KINOFLIX CONTENT DISTRIBUTION AND STREAMING AGREEMENT
Version 2026-11-07.2 — issued November 7, 2026

1. Parties and title record
This agreement is between Mladen Lucich, operating Kinoflix (Kinoflix), and the individual or entity identified as the rights holder in the acceptance record (Licensor). The person signing represents that they are at least 18, have capacity to contract, and are authorized to bind Licensor. The acceptance record identifies the submitted title, submission ID, rights holder, signer, signed-in account, acceptance time, agreement version and complete text. Each title requires its own acceptance. A creator profile alone is not a distribution agreement. A successor operator must assume these obligations before taking over this license; any material change requires Licensor's express agreement.

2. Ownership and nonexclusivity
Licensor retains all copyright and ownership. This is a limited, nonexclusive license, not a sale, copyright assignment, agency, employment, partnership or promise of financing. Licensor may distribute elsewhere, subject to existing commitments. No theatrical, broadcast, merchandise, remake, sequel, publishing, soundtrack, artificial-intelligence training or other exploitation rights are granted. Kinoflix may not sell the content or license it to unrelated streaming services without a separately signed agreement.

3. Licensed materials and permitted technical uses
The Materials are the title's video, audio, captions, accessibility files, trailers, poster, stills, metadata and approved replacement files supplied by Licensor. Licensor authorizes Kinoflix and its contracted hosting, encoding, security and delivery providers to receive, store, back up, scan, transcode, compress, encrypt, cache and transmit the Materials as necessary to review and operate the authorized service. Vendors receive only the rights needed to provide these services and no independent exploitation rights. Kinoflix may make technical format changes, add its player watermark, and display supplied captions and metadata. Material editorial changes, dubbing, translations that change meaning, new cuts or advertisements embedded in the film require separate approval. Licensor supplies accurate credits; Kinoflix will reasonably correct reported errors.

4. Territory, audience and access
The standard territory is worldwide. Licensor must hold worldwide rights in every element for the intended use and must not accept this standard form if any territory, language, window or earlier exclusive license conflicts. Contact Kinoflix for a tailored written schedule instead. The authorized audience is signed-in Kinoflix subscribers or invited beta testers, plus staff and service providers conducting private review. Public full-film playback, rentals, permanent downloads, advertising-supported distribution and distribution through another platform are excluded unless an executed schedule expressly adds them. Technical buffering is permitted. No resolution, device coverage, DRM level or uninterrupted service is guaranteed.

5. Submission, review and publication
Acceptance permits private upload and review immediately. Uploading does not publish a title or guarantee acceptance. Kinoflix may request changes, decline a submission, check ownership evidence, or suspend content for legal, editorial, technical or security reasons. Publication requires a separate owner approval and the applicable release conditions. A screener link or application is not proof of clearance. The creator must disclose existing distribution restrictions, rights expiration dates, union or guild obligations, and any third-party claims before release. Kinoflix may require chain-of-title evidence, music licenses, releases and classification information. A new or materially revised title requires a new acceptance record; replacing a file does not expand the grant.

6. Commercial compensation and beta evaluation
The attached Content Provider Payment Schedule is an integral part of this agreement. It commits 40% of defined Eligible Net Subscription Revenue to the shared provider pool, allocated by qualified watch time; the remaining 60% is retained by Kinoflix before its operating expenses. The schedule supplies the complete standard compensation terms. No separate compensation schedule is needed for a title approved under this standard offer. Private review and sandbox evaluation remain unpaid. Commercial release starts only after the title is approved and all stated commercial activation requirements are met.

7. Commercial scope and standard schedule
This standard applies to nonexclusive worldwide subscription streaming through Kinoflix and its supported first-party website/app delivery as offered, for the title identified in the acceptance record. No advance, minimum guarantee or upload fee applies. Licensor may withdraw at any time through Creator Studio. It must not accept worldwide rights it does not hold; restricted territories require a mutually accepted title addendum before release. Optional title-specific exceptions require both parties' express written acceptance and are not inferred from a dashboard setting. The attached schedule controls financial matters, including the 40% pool, precisely permitted deductions, qualified seconds, payout timing, corrections, audits and termination balances.

