Thomas Cailley's heavenly show "The Set of all animals" and Justine Triet's Palme d'Or victor "Life structures of a Fall" are driving the race at the 49th Cesar Grants with 12 and 11 designations, individually.
Triet's film, which just collected a noteworthy five Oscar designations, and "The Animals of the world collectively," which opened at Cannes' Un Sure Respect and won an award, will compete for top Cesar grants including best chief and film.
The ambitious film "The Animal Kingdom" departs from the social realism tradition of French cinema. It's both an animal filled oppressed world and a dad and-child show (played by Romain Duris and Paul Kircher, both named for Cesar Grants), winding around a few contemporary worries over the fate of humanity. It's delivered by Pierre Guyard at Nord Ouest Movies and co-created by Artemis.
"Life structures of a Fall," in the interim stars Sandra Hüller — the German entertainer named for Cesar, Oscar and BAFTA grants — as a put on writer preliminary following the secretive demise of her significant other at their far off chalet. Marie-Ange Luciani of Les Films de Pierre and David Thion of Les Films Pelleas are the producers of the film, which has already received two Golden Globe nominations.
The other major Cesar competitors this year are Jeanne Herry's "Every one of Your Countenances," created by Hugo Selignac's Chi-Fou-Mi and Alain Attal's Les Movies du Tresor, and Cédric Khan's Cannes Chiefs' Fortnight opener "The Goldman Case," delivered by Benjamin Elalouf at Moonshaker Movies. " The Goldman Case," in view of the 1976 preliminary of revolutionary criminal Pierre Goldman, feels ideal as it manages discrimination against Jews, racial segregation and defects in the legal framework. Arthur Harari, the entertainer producer who co-expressed "Life structures of a Fall" with Triet (his accomplice), likewise stars in "The Goldman Case" and is named for his supporting job in the film.
"Every one of Your Countenances," which likewise hit home among Cesar Institute individuals, rotates around culprits and casualties of offenses who face each other under a helpful equity plan. "All Your Faces" actresses received four of the five awards in the category for best supporting female: Adele Exarchopoulos ("Blue Is the Hottest Tone"), Leila Bekhti ("La Source"), Miou ("The Study of Rest") and Elodie Bouchez ("Simone: The Century's Woman
As recently declared, "Oppenheimer" chief Christopher Nolan, close by Agnes Jaoui, a darling French entertainer, screenwriter and movie producer, will get privileged Cesar Grants during the forthcoming service, which will be held at Olympia Show Corridor on Feb. 23.
Cesar Awards nominations full list
Best Film
“Anatomy of a Fall,” Justine Triet
“Junkyard Dog,” Jean-Baptiste Durand
“All Your Faces,” Jeanne Herry
“The Goldman Case,” Cédric Kahn
“The Animal Kingdom,” Thomas Cailley
Best Director
Justine Triet, “Anatomy of a Fall”
Catherine Breillat, “Last Summer”
Jeanne Herry, “All Your Faces”
Cédric Kahn, “The Goldman Case”
Thomas Cailley, “The Animal Kingdom”
Best Actress
Marion Cotillard, “Little Blue Girl”
Léa Drucker, “Last Summer”
Virginie Efira, “Just The Two Of Us”
Hafsia Herzi, “The Rapture”
Sandra Hüller, “Anatomy of a Fall”
Best Actor
Romain Duris, “The Animal Kingdom”
Benjamin Lavernhe, “L’Abbé Pierre – A Century of Devotion”
Melvil Poupaud, “Just The Two Of Us”
Raphaël Quenard, “Yannik”
Arieh Worthalter, “The Goldman Case”
Best Supporting Actor
Leila Bekhti, “All Your Faces”
Galatea Bellugi, “Junkyard Dog”
Élodie Bouchez, “All Your Faces”
Adèle Exarchopoulos, “All Your Faces”
Miou Miou, “All Your Faces”
Best Supporting Actor
Swann Arlaud, “Anatomy Of A Fall”
Anthony Bajon, Junkyard Dog
Arthur Harari, “The Goldman Case”
Pio Marmaï, “Yannick”
Antoine Reinartz, “Anatomy of a Fall”
Female Revelation
Celeste Brunnquell, “No Love Lost”
Kim Higelin, “Consent”
Suzanne Jouannet, “The Royal Way”
Rebecca Marder, “Grand Expectations”
Ella Rumpf, “Marguerite’s Theorem”
Male Revelation
Julien Frison, “Marguerite’s Theorem”
Paul Kircher, “The Animal Kingdom”
Samuel Kircher, “Last Summer”
Milo Machado Graner, “Anatomy of a Fall”
Raphaël Quenard, “Junkyard Dog”
Best Original Screenplay
Justine Triet, Arthur Harari, “Anatomy of a Fall”
Jean-Baptiste Durand, “Junkyard Dog”
Jeanne Herry, “All Your Faces”
Nathalie Hertzberg, Cédric Khan, “The Goldman Case”
Thomas Cailley, Pauline Munier, “The Animal Kingdom”
Best Adapted Screenplay
Valérie Donzelli, Audrey Diwan, “Just The Two Of Us”
Vanessa Filho, “Consent”
Catherine Breillat, “Last Summer”
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