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Maxime Saada

French media executive (born 1970)

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  • Jul 27

    Canal+ Commits Nearly €1 Billion to French and European Cinema in Five-Year Pact Through 2032

    The five-year deal, running from 2028 to 2032, marks an increase from the previous three-year, €480 million commitment and preserves Canal+’s ability to offer films to subscribers six months after theatrical release. The agreement was announced by CEO Maxime Saada following months of negotiations and public acrimony with the French film industry.

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