Ley 814 de 2003 | Ley 814 de 2003 — Colombia law | Esheria

Ley 814 de 2003

This provision identifies Law 814 of 2003 and states that it is intended to promote cinematographic activity in Colombia.

Jurisdiction
Colombia
Instrument
Act or statute
Citation
Ley 814 de 2003
Version
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Language
es
Updated
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About this statute

This provision identifies Law 814 of 2003 and states that it is intended to promote cinematographic activity in Colombia. This provision says the law aims to promote and protect Colombian cinema and its related industry. This article defines “industry cinematográfica,” “cinematografía nacional,” and “actividad cinematográfica,” and says Colombian film production/coproduction may be carried out by natural or legal persons and may be securitized. This article defines cinema-related terms used in the law, including cinema hall, exhibitor, distributor, industry participants, Colombian cinematographic works, and short films. El Ministerio de Cultura tiene varias competencias sobre la política y regulación del cine, y los exhibidores y agentes del sector deben cumplir obligaciones de información y de anuncio de la clasificación de las salas.

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