8. Promotion and publicity
During an authorized release, Kinoflix may display the supplied title, credits, creator/studio name, poster, stills and a trailer supplied or separately approved for promotion of that title and Kinoflix's catalog, including Kinoflix pages and social posts. It may resize and crop promotional artwork without materially misleading viewers. This does not imply endorsement of unrelated products. Extracting new promotional clips or using a person's likeness outside the supplied approved Materials requires separate approval. Private beta submissions are not authorized for public promotional release. After withdrawal, Kinoflix will stop new promotion and remove controlled active promotional listings within a reasonable period, ordinarily 30 days; third-party reposts and search caches may remain outside its control.

9. Rights and clearances
Licensor represents, to the best of its knowledge after reasonable inquiry, that it owns or controls all necessary rights and has obtained valid permissions for the intended territories, term and streaming uses, including script/adaptation rights, underlying works, footage, stock assets, artwork, trademarks where permission is necessary, music composition/synchronization and sound-recording rights, and performer/participant/property/minor releases where required. Licensor must disclose any collective performance licenses, residuals, reuse fees or additional licenses Kinoflix must obtain; undisclosed platform-level licenses are not presumed cleared. Licensor remains responsible for its cast, crew, contributors, guild/union and third-party obligations unless an executed schedule expressly assigns a particular obligation to Kinoflix. No public-domain or fair-use claim is automatically accepted without review. Licensor will not upload unlawful, infringing, defamatory or nonconsensual intimate content, child sexual abuse material, malware, or private information unlawfully disclosed. Licensor will accurately disclose sensitive content and material synthetic or AI-generated elements and their rights restrictions.

10. Delivery and accessibility
Licensor will provide an authorized master in supported formats, accurate title/genre/runtime/year/country/credits, content advisories and artwork, plus English captions for dialogue or an accurate no-dialogue declaration. Kinoflix may reject unsafe, corrupt, misleading or materially incomplete deliveries. Replacement uploads remain subject to review. The parties will cooperate on accessibility and content classification obligations; this agreement does not waive statutory duties. Kinoflix does not promise a release date, audience, placement, exclusivity benefit, accessibility certification, or acceptance by a regulator or app store.

11. Duration, withdrawal and deletion
The license starts at electronic acceptance and continues until withdrawal, deletion or termination. Licensor may use Unpublish/Withdraw in Creator Studio to remove a published title from new catalog access; if unavailable, send a removal request through Help. Kinoflix may suspend access promptly for rights complaints, security, legal obligations or service closure. Buffered playback already authorized may briefly finish. Deletion removes active source files through the available workflow; backups may persist until normal expiry, subject to legal retention, and cannot be reused for public distribution. The parties may retain the agreement, acceptance records, review history and accounting records as reasonably necessary for legal compliance, disputes and outstanding obligations. Rights to new distribution end on termination; accrued payment obligations under a separately executed schedule survive. A commercial schedule may set a different notice period only with Licensor's express acceptance.

12. Complaints, takedowns and cooperation
Licensor must promptly report a rights dispute or loss of authority and supply relevant documents. Kinoflix may temporarily remove content while investigating and will reasonably notify Licensor unless prohibited by law. Use Help for copyright and rights complaints and provide title, claimant contact, claimed right and supporting details. The parties will cooperate with applicable notice, counter-notice and lawful disclosure processes. Nothing here limits statutory copyright remedies or requires publication while a dispute remains unresolved. Reinstatement is subject to rights verification and owner approval.

13. Security, data and records
Kinoflix will use reasonable operational measures to restrict unauthorized access, but cannot promise prevention of piracy, copying, outages or data loss. Licensor should retain its own masters. Account, contact, signature, title, review and viewing/accounting data are handled under the privacy notice and applicable law. Licensor must have authority for personal data supplied with the Materials. Viewing analytics may be aggregated, delayed, corrected for fraud or unavailable during beta; access to identifiable viewer data is not granted. Agreement records are retained separately from mutable profile names. The platform records acceptance details and provides a downloadable copy. No payment-card data is included in that record.

14. Responsibility and third-party claims
Each party is responsible for its breach, negligence and unlawful conduct. To the extent permitted by law, each will defend and indemnify the other against substantiated third-party claims and reasonable direct costs caused by its material breach, infringement through materials it supplied, or willful misconduct. The notified party must give prompt notice, reasonable cooperation and a fair opportunity to control the defense; no settlement may admit the other's liability, impose nonmonetary duties or waive rights without written consent. Kinoflix remains responsible for unauthorized exploitation or material alterations it makes outside the license. No indemnity covers the other party's independent wrongful acts.

