César Awards
Follow the latest news about the César Awards live on “20 Minutes” through our articles and live commentary. Created in 1976, the César Awards for cinema are film awards given annually by the Academy of Arts and Techniques of Cinema in Paris.
The César Awards ceremony is considered the French equivalent of the Oscars, and is one of the most anticipated events of the year for French cinema. It usually begins with awards for technical categories, followed by a concert and performances. After that, the main awards are presented, and the winner of the Best Film César is announced. A traditional tribute is paid to a deserving French artist. The ceremony typically takes place in February, at the Olympia in Paris.
The ceremony is broadcast live on television and radio, and is watched by millions of viewers. It is regarded as one of the most important events in the French film industry, allowing French artists to celebrate their achievements.
