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Post by JangoB on Feb 23, 2024 23:54:14 GMT
Best Film
Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet
Best Director
Justine Triet for Anatomy of a Fall
Best Actor
Arieh Worthalter, The Goldman Case
Best Actress
Sandra Hüller for Anatomy of a Fall
Best Supporting Actress
Adèle Exarchopoulos, All Your Faces
Best Supporting Actor
Swann Arlaud, Anatomy Of A Fall
Female Revelation
Ella Rumpf, Marguerite’s Theorem
Male Revelation
Raphaël Quenard, Junkyard Dog
Best Original Screenplay
Justine Triet, Arthur Harari for Anatomy of a Fall
Best Adapted Screenplay
Valérie Donzelli, Audrey Diwan, Just The Two Of Us
Cinematography
David Cailley for The Animal Kingdom
Best Costumes
Ariane Daurat, The Animal Kingdom
Best Production Design
Stéphane Taillasson, The Three Musketeers (Parts 1 & 2)
Best Sound
Fabrice Osinski, Raphaël Sohier, Matthieu Fichet, Niels Barletta, The Animal Kingdom
Best First Film
Junkyard Dog by Jean-Baptiste Durand
Best Animated Feature
Chicken For Linda! by Chiara Malta & Sébastien Laudenbach
Best Visual Effects
Cyrille Bonjean, Bruno Sommier, Jean-Louis Autret, The Animal Kingdom
Best Original Music
Andreas Laszlo de Simone, The Animal Kingdom
Best Editing
Laurent Sénéchal, Anatomy Of Fall
Best Documentary
Four Daughters by Kaouther Ben Hania
Best Foreign Film
The Nature Of Love, Monia Chokri
Honorary César
Christopher Nolan
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Post by mhynson27 on Feb 24, 2024 0:23:59 GMT
Reinartz>Arlaud
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Post by stephen on Feb 24, 2024 0:26:12 GMT
Milo Machado Graner >>>>> all of 'em. Honestly, I'm not crazy about Swann Arlaud's performance. I found him a bit much. |
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Post by mhynson27 on Feb 24, 2024 0:49:11 GMT
Milo Machado Graner >>>>> all of 'em.Honestly, I'm not crazy about Swann Arlaud's performance. I found him a bit much. Oh 100%, but sadly he wasn't even nominated. |
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Post by mhynson27 on Feb 24, 2024 0:50:27 GMT
Also, unless I'm misremembering, I though Swann's performance was pretty understated and low-key.
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Post by tylosaur on Feb 24, 2024 2:31:33 GMT
Oppenheimer lost Foreign Film?  Cancel the Cesar's! |
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Post by Tommen_Saperstein on Feb 24, 2024 4:54:26 GMT
just when you thought France's decision to not submit Anatomy of a Fall couldn't look any more awkward.
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Post by youngserling on Feb 24, 2024 6:00:53 GMT
Milo Machado Graner >>>>> all of 'em.Honestly, I'm not crazy about Swann Arlaud's performance. I found him a bit much. Oh 100%, but sadly he wasn't even nominated. Milo Machado Graner was nominated for the Cesar but for Best New Actor and he did not win. At least Sandra Hüller mentioned him in her speech (or so it seems to me) Curious how little Milo Machado Graner received awards this season. |
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Post by stabcaesar on Feb 24, 2024 6:20:59 GMT
Milo Machado Graner >>>>> all of 'em. Honestly, I'm not crazy about Swann Arlaud's performance. I found him a bit much. I agree. I think he's terrible in the film. |
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Post by pupdurcs on Feb 24, 2024 20:09:18 GMT
I'm pleased Adele Exarchopoulos is still doing big things in France and winning acting awards at this level. Feels like she got the short end of the stick compared to her Blue Is The Warmest Colour co-star Lea Seydoux, who got most of the international/Hollywood opportunities off the back of that film.
Maybe Seydoux was more comfortable acting in English (though I know Adele speaks English well enough to act in it) or she just had a better agent, but I always thought Adele deserved more opportunities in international/Hollywood productions as well. Good news is she's only 30 and still going strong in France, so she has plenty of time to go into more English speaking or Hollywood productions if she has any ambitions to do so.
Incidentally, Exarchopoulos is now a 2 time Ceasar winning actress, and while Seydoux had one more nomination than Adele ( 5 to Adele's 4), she is still waiting for her first Ceasar win.
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Post by PromNightCarrie on Feb 25, 2024 0:59:48 GMT
Milo Machado Graner >>>>> all of 'em. Honestly, I'm not crazy about Swann Arlaud's performance. I found him a bit much. That little boy was amazing. If it was up to me, he would have gotten an Oscar nomination too. |
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Post by mhynson27 on Feb 25, 2024 1:07:10 GMT
Some of the most realistic child crying I've ever seen.