15. Liability and service limits
Except where law prohibits limitation, neither party is liable to the other for speculative lost profits, consequential or punitive damages arising from ordinary service interruption. No limitation excludes fraud, willful misconduct, gross negligence, infringement or exploitation outside the grant, confidentiality/data duties that cannot lawfully be limited, third-party indemnification duties, or amounts actually owed under a commercial schedule. Nothing limits mandatory consumer, employment, privacy or other nonwaivable protections. Kinoflix may change technical features or discontinue beta service, but cannot use that power to expand licensed rights or erase accrued obligations.

16. Notices, disputes and governing law
Operational and rights notices may be delivered through the signed-in Help form and the creator's verified account email; keep contact details current and retain a copy. Kinoflix's current contact is Mladen_lucic@yahoo.com. The parties will first attempt good-faith resolution for 30 days after a sufficiently detailed written notice, without delaying urgent injunctive relief, statutory deadlines or mandatory complaint rights. California law and applicable United States federal law govern to the extent permitted, without overriding mandatory local protections. No mandatory arbitration, class-action waiver or exclusive distant forum is imposed by this form. A commercial schedule must supply the parties' complete legal notice addresses before commercial release.

17. Electronic acceptance and copies
By entering a legal name and rights-holder name, checking the unchecked agreement box and submitting, the signer intends to sign electronically for this title and consents to receiving this agreement and acceptance receipt electronically. A current browser and the ability to save or print text/HTML are needed. Open the full agreement before accepting; download/print a copy and the acceptance receipt afterward. If unable or unwilling to sign electronically, do not upload; contact Kinoflix for an alternative. Consent to future electronic records can be withdrawn through Help without undoing a valid prior acceptance. A printed copy can be requested through Help. Acceptance records include the full agreed text, version, title, signer, rights holder, account identifier/email and server timestamp. No future version binds an earlier title without a new express acceptance where required.

18. Entire agreement and changes
This agreement, the title acceptance record and any mutually executed commercial schedule form the agreement for that title. General website terms apply to account use but cannot override these negotiated content rights or payment terms. No oral promise or unilateral policy change expands this license. Material changes require express agreement; any invalid provision is narrowed only as necessary while the remainder continues where lawful. Failure to enforce a provision is not a waiver. Neither party may assign away its obligations without the other's consent, except a genuine business succession with assumption of all obligations and advance notice and a withdrawal opportunity for Licensor. Obligations intended to survive, including ownership, retained records, accrued royalties, accounting, audit and dispute responsibilities, survive termination.

Commercial launch readiness: this is Kinoflix's standard offer with its included 40% payment schedule. It does not certify legal compliance or technical launch readiness. Operator details, territorial obligations and operational controls must be verified before commercial release. Mandatory law prevails; no perpetual legal sufficiency is represented.


KINOFLIX CONTENT PROVIDER PAYMENT SCHEDULE
Version 2026-11-07.2 — effective for titles expressly accepted under this version

1. The provider pool: 40% / Kinoflix: 60%
For each calendar month measured in UTC, Kinoflix commits forty percent (40%) of Eligible Net Subscription Revenue to one shared Content Provider Pool. The remaining sixty percent (60%) belongs to Kinoflix before its operating expenses and taxes. The pool is shared collectively among eligible providers, not paid in full to each provider. All films, shorts, series episodes and vlogs accepted under this standard schedule participate at the same rate. A provider's earnings equal the combined allocations of its eligible titles. Ownership of Kinoflix or guaranteed income is not granted.

