The César Awards - the French equivalent of the Oscars - were presented last Friday night. In a surprise, Philippe Faucon’s Fatima won Best Picture, while Mustang took four categories. Veterans Catherine Frot and Vincent Lindon took top acting honors while Birdman was awarded Best Foreign Film. Michael Douglas was recognized for lifetime achievements, and delivered a stirring acceptance speech in French. More details HERE.
BEST FILM
Fatima, dir: Philippe Faucon
BEST ACTOR
Vincent Lindon, La Loi Du Marché
BEST DIRECTOR
Arnaud Desplechin, My Golden Days
BEST ACTRESS
Catherine Frot, Marguerite
BEST FOREIGN FILM
Birdman, dir: Alejandro G Inarritu
BEST ORIGINAL SCREENPLAY
Deniz Gamze Ergüven, Alice Winocour, Mustang
BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR
Benoit Magimel, La Tête Haute
BEST ORIGINAL MUSIC
Warren Ellis, Mustang
BEST ADAPTED SCREENPLAY
Philippe Faucon, Fatima
BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS
Sidse Babett Knudsen, L’Hermine
BEST SET DECORATION
Martin Kurel, Marguerite
BEST FIRST FILM
Mustang, dir: Deniz Gamze Erguven
BEST DOCUMENTARY
Tomorrow, dirs: Cyril Dion, Mélanie Laurent
BEST EDITING
Mathilde Van De Moortel, Mustang
BEST CINEMATOGRAPHY
Christophe Offenstein, Valley Of Love
BEST SOUND
François Musy and Gabriel Hafner, Marguerite
BEST ANIMATED FILM
Le Petit Prince, dir: Mark Osborne
BEST ANIMATED SHORT
Le Repas Dominical, dir: Céline Devaux
BEST NEWCOMER (MALE)
Rod Paradot, La Tête Haute
BEST COSTUMES
Pierre-Jean Larroque, Marguerite
BEST SHORT FILM
La Contre Allée, dir: Cécile Ducrocq
BEST NEWCOMER (FEMALE)
Zita Hanrot, Fatima
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