actualize
Show only highlights
- The “big family” of French cinema will meet this Friday, Salle Pleyel, in Paris, for the 45th edition of the Cesars.
- The ceremony takes place against a backdrop of controversy, between the Polanski case and the reform of the Academy of Caesar.
- J'accuse , by Roman Polanski, has twelve nominations. La Belle Epoque by Nicolas Bedos and Les Misérables by Ladj Ly are named eleven times.
7:03 p.m .: Eyes are fixed on the Pleyel room
Cold? Surly? Falsely relaxed? What will be the best qualifier to designate the atmosphere that will reign this Friday evening, Salle Pleyel, in Paris, on the occasion of the 45th edition of the Cesars? The only thing we know is that lukewarmness will not be there.
Between the indignation aroused by the twelve appointments granted to Roman Polanski and his J'accuse and the repercussions of the collective resignation of the board of directors of the Césars in mid-February after 400 personalities signed a petition to denounce his "dysfunctions" , the context is very tense and the “big family” of French cinema appears more disunited than ever.
We almost forget that the objective of the evening is to reward the most significant films of the past year. Besides J'accuse , La Belle Epoque , Les Misérables and Portrait of the young girl on fire each have more than ten nominations… Are the big winners of the evening among them?
»Response from 9pm!
Good evening and welcome to this live dedicated to the 45th Cesar ceremony. We will reveal the palmares to you as it is announced, but also the extras and the various events that could occur. Do not hesitate to react. Good night !
- Adele Haenel
- Television
- Live
- Caesar 2020
- Roman Polanski
- Cinema
- Culture