The Sparks and all the actors of Xavier Giannoli did not make the trip for nothing!
The Cesar 2022 ceremonydedicated to Gaspard ullielhas just presented its last prize at the Olympia, in Paris: it is lost illusions, by Xavier Giannoli, who leaves with the statuette for best film. Throughout the evening broadcast on Canal +, we have shared below the awards and highlights of the ceremony as it unfolds. Here are the results of the 74th César du cinema français.
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César 2022 nominations: record for Illusions Perdues, Aline and Annette as outsiders
After an introduction filled with tributes to the French films events of this year 2022 (even Kaamelottwho was however not named), the master of ceremonies Anthony of Caunes opened the festivities to the tune of “May we start?”of the Sparks, composed especially to open the film Annette, by Leos Carax. He then had a few words for Ukrainians, whose country was invaded this week by Russia. The President of this 48th ceremony, Danielle Thompson, also took the floor to officially launch the show. Then the first César was awarded: traditionally, it is that of the best female hope.
César Award for Best Female Hope
Anamaria Vartolomei, in The Event (winner)
Noee Abita, in Slalom
Salome Dewaels, in lost illusions
Agathe Rousselle, in Titanium
Lucia Zhang, in The Olympiads
César for the best male hope
Benjamin Voisin, in lost illusions (winner)
Sandor Funtek, in Supremes
Sami Outalbali, in A story of love and desire
Timotee Robart, in Magnetic
Makita Samba, in The Olympiads
The Event: a complete success [critique]
César Award for Best Visual Effects (award inaugurated this year)
Guillaume Pondard for Annette (winner)
Olivier Cauwet for eiffel
Martial Vallanchon for Titanium
Sebastien Rame for Aline
Arnaud Fouquet and Julien Meesters for lost illusions
César for best short fiction film
The Bad Boys directed by Elie Girard (winner)
The tender age directed by Julien Gaspar-Oliveri
The Departure rdirected by Saïd Hamich Benlarbi
good people directed by Maxime Roy
Black Soldier Directed by Jimmy Laporal-Trésor
Cesar for Best Costumes
Pierre-Jean Larroque for Lost Illusions (winner)
Catherine Leterrier for Aline
Pascaline Chavanne for Annette
Madeline Fontaine for Delicious
Thierry Delettre for eiffel
César for Best Decorations
Riton Dupire-Clement for Lost Illusions (winner)
Emmanuelle Duplay for Aline
Florian Sanson for Annette
Bertrand Seitz for Delicious
Stephane Taillasson for eiffel
Lost Illusions: a fascinating adaptation of Balzac [critique]
César Award for Best First Film
Magnetics by Vincent Mael Cardona
Gagarin directed by Fanny Liatard and Jérémy Trouilh
The Cloud by Just Philippot
The Snow Panther by Marie Amiguet and Vincent Munier
Slalom by Charlene Favier
A little before 10 p.m., the ceremony was interrupted to pay tribute to Jean-Paul Belmondo, who died on September 6. The star also features on the poster for this 47th ceremony.
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César 2022: the touching tribute to Jean-Paul Belmondo [vidéo]
César Award for Best Supporting Actress
Aissatou Diallo Sagna, in The divide (winner)
Jeanne Balibar, in lost illusions
Cecile de France, in lost illusions
Adele Exarchopoulos in mandibles
Danielle Fichaud, in Aline
César Award for Best Supporting Actor
Vincent Lacoste, in lost illusions (winner)
Francois Civil, in North ferry
Xavier Dolan, in lost illusions
Karim Leklou, in North ferry
Sylvain Marcel, in Aline
César 2022: The historic César of Aissatou Diallo Sagna, non-professional actress
César for Best Documentary Short Film (award inaugurated this year)
Maalbeek by Ismaël Joffroy Chandoutis (winner)
America by Giacomo Abbruzzese
Antelopes by Maxime Martinot
The End of Kings by Rémi Brachet
César Award for Best Documentary Film
The Snow Panther by Marie Amiguet and Vincent Munier (winners)
Animal by Cyril Dion
Bigger Than Us by Flore Vasseur
Stand Up Women! by Gilles Perret and Francois Ruffin
Gallant Indies by Philippe Béziat
Cesar for Best Foreign Film
The Father by Florian Zeller (winner)
Compartment No. 6 by Juno Kuosmanen
Drive My Car by Ryusuke Hamaguchi
