The Institute of Cinematography and Audiovisual Arts [Instituto de la Cinematografía y de las Artes Audiovisuales] (ICAA) is an independent body under the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Spain, which programmes policies to support the film industry and audiovisual production. The Institute (ICAA) is responsible for overseeing films and the audiovisual sector in Spain, including their management, operations, awards, legislation, agreements, grants and subsidies, etc.

Austria is represented by two entities: the Austrian Film Institute (ÖFI), the national film institute for theatrical film in Austria, & Film and Music Austria (FAMA), the statutory trade association for Austrian film and music businesses. Their goal is the sustainable strengthening of the Austrian film sector through strategic support programs as well as domestic and international representation.