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Post by JangoB on Feb 25, 2024 3:21:34 GMT
Some of the most realistic child crying I've ever seen. Do I want to know how you know so much about realistic child crying? Nah, don't think I do. |
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Post by mhynson27 on Feb 25, 2024 4:59:51 GMT
Some of the most realistic child crying I've ever seen. Do I want to know how you know so much about realistic child crying? Nah, don't think I do. I have 3 younger siblings, and I work in goddamn retail. |
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Post by mikediastavrone96 on Feb 25, 2024 15:28:42 GMT
I'm pleased Adele Exarchopoulos is still doing big things in France and winning acting awards at this level. Feels like she got the short end of the stick compared to her Blue Is The Warmest Colour co-star Lea Seydoux, who got most of the international/Hollywood opportunities off the back of that film. Maybe Seydoux was more comfortable acting in English (though I know Adele speaks English well enough to act in it) or she just had a better agent, but I always thought Adele deserved more opportunities in international/Hollywood productions as well. Good news is she's only 30 and still going strong in France, so she has plenty of time to go into more English speaking or Hollywood productions if she has any ambitions to do so. Incidentally, Exarchopoulos is now a 2 time Ceasar winning actress, and while Seydoux had one more nomination than Adele ( 5 to Adele's 4), she is still waiting for her first Ceasar win. Seydoux was already starting to get Hollywood opportunities before and around the time of Blue is the Warmest Colour. She was in small parts in Inglourious Basterds, Robin Hood, Midnight in Paris, a more substantial villainous role in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, and had already filmed a minor part in The Grand Budapest Hotel. I'm sure Blue is the Warmest Colour was a substantial boost for her in Hollywood and likely key to her getting in Bond, but she was already making Hollywood connections with A-list talents. |
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Post by Nikan on Feb 25, 2024 15:33:42 GMT
Did Jacques de Gatineau attend too?
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Post by pupdurcs on Feb 25, 2024 17:56:41 GMT
I'm pleased Adele Exarchopoulos is still doing big things in France and winning acting awards at this level. Feels like she got the short end of the stick compared to her Blue Is The Warmest Colour co-star Lea Seydoux, who got most of the international/Hollywood opportunities off the back of that film. Maybe Seydoux was more comfortable acting in English (though I know Adele speaks English well enough to act in it) or she just had a better agent, but I always thought Adele deserved more opportunities in international/Hollywood productions as well. Good news is she's only 30 and still going strong in France, so she has plenty of time to go into more English speaking or Hollywood productions if she has any ambitions to do so. Incidentally, Exarchopoulos is now a 2 time Ceasar winning actress, and while Seydoux had one more nomination than Adele ( 5 to Adele's 4), she is still waiting for her first Ceasar win.
Seydoux was already starting to get Hollywood opportunities before and around the time of Blue is the Warmest Colour. She was in small parts in Inglourious Basterds, Robin Hood, Midnight in Paris, a more substantial villainous role in Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol, and had already filmed a minor part in The Grand Budapest Hotel. I'm sure Blue is the Warmest Colour was a substantial boost for her in Hollywood and likely key to her getting in Bond, but she was already making Hollywood connections with A-list talents. Fair enough. Seydoux likely just had a better agent that was already pushing her towards Hollywood. Still Blue Is The Warmest Colour really did alter her profile significantly, and as you said, likely led to her getting Bond. I still believe Exarchopoulos was in a position to get really big Hollywood opportunities off the back of the huge wave of international attention and acclaim of Blue Is The Warmest Colour, but it never really happened. I'm almost surprised she wasn't tapped to be a Bond girl either, but they could only go with one of the ladies from that film, and Seydoux was the older and more experienced actor and had already worked on Hollywood sets. Age-wise, Seydoux was a better fit to be cast opposite Daniel Craig's Bond. Adele was only 22 when Spectre was cast, while Seydoux was 29 or 30 I think. |
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Post by pupdurcs on Mar 22, 2024 2:50:25 GMT
Ahhh....so Seydoux's career advantage over Exarchopoulos makes perfect sense now. How She was in a position to get those early international/Hollywood breaks in the first place. Seydoux is essentially a Nepo Baby. She was born into the film industry. Her family is very influential and powerful in the movie industry in France/Europe. Her grandfather of the chairman of Pathe. Her granduncle is chairman of the Gaumont film company.
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Post by akittystang on Apr 3, 2024 23:26:02 GMT
Best Film Anatomy of a Fall by Justine Triet Best Director Justine Triet for Anatomy of a Fall Best Actor Arieh Worthalter, The Goldman Case Best Actress Sandra Hüller for Anatomy of a Fall Best Supporting Actress
Adèle Exarchopoulos, All Your FacesI opened this thread to see how Anatomy of a Fall did and was shocked to see Adele Exarchopoulos won something; She seemed to have fallen off the map. Obviously, I haven't been paying attention. |
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