So, the regular problem of international co-productions.  Rules say to input the country where the "primary production company is based."  But how do you determine which is the primary company?

The movie in question is The Triplets of Belleville.  I will give the exact phrasing as is given on the screen.  Can someone please tell me how the primary company can be determined, especially since on-screen the film tells us it is a co-production?

There are, incidentally, 8 French companies, 3 Belgian companies, 3 Canadian companies, 2 British companies, and a fund attached to the EU.  Looking at the closing credits, it seems most of the work was done at studios in Montreal...

Opening Screen Credits

Les Armateurs presents

in association with
Production Champion
Vivi Film
France 3 Cinema
RGP France

in partnership with
Canal+
Sofica Gimages 3
Confimage 12

a France-Canada-Belgium
co-production with
Telefilm Canada

and SODEC
Societe de developpement des entreprises culturelles-Quebec

Supported by
Centre National de la Cinematographie

Cartoon,
Media Programme of the European Union,
Procirep,
BBC Bristol and BBC Worldwide

With assistance from
"Fonds Film in Vlaanderen"
and "Nationale Loterij"

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a France-Canada-Belgium
co-production with
Telefilm Canada

I always go with the credits when there is an actual mention like this. So in this case I would enter France, since it's listed first. But I don't think there is a definitive answer until we can have multiple countries, or at least an option for co-productions.

I'd go with France, too.

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Quoting Danae Cassandra:

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The movie in question is The Triplets of Belleville.

Fallacious. As CharlieM has pointed out the movie in question is Les triplettes de Belleville.

That may be the movie in question, but the DVD in question is 043396-032316, which is titled 'The Triplets of Belleville'.  That being the case, her comment is hardly fallacious.