Every year, the César ceremony celebrates the best of French cinema, rewarding the artists, directors and technicians who have made their mark over the year. Created in 1976, this prestigious event is the French equivalent of the Oscars, and honors the diversity and excellence of the seventh art. Through several categories, it highlights outstanding performances and works that have captivated audiences and critics alike.
The César nominations are unveiled a few weeks before the ceremony, and are always the subject of lively debate. Among the most eagerly awaited awards, the César for Best Film honors a work that has marked the year by its originality and impact. The César for Best Actor and Best Actress reward outstanding performances, while Best Director highlights the vision and talent behind the camera. Other categories, such as Best Screenplay, Best Music and Best Animated Film, testify to the richness of French cinema.
The evening is also an opportunity to celebrate up-and-coming talent, with the César for Best Female and Male Actors, showcasing promising young actors. Whether poignant dramas, irresistible comedies or gripping thrillers, the award-winning films reflect the diversity and creativity of French cinema.
Beyond the awards themselves, the César Awards are a time for celebration, bringing together industry professionals and offering viewers a glimpse of the year's must-see works. Each year, the ceremony confirms its essential role in showcasing France's cinematic heritage and promoting the talents of today and tomorrow.
César, Oscar 2025: discover our reviews of the nominated films
The nominations for the most important ceremonies in the French and American film world have been announced. Whether it's for the Césars or the Oscars, most of the films mentioned have been reviewed on Sortiraparis. We invite you to discover our reviews! [Read more]
Dates and Opening Time
On February 28, 2025
Location
L'Olympia
28 Boulevard des Capucines
75009 Paris 9
Official website
www.academie-cinema.org