The César Award winners for Best Film of the 1980s
The top 3 according to 12 votes from people: The Last Metro · Quest for Fire · La Balance. (Updated Jun 9, 2018.)
The films that won the César for Best Film at the ceremonies from 1980 to 1989, with the 1984 tie.
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Top 11
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1
The Last Metro
François Truffaut (1981 César). A Paris theatre under the Occupation; ten Césars.
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2
Quest for Fire
Jean-Jacques Annaud (1982 César). Prehistory and the quest for fire.
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3
La Balance
Bob Swaim (1983 César). An informer in Paris's underworld.
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4
À nos amours
Maurice Pialat (1984 César, tie). Sandrine Bonnaire as a rebellious teenager.
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5
Le Bal
Ettore Scola (1984 César, tie). Fifty years of history in a ballroom, without a word.
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6
My New Partner
Claude Zidi (1985 César). Philippe Noiret and Thierry Lhermitte as corrupt cops.
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7
Three Men and a Cradle
Coline Serreau (1986 César). Three bachelors and a baby.
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8
Thérèse
Alain Cavalier (1987 César). The life of Saint Thérèse of Lisieux.
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9
Au revoir les enfants
Louis Malle (1988 César). A boarding school that hid Jewish children.
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10
Camille Claudel
Bruno Nuytten (1989 César). Isabelle Adjani as the sculptor.
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11
Tess
Roman Polanski (1980 César). Nastassja Kinski in Thomas Hardy's novel.
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