Anatomy of a fall triumphs at the 2024 César Awards: The complete list of winners
Justine Triet’s film received six Césars this evening, and The Animal Kingdom received five. Photos of the winners and best speeches of the evening can be found below.
“This evening is dedicated to Micheline Presle.”
It is with these words that opened the 49th Cesar ceremony, which, as promised, highlighted women. This ceremony organized at the Olympia was indeed punctuated by the new wave #Metoo, which is currently hitting French cinema (but not only). Waited to speak, Judith Godreche as expected spoke courageously about sexual violence and sexist, which are rife in the cinema industry.
“After all, I too am also a crowd, she notably said to the audience at the Césars. A crowd, in front of you. A crowd looking you in the eye tonight. It’s a funny time for us, isn’t it? A ghost from the Americas who comes to kick in the armored door. Who would’ve believed that ? For some time now, words have been loosening. The image of our idealized fathers is being damaged. The power almost seems to sway. Could it be possible that we could face the truth? Take our responsibilities? To be the actors, the actresses of a universe that questions itself? For some time now, I have been talking, I have been talking, but I cannot hear you. Or barely.”
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The women were also honored for their screenplays (best adaptation for Valerie Donzelli, Audrey Diwan (Love and Forests), best original script for Anatomy of a fallco-written by Justine Triet And Arthur Harari) or their staging: Chiara Malta was honored for Linda wants chicken!co-directed by Sébastien Laudenbach, Kaouther Ben Hania leaves with a trophy for Olfa’s Daughters, And Monia Chokri received the César for best foreign film for Simple like Sylvain – to the nose and beard of Christopher Nolannominated in the same category for Oppenheimer, and winner of an honorary César. As Agnes Jaouiwelcomed on stage with emotion by Jamel Debbouze.
By obtaining the prize for best director, Justine Triet makes César history, being only the second woman awarded in this category after Tony Marshall For Venus Beauty (institute)in 2000.
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Adele Exarchopolous opened the festivities by winning a well-deserved César for his supporting role in I will always see your facesof Jeanne Herrythen the young Ella Rumpf created a surprise by winning the female revelation for Marguerite’s theorem. Cut off in her tracks by the music forcing the winners to shorten their speeches, she was “revenge” a few moments later by Raphaël Quenardwho won his male equivalent for Dog of the breakage. A work which also received the César for best film.
The actor caused a sensation by linking “Culture” has “farming” and taking the time to deliver a committed and offbeat speech of which he has the secret. It was followed by several strong words, whether to denounce sexism or the bloody conflict currently taking place in Gaza.
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Here is the complete winners of the 2024 Césars:
César for Best Actress in a Supporting Role
Adèle Exarchopoulos in I will always see your faces
Leila Bekhti in I will always see your faces
Galatea Bellugi in Dog of the breakage
Élodie Bouchez in I will always see your faces
Miou Miou in I will always see your faces
César for best adaptation
Valérie Donzelli, Audrey Diwan for Love and Forests
Vanessa Filho for The consent
Catherine Breillat for Last summer
César for best costumes
Ariane Daurat for The Animal Kingdom
Jürgen Doering for Jeanne du Barry
Pascaline Chavanne for My Crime
Tran Nu Yên Khê for The Passion of Dodin Bouffant
Thierry Delettre for The three Musketeers
César for best decorations
Stéphaine Taillasson for The three Musketeers
Emmanuelle Duplay for Anatomy of a fall
Angelo Zamparutti for Jeanne du Barry
Toma Baquéni for The Passion of Dodin Bouffant
Julia Lemaire for The Animal Kingdom
César for best sound
Fabrice Osinski, Raphaël Sohier, Mattthieu Fichet, Niels Barletta for The Animal Kingdom
Julien Sicart, Fanny Marin, Jeanne Delplancq, Olivier Goinard for Anatomy of a fall
Rémi Daru, Guadalupe Cassius, Loïc Prian, Marc Doisne for I will always see your faces
Erwan Kerzanet, Sylvain Malbrant, Olivier Guillaume for The Goldman Trial
Dvavid Rit, Gwennolé Le Borgne, Olivier Touche, Cyril Holtz, Niels Barletta for The three Musketeers
César for best first film
Jean-Baptiste Durant for Dog of the breakage
Léa Domenach for Bernadette
Iris Kaltenbäck for The rapture
Sébastien Vanicek for Vermin
Stéphan Castang for Vincent must die
Jean-Pascal Zadi took advantage of the evening to pass on his CV to Christopher Nolan!
