The new Woody Allen film is among four projects set to benefit from France’s new international tax credit, the C2I.
Currently known as "Woody Allen Summer Project," it has now been confirmed that the project will shoot in France. It will benefit from the C2I, which gives producers a 20% break on all spend in the country.
No plot details have been revealed although it has been reported that Owen Wilson is circling the project and Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, France’s first lady, has already announced that she has accepted a role in Allen’s next film.
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