2. Precisely defined revenue base
Eligible Gross Subscription Revenue is money actually collected and settled for access to Kinoflix's subscription catalog, recognized over the paid access period and converted to USD using the actual settlement conversion rate. A monthly or annual payment covering more than one reporting month is apportioned by the number of paid service days in each month; a yearly payment is not allocated entirely to its sale month. Discounts reduce the amount actually collected. Income from donations, investment, loans, merchandise, rentals, advertising, sponsorships and separately sold services is excluded; those uses require a separate mutually accepted schedule. If another channel sells the same catalog subscription, the base is subscription money Kinoflix actually receives from that channel, and channel commission must be separately itemized. The standard website offer does not include such channel distribution.
Eligible Net Subscription Revenue equals that recognized gross amount less only: (a) sales/VAT/GST or similar transaction taxes collected for remittance, (b) actual customer refunds and subscription chargebacks, and (c) actual external payment-processing charges, including processor refund/dispute fees and settlement currency-conversion fees. These amounts are apportioned consistently with the associated service period where applicable, never deducted twice, and itemized in the pool statement. A later refund is reported as a separately identified adjustment in the next open month. The monthly net base cannot be less than zero; ordinary negative monthly balances are borne by Kinoflix and are not carried as a personal debt of a provider.
Kinoflix does NOT deduct hosting, streaming, storage, encoding, software, salaries, founder compensation, administration, marketing, SEO, legal costs, general overhead or corporate income taxes before applying 40%. Those costs come from its 60% share. No undisclosed general expense deduction is allowed.

3. Allocation formula and rounding
New Pool = 0.40 × Eligible Net Subscription Revenue. New Pool is rounded to the nearest whole USD cent, with half cents rounded up. Distributable Pool = New Pool + any unallocated provider reserve brought forward from earlier months. Title Royalty = Distributable Pool × (that title's Qualified Watch Seconds ÷ all participating titles' Qualified Watch Seconds). Each title is calculated in whole cents using largest-remainder allocation: initial amounts are rounded down and leftover cents go in descending fractional-remainder order, with title ID breaking ties. The sum of title allocations therefore equals the whole Distributable Pool. Provider Royalty is the sum of its title allocations. There is no fixed dollar rate per view, minute, upload, subscriber or title; the effective minute rate changes with revenue and total viewing. A title with no qualified viewing earns zero.

4. Qualified watch time and equal treatment
Only actual playback time recorded by Kinoflix's server-validated playback system while a title is approved, licensed, available to the viewer, and covered by this accepted commercial schedule qualifies. Viewing must be by a verified real paying subscriber, including a subscriber whose access is funded by an authorized paid gift. Valid paid annual membership viewing counts throughout its service period. Free trials, free promotional access, samples, trailers, owner/administrator previews, beta tests, sandbox or simulated subscriptions, creator self-views and unverified or unpaid access do not qualify. Skipped time, seeks and paused/buffering intervals do not count as watched time. No completed-view minimum is required; a valid partial view counts for its measured seconds.
Repeated valid viewing counts, capped at one submitted title runtime per subscriber account per title per UTC day. Playback events are deduplicated and bounded by server elapsed time. Overlapping streams, bots, purchased traffic, incentivized viewing intended primarily to inflate royalties, account farms, scripted loops and other artificial activity are excluded. Kinoflix may correct technically invalid measurements and investigate suspicious activity using documented, consistently applied criteria; it cannot arbitrarily change the 40% or favor selected providers. Format, popularity, price tier, country and provider seniority do not create extra weighting under this shared global model. Short works earn according to time genuinely watched; artificial splitting or padded runtimes do not increase qualified time.

5. No-view months and carried reserve
If no title has qualified viewing during a month, that month's full provider pool remains an unallocated provider reserve and is added to the next month with eligible viewing. It is not converted into Kinoflix profit. The reserve balance and movements must appear in statements. Reserve records must be reconciled before a commercial monthly close. If the service permanently closes, an unallocated reserve is distributed among providers with qualified viewing in the preceding twelve months in proportion to that viewing. If there has never been eligible viewing, the reserve is returned to affected subscribers proportionately where practicable, or handled as required by applicable law; it is not forfeited to Kinoflix by default.

6. Statements and payment timing
Kinoflix will publish monthly statements within 30 calendar days after month-end and initiate payment no later than 45 calendar days after month-end for a provider whose total finalized unpaid balance is at least US$25 and whose payment/tax verification is complete. A statement shows reporting month, recognized subscription base, each permitted deduction, new pool, carried reserve, total qualified seconds, the provider's title seconds and percentage, royalties, corrections, applicable withholding and payment status. Estimates may change before close and are labeled as estimates. A finalized amount is corrected through a separately identified adjustment and explanation, not silently overwritten.
Balances below US$25 roll forward without expiration or maintenance fees. Regardless of threshold, a positive undisputed balance is paid at least annually by March 31 for the preceding calendar year, subject to verification and legal restrictions. After all of a provider's titles are withdrawn or the agreement terminates, the remaining positive balance is paid within 60 days after the final earning month, regardless of threshold, subject to verification and resolution of genuinely disputed amounts. Banking delays after initiation are outside Kinoflix's control; failed payments are investigated and reissued after corrected details. Earnings and estimates are not a bank deposit or escrow account and do not earn interest.

