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The non-repayable subsidies for film production in Germany

Hogan Lovells

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Germany June 2 2009

The non-repayable subsidies for film production in Germany, effective as of January 2, 2007, have already attracted many major productions such as Speed Racer (Warner Bros), Valkyrie (Tom Cruise) and The International (Tom Tykwer).

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