First Cow by Kelly Reichardt
Julie (In 12 Chapters) by Joachim Trier
Tehran Law by Saeed Roustayi
Madres Paralelas by Pedro Almodovar
Florian Zeller – The Father: from stage to screen
César for Best Editing
Nelly Quettier for Annette (winner)
Simon Jacquet for North ferry
Valentin Feron for Box Our
Frederic Baillehaiche for The divide
Cyril Nakache for Lost Illusions
Cesar for Best Cinematography
Christophe Beaucarne for Lost Illusions (winner)
Caroline Champetier for Annette
Paul Guilhaume for The Olympiads
Tom Harari for Onoda, 10,000 Nights in The Jungle
Ruben Impens for Titanium
César Award for Best Original Screenplay
Arthur Harari, Vincent Poymiro for Onoda, 10,000 Nights in The Jungle (winners)
Valérie Lemercier, Brigitte Buc for Aline
Leos Carax, Ron Mael, Russell Mael for Annette
Yann Gozlan, Simon Moutàirou, Nicolas Bouvet-Levrard for Black Box
Catherine Corsini, Laurette Polmanss, Agnès Feuvre for The divide
César Award for Best Adaptation
Xavier Giannoli, Jacques Fieschi for Lost Illusions (winners)
Yael Langmann, Yvan Attal for Human Things
Audrey Diwan, Marcia Romano for The event
Céline Sciamma, Léa Mysius, Jacques Audiard for The Olympiads
Mathieu Amalric for Hug me tight
Cesar for Best Sound
Erwan Kerzanet, Katia Boutin, Maxence Dussère, Paul Heymans, Thomas Gauder for Annette (winners)
Olivier Mauvezin, Arnaud Rolland, Edouard Morin, Daniel Sobrino for Aline
Nicolas Provost, Nicolas Bouvet-Levrard, Marc Doisne for Black Box
François Musy, Renaud Musy, Didier Lozahic for Lost Illusions
Mathieu Descamps, Pierre Bariaud, Samuel Aichoun for Magnetics
César Award for Best Original Score
Ron Mael and Russell Mael for Annette (winners)
Guillaume Roussel for North ferry
Philippe Rombi for Black Box
rone for The Olympiads
Warren Ellis and Nick Cave for The Snow Panther
Is Annette more of a Sparks or Leos Carax movie?
“You inhabit the cinema planet”said Isabelle Huppert to Cate Blanchett at the time of giving him the César of honor, a few days after his Goya, won in Spain from the hands of Pedro Almodovar. Particularly moved, the Australian actress thanked the public and had a thought for the conflict which strikes Ukraine. His speech can be seen in full here.
César Award for Best Animated Short Film
Soft Madness, Hard Madness directed by Marine Laclotte (winner)
Empty Places by Geoffroy De Crécy
The world itself by Sandrine Stoïanov and Jean-Charles Finck
Precious by Paul Ma
César for Best Animated Film
The Summit of the Gods by Patrick Imbert (winner)
Even Mice Go To Heaven by Denisa Grimmovà and Jan Bubenicek
Crossing by Florence Miailhe
“It’s a whole world who mourned Gaspard.” Xavier Dolan paid a poignant tribute to Gaspard Ulliel, five years after having received in his place his César for best actor for Just the end of the world. Held on a shoot, the actor had asked his director, in the event of victory, to read a letter on stage … in which he praised him. A funny moment echoed by this new letter, where Dolan told of their friendship. His speech, to see here in fullthen opened the equally sad video “In Memoriam”saluting the memory of the film personalities who died this year.
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Cesar for best actor
Benoît Magimel, in In his lifetime (winner)
Damien Bonnard, in The Intranquilles
Adam Driver, in Annette
Gilles Lellouche, in North ferry
Vincent Macaigne, in night doctor
Pio Marmai, in The divide
Pierre Niney, in Black Box
Cesar for Best Actress
Valerie Lemercier in Aline (winner)
Leila Bekhti, in The Intranquilles
Valeria Bruni Tedeschi, in The divide
Virginie Efira, in Benedetta
Vicky Krieps, in Hug me tight
Cesar for Best Director
Leos Carax for Annette (winner)
Valerie Lemercier for Aline
Cedric Jimenez for North ferry
Audrey Diwan for The Event
Xavier Giannoli for lost illusions
Arthur Harari for Onoda, 10,000 nights in the jungle
Julia Ducournau for Titanium
Cesar for Best Film
Lost Illusions by Xavier Giannoli (winner)
Aline by Valerie Lemercier
Annette by Leos Carax
North ferry by Cedric Jimenez
The Event by Audrey Diwan
The divide by Catherine Corsini
Onoda, 10,000 Nights in The JungleArthur Harari
