45th Cesar awards winners (updating live)

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Best Film: Les Miserables

Best Director: Roman Polanski, An Officer and a Spy

Best First Feature Film: Papicha

Best Documentary: M

Most Promising Actress: Lyna Khoudri, Papicha

Most Promising Actor: Alexis Manenti, Les Miserables

Best Animated Film: I Lost My Body

Best Production Design: La belle epoque

Best Costume Design: An Officer and a Spy

Best Short Film: By a Hair

Best Animated Short: The Night of the Plastic Bags

Audience Award: Les Miserables

Best Adapted Screenplay: An Officer and a Spy

Best Original Screenplay: La belle epoque

Best Cinematography: Claire Mathon, Portrait of a Lady on Fire

Best Sound: The Wolf’s Call

Best Editing: Les Miserables

Best Foreign Film: Parasite

Best Score: I Lost My Body

Best Supporting Actress: Fanny Ardant, La belle epoque

Best Supporting Actor: Swann Arlaud, By The Grace Of God

Best Actress: Anais Demoustier, Alice and the Mayor

Best Actor: Roschdy Zem, Oh Mercy!

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[FreemanGriffin Joined: Feb 19th, 2012 Topics: 475 Posts: 7311 View Predictions]

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La belle epoque won for Original Screenplay over both Les Miserables and Portrait of a Lady On Fire. Roman Polanski won for adapted screenplay with his An Officer and a Spy. Papicha winning First Film makes me think Les Miserables must be winning Best Film; they have a rule that Best Film cannot win Best Director… the awards are being given out now and I will post more winners as they are announced!

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[FreemanGriffin Joined: Feb 19th, 2012 Topics: 475 Posts: 7311 View Predictions]

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Claire Mathon won for her Cinematography of Portrait of a Lady on Fire (: They have been spreading the wealth this year, with the technical awards going to different films.

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[FreemanGriffin]

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Fanny Ardant wins her 2nd Cesar 23 years after she won her first for 1996’s Pedale douce (Best Actress). This year she wins for Best Supporting Actress for La belle epoque.

Swann Arlaud wins his 2nd Cesar – this time for Best Supporting Actor for By the Grace Of God. He won Best Actor 2 years ago for Bloody Milk.

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[FreemanGriffin]

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Shocking upset for Best Actress: Anais Demoustier wins for Alice and the Mayor. She was her film’s only nomination. I had a feeling that Adele Haenel and Noemie Merlant would cancel each other out.

Best Actor went to Roschdy Zem for Oh Mercy! He also won the Lumieres award for the same role.

Roman Polanksi won Best Director for a fifth time (Tess, The Pianist, The Ghost Writer, Venus in Fur, and An Officer and a Spy). I was disappointed and thought that Celine Sciamma would win ):

Les Miserables wins Best Film.

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[RealLyre852 Joined: Aug 31st, 2019 Topics: 0 Posts: 164 View Predictions]

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those walk outs were amazing once Polanski was announced as the winner, shame that convicted rapists are still celebrated.

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[BICTH Joined: Nov 3rd, 2016 Topics: 3 Posts: 2925 View Predictions]

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adele haenel and celine sciamma walked out after polanski was announced the winner

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[Cocastique]

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They outdid themselves, this year was the cringiest ceremony they ever made. Foresti was good as a host but you could feel the tension in the room was high af and it ruined it. Also, the annoying award preseners did not help.

This win for Polanski is gonna have big consequences. The backclash after the 12 (!) nominations was already big before the ceremony. I can’t imagine what it’s going to be after they just gave him 2 (!!) awards tonight.

Les Misérables winning BP was very predictable and surprisingly, quite a boring choice. Glad it allowed Papicha to win Best First Feature tho !

Portrait deserved more than Cinematography…

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[Marcus Snowden (The Artist Formerly Known as msnowden1) Joined: Nov 18th, 2012 Topics: 165 Posts: 6199 View Predictions]

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I really don’t blame people for walking out after Polanski winning Best Director. The guy’s an awful human being.

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[JackO Joined: Jun 2nd, 2011 Topics: 12 Posts: 4889 View Predictions]

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BICTH wrote:

adele haenel and celine sciamma walked out after polanski was announced the winner

saw portrait today respect her so much now

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[Marco11 Joined: Nov 29th, 2014 Topics: 24 Posts: 6553 View Predictions]

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Nice win for Anais Demoustier!

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[AMG Joined: Sep 20th, 2012 Topics: 168 Posts: 4268 View Predictions]

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Fuck them.

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[Eddy Q Joined: Oct 13th, 2012 Topics: 22 Posts: 3807 View Predictions]

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Once again the silent majority rises above the vocal minority. This is after the mass resignation of the entire board of governers at César following the 12 nominations for Polanski’s film.

FreemanGriffin wrote:

Shocking upset for Best Actress: Anais Demoustier wins for Alice and the Mayor. She was her film’s only nomination. I had a feeling that Adele Haenel and Noemie Merlant would cancel each other out.

Perhaps, but I don’t see why that should be; after seeing Portrait, it’s clear to me which of the two actresses I would pick and her name starts with ‘A’. (They’re both great though.) I haven’t seen Alice and the Mayor, so who knows, maybe Demoustier deserved it.

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