Go see The Battle of Gaulle at the cinema or wait for its release on the small screen? Streaming platforms are looking to make the most of this recurring dilemma for many viewers. Last year, Disney+ was able to broadcast films nine months after their theatrical release in return for annual support of 115 million euros for French audiovisual creation. A period considerably shortened compared to that of seventeen months previously prevailing for the platforms, and which has turned the famous media chronology upside down, this calendar determining the duration between the release of a film and its appearance on television.
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