At the beginning of January, the Academy of Cinema Arts & Techniques announced that the 2023 edition of César will be chaired by actor Tahar Rahim. Then, the organization announced that for the first time in its history, the animation of the night will not be provided by a master of ceremony, but by nine speakers who are well-known to the public, such as Leïla Bekhti, Jérôme Commandeur, Jamel Debbouze, Emmanuelle. Devos, Léa Drucker, Eye Haïdara, Alex Lutz, Raphaël Personnaz and Ahmed Sylla. However, the nominees were announced on Wednesday, January 25, almost a month after the event aired on Canal+.
Among the nominees for this 48th edition, which will take place on February 24 at Olympia, one film stands out with eleven nominations. Directed by famous actor Louis Garrel, L’innocent is – for once – a comedy. Right behind it, we find La nuit du 12, the crime thriller by Dominik Moll, with ten nominations. To round out the top three movies that dominate the list, in the body Cedric Klapisch and Pacifiction – Torment on the Islands by Albert Serra each received nine nominations.
César 2023 candidates
best actress
- Fanny Ardant in “Young Lovers”
- Juliette Binoche in “Ouistreham”
- Laure Calamy, “Full Time”
- Virginie Efira at “Revoir Paris”
- Adèle Exarchopoulos in the movie “Fuck it”
best actor
- Jean Dujardin in “November”
- Louis Garrel in ‘The Innocent’
- Vincent Macaigne in “Diary of a Temporary Relationship”
- Benoît Magimel in “Peace – Torment on the Islands”
- Denis Menochet, “Peter von Kant”
best movie
- “Almond Trees” by Valeria Bruni Tedeschi
- “In the Body” by Cédric Klapisch
- “Innocent” by Louis Garrel
- “Night of the Twelve” by Dominik Moll
- “Pacification – Torment on the Islands” by Albert Serra
Best Achievement
- Cédric Klapisch for “In the Body”
- Louis Garrel for “Innocent”
- Cédric Jimenez for “November”
- Dominik Moll for “Night of the Twelve”
- Albert Serra for “Pacification – Torment on the Islands”
Best Supporting Actress
- Judith Chemla in “Sixth Child”
- Anaïs Demoustier in “November”
- Anouk Grinbert in the movie “Innocent”
- Lyna Khoudri in “November”
- Noémie Merlant in “Innocent”
Best Supporting Actor
- François Civil, “In the Body”
- Bouli Lanners in “Night of the Twelve”
- Micha Lescot in “Almond Trees”
- Pio Marmaï, “In the Body”
- Roschdy Zem in the movie “Innocent”
Most Promising Actress
- Marion Barbeau, “In the Body”
- Guslagie Malanda in “Saint Omar”
- Rebecca Marder in “A Young Girl Who Is Good”
- Nadia Tereszkiewicz in “Almond Trees”
- Mallory Wanecque in “The Worst”
Best Male Hope
- Bastien Bouillon in “Night of the Twelve”
- Stefan Crepon, “Peter von Kant”
- Dimitri Doré in “Bruno Reidal, the confession of a murderer”
- Paul Kircher in “High School Student”
- Aliocha Reinert in “Little Nature”
Best Animated Short Film
- “Câline” directed by Margot Reumont and produced by Benoît Ayraud
- “Black Sun” directed by Marie Larrivé and produced by Nicolas de Rosanbo, Céline Vanlint
- “Grandma’s Sex Life” directed by Ursika Djukic and Emilie Pigeard and produced by Olivier Catherin, Edwina Liard, Nida Santiago
Best Documentary Short Film
- “Churchill, polar bear town” directed by Annabelle Amoros and produced by Clarisse Turpin
- “Listen to the rhythm of our images” produced by Audrey Jean-Baptiste and Maxime Jean-Baptiste, directed by Audrey Jean-Baptiste
- “Maria Schneider, 1983,” directed by Elisabeth Subrin and produced by Helen Olive and Martin Bertier
best foreign movie
- “As bestas” by Rodrigo Sorogoyen
- “Close” by Lukas Dhont
- Tariq Saleh’s “Cairo Conspiracy”
- “Eo” by Jerzy Skolimowski
- “Unfiltered” by Ruben Östlund
Best Debut Film
- “Bruno Reidal, the confession of a murderer” by Vincent Le Port
- “Falcon Lake” by Charlotte Le Bon
- “The Worst” by Lise Akora and Romane Gueret
- “Saint Omar” by Alice Diop
- “Sixth child” by Léopold Legrand
César Award for Best Original Screenplay
- for Eric Gravel Full time
- For Valéria Bruni Tedeschi, Noémie Lvovsky, Agnès de Sacy Almond Trees
- Cedric Klapish for Santiago Amigorena in the body
- For Louis Garrel, Tanguy Viel, Naïla Guiguet Innocent
- For Alice Diop, Amrita David, Marie Ndiaye Dear Omar
César Award for Best Adaptation
- for Michel Hazanavicius To cut!
- Thierry de Peretti and Jeanne Aptekman State Scandal Investigation
- For Dominik Moll and Gilles Marchand night of the 12
César Award for Best Visual Effects
- for Guillaume Marien Five Demons
- for Sebastien Rame Smoking makes you cough
- for Laurens Ehrmann Notre Dame is burning
- for Mikael Tanguy November
- for Marco del Bianco Pacifiction – torments on the islands
Caesar of the best insignia
- for Emmanuelle Duplay Almond Trees
- for Sebastien Birchler fire colors
- for Michel Barthelemy night of the 12
- for Sebastien Vogler Pacifiction – torments on the islands
- For Christian Marty Simone – journey of the century
César for the best sound
- For Cyril Moisson, Nicolas Moreau, Cyril Holtz in the body
- Laurent Benaïm, Alexis Meynet, Olivier Guillaume Innocent
- Cédric Deloche, Alexis Place, Gwennolé Le Borgne, Marc Doisne November
- François Maurel, Olivier Mortier, Luc Thomas night of the 12
- Jordi Ribas, Benjamin Laurent, Bruno Tarrière Pacifiction – torments on the islands
César for Best Editing
- For Mathilde Van de Moortel Full time
- for Anne-Sophie Bion in the body
- for Pierre Deschamps Innocent
- for Laura Gardette November
- for Laurent Rouan night of the 12
César Award for Best Original Score
- for Irene Dresel Full time
- Alexandre Desplat, For the cut!
- for Gregoire Hetzel Innocent
- for Olivier Marguerite night of the 12
- Marc Verdaguer for Joe Robinson Pacifiction – torments on the islands
- for Anton Sanko travelers of the night
César Award for Best Cinematography
- for Julien Poupard Almond Trees
- for Alexis Kavyrchine in the body
- for Patrick Ghiringhelli night of the 12
- Arthur Tort, for Pacifiction – torments on the islands
- for Claire Mathon Dear Omar
Caesar of the best costumes
- For Caroline de Vivaise Almond Trees
- for Pierre-Jean Larroque fire colorsEmmanuelle Youchnovski, Waiting for Bojangles
- for Corinne Bruand Innocent
- Praxedes de Villonga, for Pacifiction – torments on the islands
- For Gigi Lepage Simone – journey of the century
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Source: Programme Television
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