Cinema, VOD, free streaming… Where to see La Nuit du 12, big winner of the 48th César ceremony and all the other award-winning films?
Where and how to see the 2023 César award-winning films? Here is the guide to all the films available, rewarded during this 48th edition of the ceremony.
Where to see the film? The big winner of the ceremony, with 6 prizes (Best Film, Direction, Sound, Actor in a Supporting Role for Bouli Lanners, Male Hope for Bastien Bouillon, and Adapted Screenplay), to which we can add the Cesar for high school students, and the of the producer, has just come out in many cinemas, in the wake of the Césars. It is therefore not too late to discover the film on the big screen. It is also currently broadcast on Canal + (precisely tonight, at 11:25 p.m.), and therefore on myCANAL. It is also available on VOD and DVD.
What is it about ? At the PJ, each investigator comes across a crime that he cannot solve and which haunts him. For Yohan it’s Clara’s murder. The interrogations follow one another, the suspects are not lacking, and Yohan’s doubts continue to grow. Only one thing is certain, the crime took place the night of the 12th.
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Where to see the film? The film, which won the César for Best Actress for Virginie Efira, is available on VOD and DVD.
What is it about ? In Paris, Mia is caught in an attack in a brasserie. Three months later, when she still hasn’t managed to resume the course of her life and only remembers the event in snatches, Mia decides to investigate her memory to find her way back to life. possible happiness.
Where to see the film? The film, which won the César for Best Actor for Benoît Magimel, and the César for Best Cinematography, is still visible in a few theaters and will be available on DVD and Blu-Ray on March 7.
What is it about ? On the island of Tahiti, in French Polynesia, the High Commissioner of the Republic De Roller, representative of the French State, is a man of calculation with perfect manners. In official receptions such as shady establishments, he constantly takes the pulse of a local population from which anger can emerge at any time. Especially since a rumor is insistent: we have seen a submarine whose ghostly presence would announce a resumption of French nuclear tests.
Where to see the film? The film, which won the César for Best Supporting Actress for Noémie Merlant, and the Best Original Screenplay for Louis Garrel, Tanguy Viel, and Naïla Guiguet, is now available on VOD and DVD.
What is it about ? When Abel learns that his mother Sylvie, in her sixties, is about to marry a man in prison, he panics. Supported by Clémence, his best friend, he will do everything to try to protect her. But the meeting with Michel, his new father-in-law, could well offer Abel new perspectives…
Where to see the film? The film, which won the Cesar for Best Female Hope to Nadia Tereszkiewicz, will be available on DVD on March 21. It is still showing in some cinemas.
What is it about ? At the end of the 1980s, Stella, Etienne, Adèle and the whole troupe were twenty years old. They pass the entrance examination for the famous school created by Patrice Chéreau and Pierre Romans at the Amandiers theater in Nanterre. Launched at full speed in life, passion, play, love, together they will live the turning point of their lives but also their first great tragedies.
Where to see the film? The film, which received the César for Best and Best Sets, is available on VOD and DVD, and is still showing in some cinemas.
What is it about ? The fate of Simone Veil, her childhood, her political battles, her tragedies. The epic and intimate portrait of a woman with an extraordinary career who has shaken up her time by defending a humanist message that is still burningly topical.
Where to see the film? The film, which received the César for best music and best editing, is currently broadcast on Canal+, available on myCANAL, and on DVD and VOD.
What is it about ? Julie struggles alone to raise her two children in the countryside and keep her job in a Parisian palace. When she finally gets an interview for a position corresponding to her aspirations, a general strike breaks out, paralyzing transport. It’s all of Julie’s fragile balance that falters. She will then embark on a frantic race, at the risk of sinking.
Where to see the film? The film, which received the César for Best Visual Effects, is currently broadcast on OCS, available on OCS on demand, and on DVD and VOD.
What is it about ? The feature film by Jean-Jacques Annaud, reconstructs hour by hour the incredible reality of the events of April 15, 2019 when the cathedral suffered the most important disaster in its history. And how women and men will put their lives at risk in an incredible and heroic rescue.
Where to see the movie ? The film, which won the César for Best First Film for Alice Diop, will be released on DVD on April 4, 2023. It is still showing in a few cinemas.
What is it about ? Rama, a young novelist, attends the trial of Laurence Coly at the Assize Court of Saint-Omer. The latter is accused of having killed her fifteen-month-old daughter by abandoning her at the rising tide on a beach in northern France. But during the trial, the word of the accused, listening to the testimonies make Rama’s certainties waver and question our judgement.
Where to see the film? The film, which won Jean-Gabriel Périot the César for Best Documentary Film, is now available on DVD and VOD.
What is it about ? Through the text of Didier Eribon interpreted by Adèle Haenel, Retour à Reims (Fragments) tells in archives an intimate and political history of the French working world from the beginning of the 1950s to today.
Where to see the film? The film, which won the César for Best Foreign Film for Rodrigo Sorogoyen, is currently broadcast on Canal+, available on myCANAL, and on DVD and VOD.
What is it about ? Antoine and Olga, a French couple, have been living in a small village in Galicia for a long time. They have a farm and restore abandoned houses to facilitate repopulation. Everything should be idyllic but a serious conflict with their neighbors escalates the tension to irreparable…
Where to see the film? The César for Best Animated Film is available on DVD and VOD.
What is it about ? Kabul, Afghanistan, 2001. Herra is a young woman of Czech origin who, out of love, decides to leave everything to follow the one who will become her husband, Nazir. She then becomes the witness and the actor of the upheavals that her new Afghan family experiences on a daily basis. By lending her European woman’s perspective, against a backdrop of cultural and generational differences, she sees, at the same time, her daily life shaken by the arrival of Maad, an unusual orphan who will become her son…
Where to see the film? Winner of the César for Best Short Film, the film is currently available on the Arte website and the Arte Youtube channel.
What is it about ? With his baccalaureate in hand, Julien left his hometown to build a bigger life in the capital, leaving his memories behind. And then one day, he has to come back, and that day his memories jump out in his face, between two packets of Pepitos.
Where to see the film? Winner of the César for Best Animated Short Film, the film is currently available on the Arte website, the Arte Youtube channel, and on Universciné.
What is it about ? A journey through the youth and intimate memories of a grandmother illustrates the status of Slovenian women during the first part of the 20th century. The strict doctrine of the Catholic Church imposed social conventions, under which women were easily seen as mere objects dedicated to satisfying the sexual needs of their husbands.
Where to see the film? Winner of the César for Best Documentary Short Film, the film is temporarily available for free on the France Télévisions replay site.
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What is it about ? In 1983, Maria Schneider gave an interview for the television program Cinéma Cinémas. The conversation takes an unexpected turn when the actress challenges film industry practices and is asked to talk about the controversial film The Last Tango in Paris (1972).