(1) The producer of a film has the exclusive right to reproduce, distribute, use for public presentation, broadcasting or making available to the public the video recording or combined video and audio recording. Further, the producer of a film has the right to prohibit any distortion or abridging of the video recording or combined video and audio recording which is capable of prejudicing his or her legitimate interests therein.
(2) The right is transferable. The producer of the film may grant to another the right to use the video recording or combined video and audio recording in a particular manner or in any manner of use to which he or she is entitled. Section 31 and sections 33 and 38 apply accordingly.
(3) The right expires 50 years after the video recording or the video and audio recording is released or, if the first authorised use for communication to the public occurred earlier, 50 years thereafter, but already 50 years after its production if the video recording or the video and audio recording was not released or legally used for communication to the public within this period.
(4) Section 10 (1) and sections 20b and 27 (2) and (3), as well as the provisions of Part 1 Division 6 apply accordingly.