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Césars 2009 - Séraphine wipes the board clean with 7 Césars
Charlotte Gainsbourg who was this year’s president and Antoine Decaune as master of Ceremony tried desperately to make the evening fun but did not quite succeed. It has to be said, Florence Foresti, has to be the Cesar for the best performance that evening.
Mesrine with 10 nominations only received three Césars in the end: for best film, best actor and best sound. Séraphine, however, wiped the board clean with 7 Césars against 8 nominations. The other big winners were I’ve loved you so long with two awards and Le premier jour du reste de ta vie with 3 Césars incl. Best male and female new comers and best editing. The Class which had been nominated for the Oscar of the best foreign film only picked up one César for best adaptation.
All the Results
Best Actor
Vincent Cassel as Mesrine by Jean-François Richet
Best Actress
Yoland Moreau as Séraphine by Martin Provost
Best Supporting Actor
Jean-Paul Roussillon - A Christmas Tale by Arnaud Desplechin
Best Supporting Actress
Elsa Zylberstein – I’ve loved you so long
Best New Comers
Deborah François – Le premier jour du reste de ta vie
Marc André Grondin - Le premier jour du reste de ta vie
Best Director
Jean-François Richet – Mesrine in two parts
Best Film
Séraphine
Best Music
Séraphine
Best Photography
Séraphine
Best Foreign Film
Dance with Bashir - Ari Folman
Best Costumes
Séraphine
Best Film Set
Seraphine – by Martin Provost
Best Short film
Les Miettes de Pierre Pinaud.
Cesar for overall career
Dustin Hoffman
Best Sound
Mesrine
Best Scenario
Séraphine by Florence Foresti
Best first movie
I’ve loved you so long - by Philippe Claudel
Best Screen Adaptation
The Class (Entre les Murs) by Laurent Cantet assisted by François Bégaudeau and Robin Campillo.
Best Editing
Le premier jour du reste de ta vie - Rémi Besançon
Best Documentary
Les Plages d'Agnès - Agnès Varda
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