The Centre National du Cinéma et de l'Image Animée (CNCA) is a French public institution established in 1946. It is responsible for promoting and supporting the film and animation industries in France. The CNCA provides funding, resources, and guidance to filmmakers and animators, helping to foster creativity and innovation in the sector. In addition to financial support, the CNCA also oversees the regulation of the film industry, including the classification of films and the protection of copyright. It plays a crucial role in preserving France's cinematic heritage and promoting French cinema both domestically and internationally, contributing to the global cultural landscape.