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Awards / France · founded 1976

César Awards

France’s national film awards, named for sculptor César Baldaccini, are the French industry’s Oscars. Best Film (Meilleur film) is the headline prize in a ceremony that still treats cinema as a civic art.

Headline category

Best Film

10

Winner: The Secret of the Grain
Winner Not in catalog

The Secret of the Grain

Nominee: A Secret
Not in catalog

A Secret

Nominee: I've Loved You So Long
Not in catalog

I've Loved You So Long

Nominee: La Vie en Rose
Not in catalog

La Vie en Rose

Nominee: Paris
Not in catalog

Paris

Nominee: Persepolis
Not in catalog

Persepolis

Nominee: Public Enemy Number One: Part 1 and 2
Not in catalog

Public Enemy Number One: Part 1 and 2

Nominee: The Class
Not in catalog

The Class

Nominee: The Diving Bell and the Butterfly
Not in catalog

The Diving Bell and the Butterfly

Nominee: The First Day of the Rest of Your Life
Not in catalog

The First Day of the Rest of Your Life

Nominee lists are compiled from Wikipedia and Wikidata under CC BY-SA, then matched to TMDB identifiers and our Netflix catalog. Title pages exist only for catalog matches. Data refreshes daily via the catalog-sync worker.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Césars?

France’s national film awards, named for sculptor César Baldaccini, are the French industry’s Oscars. Best Film (Meilleur film) is the headline prize in a ceremony that still treats cinema as a civic art.

Which nominees link to Latest Netflix?

Any nominee that matches a title in our Netflix catalog gets a poster and a link to its movie or series page. Everyone else stays in the list without a catalog link.