The César Award winners for Best Film of the 2010s
The top 3 according to 37 votes from people: The Artist · Of Gods and Men · A Prophet. (Updated Nov 21, 2020.)
The ten films that won the César for Best Film at the ceremonies from 2010 to 2019.
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Top 10
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1
The Artist
Michel Hazanavicius (2012 César). A silent black-and-white film that also won the Oscar.
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2
Of Gods and Men
Xavier Beauvois (2011 César). The monks of Tibhirine.
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3
A Prophet
Jacques Audiard (2010 César). Tahar Rahim, from petty inmate to crime boss; nine Césars.
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4
Me, Myself and Mum
Guillaume Gallienne (2014 César). An autobiographical comedy in which he also plays his mother.
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5
Elle
Paul Verhoeven (2017 César). Isabelle Huppert as a rape victim who tracks down her attacker.
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6
BPM (Beats per Minute)
Robin Campillo (2018 César). Act Up-Paris in the AIDS years; six Césars.
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7
Custody
Xavier Legrand (2019 César). A child's custody battle with a violent father.
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8
Timbuktu
Abderrahmane Sissako (2015 César). Timbuktu under jihadist rule; seven Césars.
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9
Fatima
Philippe Faucon (2016 César). A Moroccan mother who cleans houses to pay for her daughters' studies.
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10
Amour
Michael Haneke (2013 César). Jean-Louis Trintignant and Emmanuelle Riva.
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Comments (7)
120 battements par minute, bouleversant.
Timbuktu, un film magnifique.
Un prophète de Jacques Audiard, chef-d'œuvre absolu.
Jusqu'à la garde, la dernière scène est terrifiante.
120 battements par minute, bouleversant.
The Artist aux César avant les Oscars, quelle année pour Jean Dujardin.
Timbuktu d'Abderrahmane Sissako, magnifique et nécessaire.