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Ciné Cancella Le Giornate Di Cinema Salta L'evento Previsto Gro, Presidente Dei Distributori Di Dal 30 Giugno Al 3 Luglio Anica — Sommario Rassegna Stampa Pagina Testata Data Titolo Pag. Rubrica Anica I Il Foglio 22/04/2020 COSA PUO' FARE IL MONDO DEL CINEMA PER REAGIRE ALLA CRISI 3 PANDEMICA SENZA PIANGERSI ADDOSSO (P.Del Brocco) 39 Corriere Romagna di Rimini e San 22/04/2020 CINE' CANCELLA LE GIORNATE DI CINEMA 4 Marino 10 La Repubblica - Ed. Napoli 22/04/2020 MOSTRA O IPPODROMO: CRESCE IL PARTITO DEL "DRIVE 5 IN" (I.Urbani) Rubrica Anica Web ComingSoon.it 22/04/2020 CINE' - GIORNATE DI CINEMA: RINVIATI AL 2021 GLI INCONTRI 6 ESTIVI DELL'INDUSTRIA CINEMATOGRAFICA ITAL Artribune.com 21/04/2020 MILANO, LE MOSTRE, GLI EVENTI, IL FUTURO. 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SERVONO RIFORME CUL11JRALI(E FISCALI) E l NA IR:\TEDIA PER ADATTARSI A UNA NUOVA FRUIZIONE l cinema e l'audiovisivo, parti fondamen- risparmiatori ai grandi brand italiani che ridisegnare una politica d'intervento da Itali dell'industria culturale italiana, so- otterrebbero un ritorno anche in termini di "dopoguerra". Ciò non significa adottare no tra i settori più colpiti da questa crisi. I corporate reputation. Il fondo contribui- meccanismi assistenzialistici di valorizza- set sono fermi, le produzioni sospese e le rebbe alla produzione di 100 film in due zione automatica dei diritti che sfocereb- sale cinematografiche sono chiuse. Si tratta anni. Le risorse sarebbero assegnate con bero in inutili finanziamenti a pioggia, sen- di centinaia di aziende, 61.000 lavoratori meccanismi stabiliti da un comitato com- za produrre risultati industriali apprezza- per le attività dirette della produzione, posto da Cdp, Mibact, Anica, e gestite da bili. Pensiamo piuttosto a una soluzione in- 172.000 con l'indotto. Sono 1.650 le strutture un'entità dotata di un know-how operativo- centrata sulle aziende e sulla loro per 4200 schermi, ora spenti. Un comparto gestionale snello. Il fondo verrebbe remu- ripartenza, proporzionata alle differenti che, considerato nella sua interezza (pro- nerato dai margini dei film, a valle degli esigenze, prospettive e dimensioni dei pro- duzione, industrie tecniche, distribuzione, sfruttamenti, in base alla quota investita. duttori. Un piano d'investimento di respiro esercizio e servizi), è in grado di sviluppare Sempre sul tema risorse, significativa la biennale che dia certezza e continuità di un moltiplicatore economico significativo: dichiarazione dell'ad della Rai, Salini, che lavoro all'industria, destinando una quota ogni euro investito riesce a generarne altri conferma il perimetro degli investimenti alle componenti più fragili della produzio- quattro. La priorità è salvaguardare i posti nell'audiovisivo, ribadendo la centralità ne(opere prime/seconde,giovani produtto- di lavoro anche per non spegnere il motore del servizio pubblico in un momento così ri, piccole realtà produttive del mondo del produttivo del nostro immaginario. Utile incerto. Tuttavia Rai, se messa in condizio- documentario, film di valore sociale) e ga- quindi sollecitare un confronto su possibili ne, potrebbe fare di più: come è noto il ca- rantendo allo stesso tempo il ruolo indu- proposte concrete e soluzioni, anche creati- none unitario, dal 2015, ha subito una ridu- striale dei player più rilevanti, con finan- ve, funzionali alla ripartenza e allo svilup- zione di 23 euro a famiglia, una legittima ziamenti basati sul gap economico neces- po dell'industria dell'audiovisivo, appena decisione politica visto che la riscossione sario per la chiusura dei progetti più com- sarà possibile. tramite bolletta elettrica ha limitato drasti- plessi. Rispetto all'esigenza di liquidità delle camente l'evasione. L'ammontare comples- Rispetto alla sala è difficile affermare imprese sarà centrale il rapporto con il si- sivo del canone non viene comunque versa- che le modalità di fruizione siano cambiate stema creditizio. Sarebbe utile semplifica- to interamente all'azienda: sono circa 190 i per sempre o che tutto tornerà come prima. re, per le società cinematografiche, i criteri milioni di euro che lo stato trattiene a vario In caso di riapertura con capienza ridotta, d'accesso ai finanziamenti sottoposti a ga- titolo, a fronte della giusta esigenza di risa- per consentire a una parte di pubblico di ranzia dello stato, anche con un protocollo namento dei conti pubblici. Alla luce del rimanere in contatto con il prodotto cine- d'intesa tra istituti bancari e Anica per ri- momento cruciale però, se le condizioni di ma,sarebbe utile sviluppare una "speciale durre i tempi di erogazione del credito, al- finanza pubblica lo consentissero, si po- piattaforma streaming" nella modalità di leggerendo le istruttorie. Auspicabile l'e- trebbero lasciare, in tutto o in parte, queste "Home Remote Theatre" che consenta di stensione massima possibile della copertu- risorse per 2/3 anni alla Rai, con vincolo di fruire anche da casa dei film in sala, rispet- ra di garanzia dello stato per i finanzia- destinazione agli investimenti nella produ- tando l'orario di programmazione della menti alla produzione cinematografica, zione audiovisiva, con un occhio di riguar- proiezione. Il biglietto virtuale andrebbe nonché l'ampliamento del limite del 25 per do per le piccole società e i giovani talenti. alla sala che programma il film più vicina cento sul fatturato, in considerazione della Un valore che, unito agli investimenti deri- all'utente grazie alla geolocalizzazione peculiarità del piano finanziario dei film. vanti dalle quote obbligatorie, favorirebbe della app. Rispetto al Tax Credit, potrebbero esse- un vero rinascimento italiano della produ- In tutti i casi è impossibile immaginare il re ridefinite le modalità relative alla ces- zione culturale con benefici per tutta la fi- cinema senza i cinema. L'importanza dello sione e quindi alla liquidazione del credito liera, con relativa creazione di posti di la- sfruttamento dei film in sala non è solo le- d'imposta alle banche, prevedendo, in ac- voro, ricchezza, reddito, fiscalità. gata alla normativa e all'economia. Le fun- cordo con la Dg Cinema,la possibilità di un Riguardo Rai Cinema, negli anni la so- zioni culturali e sociali di un film sono e frazionamento della procedura attuale con cietà ha ricoperto un ruolo centrale per rimangono connesse alla sala, sarebbe im- certificazioni parziali, accelerando così l'i- l'industria, mantenendo quanto più ampia prudente pensare a lungo termine al solo ter burocratico.
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