Jim Carrey surprises audience by speaking in French during the 2026 César Awards: 'I am learning'
Jim Carrey amazed the audience at the 2026 César Awards by delivering his acceptance speech in French while receiving an honorary award.
Terrorist and Saint. Interview with Oliver Laxe
In an interview with the newspaper Sirp, French director Oliver Laxe discusses his creative vision and the profound impact of visual narratives in cinema.
Richard Linklater's 'Nouvelle Vague' wins big at French cinema's night of nights
Richard Linklater’s film 'Nouvelle Vague' received multiple awards at the César Awards in Paris, highlighting triumphs and notable snubs in the French film industry.
Family Drama with Valeria Bruni Tedeschi is Best Film at the French César Gala
Carine Tardieu's family drama 'L'attachement' won Best Film at the French César Gala.
This strong gesture from Isabelle Adjani, who asks the men in the César audience to stand up for women's rights
Isabelle Adjani called on male attendees at the César ceremony to stand in support of women's rights, delivering a powerful speech during her presentation of the Best Actor award.
The Lavernhe Madness, Jim Carrey in French, Brigitte Bardot Booed... The Highlights of the Caesars
The 51st César Awards featured notable moments including Benjamin Lavernhe impersonating Jim Carrey and a controversial tribute to Brigitte Bardot.
Carine Tardieu’s ‘The Ties That Bind Us’ wins best film at 2026 César Awards
'The Ties That Bind Us' directed by Carine Tardieu has been awarded Best Film at the 2026 César Awards in France.
César Ceremony 2026: Discover the Complete Winners
The 2026 César Ceremony honored a diverse array of French films, with 'L'Attachement' winning Best Film and Richard Linklater awarded Best Director.
"Racist!": Brigitte Bardot Booed During Her Posthumous Tribute at the 2026 César Awards
Brigitte Bardot was booed during a posthumous tribute at the 2026 César Awards after some audience members shouted accusations of racism.
"Make Cinema Great Again": Camille Cottin's Sweet Impertinence as President of the César Awards in Aviator Glasses
Camille Cottin humorously kicked off the 51st César Awards ceremony, sportingly aviator sunglasses in a nod to Emmanuel Macron and Tom Cruise's Top Gun character, while engaging in social commentary.
'The Secret Agent' Fails to Win the César Award for Best International Film
Brazil's 'The Secret Agent' did not win the Best International Film at the César Awards 2026, losing to the American film 'One Battle After Another.'
At the 2026 César Awards, the cool glamour of Leïla Bekhti in a white plunging Ami dress
Leïla Bekhti showcased her stunning fashion sense at the 2026 César Awards, donning a custom white dress by Ami, designed by her friend Alexandre Mattiussi.
César 2026: follow the ceremony, the award winners, and the highlights live
The 51st César Awards, hosted by Benjamin Lavernhe and chaired by Camille Cottin, showcased the winners and highlights from the prestigious French film ceremony held at Olympia.
Benjamin Lavernhe and Rebecca Marder, a discreet couple in the shadow of the spotlight
Benjamin Lavernhe and Rebecca Marder are a reserved couple in the French cinema scene, preferring to keep their love private and only engage in public appearances for promotional purposes.
These Masters and Mistresses of Ceremony Who Have Marked the History of the César Awards
The article highlights the influential hosts of the César Awards, showcasing their memorable performances that often eclipse the winners' speeches.
The Little Last One by Hafsia Herzi wins the Alice-Guy Prize
Hafsia Herzi's film 'The Little Last One' wins the Alice-Guy Prize for best French film directed by a woman at the César Awards ceremony.
The best film without Bastien Bouillon or Laurent Lafitte, the best "daughter of"... Le Figaro awards its Caesars
Le Figaro announces its own winners for the César Awards, highlighting the resilience of French cinema amidst industry challenges.
Florence Foresti flirts with Sean Penn, the Commandeur show, Vanessa Paradis punished... The 10 best moments of the César Awards
This article highlights the top 10 memorable moments from the César Awards, focusing on the 51st ceremony held in 2026.
"Sometimes, I hate the effect I have on people": when another Marilyn Monroe is revealed
The article discusses the recent French translation of a book by British journalist William J. Weatherby that offers a fresh perspective on Marilyn Monroe based on their encounters during the filming of 'The Misfits.'
Selton Mello announces new international film shot in Paris: 'In love with cinema'
Selton Mello has announced a new international film titled 'I Don't Even Know Who I Was,' shot in Paris and directed by João Paulo Miranda Maria, in collaboration with the French production company Les Valseurs.
David Cronenberg, Isabelle Huppert, and Alexandra Lamy among the presenters of the 51st César Ceremony
David Cronenberg, Isabelle Huppert, and Alexandra Lamy are set to present awards at the upcoming 51st César Ceremony in Paris.
Marsupilami continues to attract crowds and approaches 3 million admissions
The family comedy 'Marsupilami' achieves remarkable success in its second week, nearing 3 million admissions in France.
She Really Wanted to be French. But Was Sent to a Concentration Camp
The article discusses the themes of resistance films in the context of World War II and their relevance today, particularly through the lens of the Danish experience during occupation.
She so wanted to be French. But they sent her to a concentration camp
The article discusses the cultural impact of films depicting life under foreign occupation, particularly in the context of World War II, as illustrated by the film adaptation of Irène Némirovsky's novel 'Suite Française.'
Bollywood stars Richa and Manoj discuss special matters with French President Macron
Bollywood actors Richa Chadha and Manoj Bajpayee met with French President Emmanuel Macron during his visit to India, focusing on strengthening dialogue between the two countries.