César for best animated short film
Summer 96, by Mathilde Bédouet
Funny birdsby Charlie Belin
Miss Tang’s Forestby Denis Do
César for best animated film
Linda wants chicken!, by Chiara Malta and Sébastien Laudenbach
Prohibited to dogs and Italiansby Alain Ughettole
Mars expressby Jérémie Périn
César of female revelation
Ella Rumpf in Marguerite’s Theorem
Celeste Brunnquell in Her Father’s Daughter
Kim Higelin in The consent
Suzanne Jouannet in The Royal Way
Rebecca Marder in Great expectations
Caesar of male revelation
Raphaël Quenard in Dog of the breakage
Julien Frison in Marguerite’s Theorem
Paul Kircher in The Animal Kingdom
Samuel Kircher in Last summer
Milo Machado Graner in Anatomy of a fall
César for best short fiction film
The Waitby Alice Douard
Boleroby Nans Laborde-Jourdàa
Fastby Paul Rigoux
César for best visual effects
Cyrille Bonjean, Bruno Sommier, Jean-Louis Autret for The Animal Kingdom
Thomas Duval for Acid
Lise Fischer, Cédric Fayolle for The mountain
Olivier Cauwet for The three Musketeers
Léo Ewald for Vermin
César for Best Supporting Actor
Swann Arlaud in Anatomy of a fall
Anthony Bajon in Dog of the breakage
Arthur Harari in The Goldman Trial
Pio Marmaï in Yannick
Antoine Reinartz in Anatomy of a fall
César for best original music
Andrea Laszlo de Simone for The animal kingdom
Gabriel Yared for Love and the forests
Delphine Malaussena for Dog of the breakage
Vitalic for Disco Boy
Guillaume Roussel for The three musketeers (part 1: D’Artagnan/part 2: Milady)
César for best original screenplay
Justine Triet, Arthur Harari for Anatomy of a fall
Jean-Baptiste Durand for Dog of the breakage
Jeanne Herry for I will always see your faces
Nathalie Hertzberg, Cédric Khan for The Goldman Trial
Thomas Cailley, Pauline Munier for The Animal Kingdom
César for best documentary short film
Fluid Mechanics, by Gala Hernández López
The actorby Hugo David and Raphaël Quenard
The Effect of my wrinklesby Claude Delafosse
César for best documentary film
Olfa’s Daughters, by Kaouther Ben Hania
Atlantic Barby Fanny Molins
Little Girl Blueby Mona Achache
Our bodyby Claire Simon
On the Adamantby Nicolas Philibert
César for best foreign film
Simple as Sylvain, by Monia Chokri
Pick upby Marco Bellocchio
Dead leavesby Aki Kaurismaski
Oppenheimerby Christopher Nolan
Perfect Daysby Wilm Wenders
Cesar for best photo
David Cailley for The Animal Kingdom
Simon Beaufils for Anatomy of a fall
Jonathan Ricquebourg for The Passion of Dodin Bouffant
Patrick Ghiringhelli for The Goldman Trial
Nicolas Bolduc for The three Musketeers
César for best editing
Laurent Sénéchal for Anatomy of a fall
Francis Vesin for I will always see your faces
Valérie Loiseleux for Little Girl Blue
Yann Dedet for The Goldman Trial
Lilian Basket for The Animal Kingdom
César for Best Director
Justine Triet for Anatomy of a fall
Catherine Breillat for Last summer
Jeanne Herry for I will always see your faces
Cédric Kahn for The Goldman trial
Thomas Cailley for The animal kingdom
Cesar for best actor
Arieh Worthalter in The Goldman Trial
Romain Duris for The Animal Kingdom
Benjamin Lavernhe in L’Abbé Pierre – A life of combat
Melvil Poupaud in Love and Forests
Raphaël Quenard in Yannick
César for best actress
Sandra Hüller in Anatomy of a fall
Marion Cotillard for Little Girl Blue
Léa Drucker in Last summer
Virginie Efira in Love and Forests
Hafsia Herzi in The Rapture
Cesar for best film
Anatomy of a fall by Justine Triet
Dog of the breakage by Jean-Baptiste Durand
The Animal Kingdom by Thomas Cailley
The Goldman Trial by Cédric Kahn
I will always see your faces by Jeanne Herry
“I would like to dedicate this Caesar to all women” 👏
Justine Triet and Anatomy of a Fall won a total of six Césars, finishing with Best Film. #César2024 pic.twitter.com/ucULE6WpoQ
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