7. Payment method, currency and taxes
The default accounting currency is USD. Initially payments may be initiated manually by Kinoflix through a supported payment provider or bank transfer and recorded in the dashboard; automated payouts are not promised or enabled merely by signing this agreement. No card number, government tax identifier or bank password should be entered in an upload, public profile, review note or ordinary support message. Kinoflix will arrange a secure verification/payment channel before commercial earnings begin. Supported countries depend on payment-provider, banking and sanctions requirements; approval of a title does not guarantee that a particular payout method or country is supported. Kinoflix will verify eligibility before commercial activation.
Kinoflix bears its ordinary outgoing payout fees. The recipient bears only its bank's separately imposed incoming or optional conversion fees, disclosed where known; those fees do not reduce the 40% pool. Local-currency settlement uses the provider's disclosed actual conversion rate without a hidden Kinoflix markup. Licensor must provide appropriate tax documentation through the designated secure channel, such as W-9 or relevant W-8 documentation where applicable. Kinoflix may withhold only amounts required by law and will supply required reporting. Withholding is from the particular provider's payment, not a deduction from other providers' pool. Licensor is responsible for its own tax returns and contributor payments. Unsupported or incomplete payment details suspend remittance, not the accrued lawful debt; legally required abandoned-property rules still apply.

8. Fraud review, corrections and disputes
Kinoflix may hold only the reasonably disputed portion while it investigates identified fraud, a rights conflict or payment restriction, and must pay the undisputed eligible balance on time. It will give the provider a reason and status update at least every 30 days, unless law prohibits notice. Correcting confirmed artificial viewing requires recalculating affected allocations fairly; a provider is not charged personally for ordinary customer refunds or platform operating losses. Recovery of a documented mistaken overpayment is limited to future royalties unless fraud, willful misconduct or a separately agreed repayment arrangement justifies another remedy. Provider questions should be raised within 90 days of receiving a statement; this administrative window does not waive nonwaivable rights or claims for concealed errors. Kinoflix will acknowledge a dispute within ten business days and aim to resolve it within 30 days or explain the remaining investigation.
On 30 days' written notice, once per calendar year, the provider may have an independent accountant review relevant pool and title allocation records for the prior two years, under reasonable confidentiality safeguards and without access to other viewers' personal data or unrelated providers' confidential contracts. The provider pays review costs unless it finds an underpayment exceeding 5% of the amounts due for the reviewed period, in which case Kinoflix reimburses reasonable review costs and promptly pays the shortfall. Royalty and reconciliation records are retained for at least seven years where lawful; raw personal viewing data need not be retained that long if aggregate records support the calculation.

9. Activation, beta and no retroactive conversion
This is the standard commercial schedule for every title whose provider expressly signs version 2026-11-07.2. Uploading authorizes private review immediately. Commercial earnings start only after acceptance, owner approval, actual commercial release, real paid subscriber availability and payment eligibility verification. The dashboard must identify the release date. Beta/sandbox playback remains unpaid. The platform remains in beta until its commercial release checks are complete; signing does not launch it, promise a launch date, or make earlier tests payable. Older beta-only agreements remain beta-only until the provider explicitly signs this version. A live release must not proceed while reconciliation, notice, verified watch-time or payment requirements are unavailable.

10. Stable standard terms
The 40% commitment, allowed deductions and allocation basis apply equally to participating titles. Kinoflix may improve a provider's terms by a signed addendum; a separate fixed-fee or exclusive acquisition must explicitly explain its treatment in the pool and cannot silently reduce the promised common pool. This standard does not authorize such exceptions automatically. A reduction in the 40%, expansion of deductions, or material allocation change requires the affected provider's express acceptance before applying to its licensed title. Existing earned amounts are unaffected. A provider may decline new terms and withdraw. The schedule is incorporated in the title's signed distribution agreement and retained with its acceptance record.