The French cinema Oscar went to “Twelfth Night”.
The 48th edition of the “Cesar” awards, known as the Oscars of French cinema, was held and the movie “Twelfth Night” won 6 awards, including the best film and best film.
Charso Press: In the 48th edition of the French Academy Awards held on Friday evening in Paris, the film “Twelfth Night” directed by “Dominique Mol” was nominated for awards in 10 categories, along with the best film and director awards, the best emerging actor awards for “Bastine”. Boyon, Best Supporting Actor for Bully Lawners, as well as Best Sound and Best Adapted Screenplay awards.
This film was unveiled in May of last year in the non-competitive section of the Cannes Film Festival, and its story is about a criminal detective who gets involved in a complex case of a woman who is a murder victim in a small town near Grenoble on the slopes of the French Alps.
But the comedy “Innocent” by Louis Garrel, which was the leader of these awards with 11 nominations, finally won the awards for the best original screenplay and also the best supporting actress for Noomi Merlant.
One of the most important events of this year’s French Sarer Awards was the awarding of the Cesar Honorary Award to David Fincher, which Hollywood star Brad Pitt of the movie “Seven” presented this award to “Fincher” with an unexpected appearance at this film ceremony. “Brad Pitt” has collaborated with “Fincher” in three successful films “Seven”, “The Boxing Club” and “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”.
This year, the low presence of women in the best film and director categories at the nomination stage has sparked debates, and despite recent efforts by the French Academy of Cinematic Arts, which oversees the awards, to introduce more transparency, equality and diversity in the different categories of these awards, not even one director The woman was not nominated in the best director category.
In other categories, the award for the best foreign film went to “Animal” directed by “Rodrigo Sorogin” and the film “Notre Dame on Fire” won the award for the best visual effects and “Arto Tourte” won the award for the best cinematography for the film “Aramsazi”.
Saint Omar by Alice Diop, which this year represented French cinema in the category of the best international film at the Oscars, also won the César award for the best first film by a director.
According to this report, the ceremony and broadcast of the 48th French César Awards was stopped for a short time after the sudden appearance of a climate change activist on the stage. A woman wearing a T-shirt with the slogan “We have 761 more days” took the stage just as French actors Ahmed Sylla and Léa Drucker were about to present the winner of the Best New Actor award.
A French climate change group called Dernière Renovation took responsibility for the move on social media. The group pulled off a similar stunt during the Roland Garros tennis tournament in Paris last June, where a woman attached herself to the net before a semi-final match.