'Beautiful' period drama makes fans fall in love on BBC tonight
A French period drama titled 'A Taste Of Things' has garnered substantial acclaim and is airing on BBC Four tonight.
The 80 romantic series and comedies to (re)watch for Valentine's Day
A selection of 80 romantic series and comedies perfect for celebrating Valentine's Day.
Film List Week 7: Jodie Foster Speaks French in the Elegant 'A Private Life'
This week's film list highlights Jodie Foster as a French-speaking psychoanalyst in Paris, alongside other notable performances.
Angelina Jolie takes on Paris Fashion Week in Alice Winocour's intimate drama 'Coutures'
Film critic Manon Kerjean reviews new French film releases including 'Coutures' starring Angelina Jolie, which focuses on the challenges women face in the fashion industry during Paris Fashion Week.
"It was really impressive!" The second Baltic Film Festival takes place in Paris
The second Baltic Film Festival, 'CinéBaltique,' in Paris has garnered significant interest, leading to its establishment as an annual event that includes professional networking days for Baltic and French producers.
Hitchcock by pencil
The article discusses the extensive study and admiration for Alfred Hitchcock as a filmmaker, highlighting his complex legacy and the delayed recognition he received from American critics compared to French and Brazilian perspectives.
From 'LOL 2.0' to Raymond Depardon: This week's must-see French films
Film critic Manon Kerjean discusses this week's notable French cinema releases, highlighting the comedy 'LOL 2.0' and works by director Raymond Depardon.
Increase in revenues and expansion outside Europe: who is betting on French cinema?
The year 2025 marked a significant quantitative and qualitative transformation for French cinema, positioning it to potentially reclaim its leadership in the global film industry with a notable increase in viewership and revenue.
The New Wave: what remains of the innovative spirit that transformed cinema in the late 1950s
This article discusses the enduring influence of the French New Wave cinema, as analyzed by Valeria Camporesi and Miguel Marías, in light of its homage in Richard Linklater's new film.
Culture in the Munich District: French Cinema in Lohhof
The Franco-German film days in Unterschleißheim starting January 17 aim to enhance cultural exchange through French cinema, showcasing classics like Godard's works.
Critique of 'Nouvelle Vague': Godard's Cinema Just Before Becoming Godard
Richard Linklater explores the French cinema of the 1960s, focusing on its key figures and counter-cinematic spirit, while reflecting on Godard's vulnerability during the making of 'Breathless.'
Nice names a studio after Brigitte Bardot
The Nice city council voted to name one of the studios at the Victorine, a significant site in French cinema history, after Brigitte Bardot, who became an international sex symbol following the filming of 'And God Created Woman' there in 1956.
Brigitte Bardot: The rare public appearance of her 'unknown' only son
Approximately 1,000 fans gathered in Saint-Tropez to pay tribute to the French cinema icon Brigitte Bardot, highlighting the discreet presence of her only son despite their estranged relationship.
French film show: 'Furcy' revisits dark chapter of slavery in France
The film 'Furcy' explores the true story of a slave on Reunion Island during the early 19th century, highlighting a dark chapter in French history.
Final tribute to Brigitte Bardot in Saint-Tropez: she rests facing the sea in a wicker coffin
French cinema icon Brigitte Bardot was quietly laid to rest in Saint-Tropez, attended by notable figures like Marine Le Pen and Mireille Mathieu, with many fans gathering to pay their respects.
A Crowd Gathered for Brigitte Bardot's Funeral in Saint Tropez
A large crowd gathered in Saint Tropez for the funeral of actress Brigitte Bardot, a French cinema icon who passed away at the age of 91 last month.
Michel Bernard: "Brigitte Bardot, the icon of a 'great French moment'"
Author Michel Bernard reflects on the legacy of actress Brigitte Bardot, who dominated the 1960s as a symbol of cinema, music, and freedom, during her funeral on January 7.
Sex object, animal rights activist, racist: the paradox that was Brigitte Bardot
The article explores the complex legacy of Brigitte Bardot, highlighting her influence as a cultural icon alongside her controversial views and actions.
Little darling of the French Riviera: Brigitte Bardot told through archives in Nice
An exhibition in Nice explores Brigitte Bardot's cinematic career and private life, featuring archival photos and personal belongings alongside those of Michèle Mercier and Mylène Demongeot.
Brigitte Bardot: Free France Was Her
The article discusses Brigitte Bardot's career and life, highlighting her embodiment of freedom and her lasting impact on French culture.
Why Brigitte Bardot is Eternal
Actress Brigitte Bardot, a timeless icon, passed away at 91, leaving a lasting impact on French cinema and culture.
Brigitte Bardot: When will her funeral be - What she requested for her burial
The article discusses the upcoming funeral of Brigitte Bardot, an iconic and controversial figure in French cinema, who passed away at the age of 91, with details about her burial requests.
Brigitte Bardot, the besieged mermaid of Saint-Tropez
The article recounts Brigitte Bardot's childhood in Saint-Tropez, her family's ties to the area, and her eventual retreat to quieter locales as the village transformed into a tourist hotspot.
Mythical and Mysterious: La Madrague, Eternal Refuge of Brigitte Bardot in Saint-Tropez
This article explores the significance of La Madrague as Brigitte Bardot's iconic retreat in Saint-Tropez from 1958 until her recent passing.
Brigitte Bardot: Her burial in a cemetery in Saint-Tropez
French actress Brigitte Bardot, who passed away at 91, will be buried in a seaside cemetery in Saint-Tropez, though a specific date for the burial has not yet been announced.