The César Award winners for Best Film of the 1990s
The top 3 according to 5 votes from people: Too Beautiful for You · Cyrano de Bergerac · Tous les matins du monde. (Updated Apr 11, 2021.)
The ten films that won the César for Best Film at the ceremonies from 1990 to 1999.
Automatically translated (original in Français). See the original
Top 10
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1
Too Beautiful for You
Bertrand Blier (1990 César). Gérard Depardieu, his wife Carole Bouquet and his mistress Josiane Balasko.
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2
Cyrano de Bergerac
Jean-Paul Rappeneau (1991 César). Depardieu in the title role; ten Césars.
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3
Tous les matins du monde
Alain Corneau (1992 César). The viol player Sainte-Colombe and his pupil Marin Marais.
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4
Savage Nights
Cyril Collard (1993 César). AIDS and passion; the director died three days before the ceremony.
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5
Smoking / No Smoking
Alain Resnais (1994 César). Two films, two actors, every possible fork in the road.
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6
Wild Reeds
André Téchiné (1995 César). Teenagers in the south-west during the Algerian War.
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7
La Haine (Hate)
Mathieu Kassovitz (1996 César). Twenty-four hours in the banlieue.
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8
Ridicule
Patrice Leconte (1997 César). Wit as a weapon at the court of Louis XVI.
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9
Same Old Song
Alain Resnais (1998 César). Characters who speak in snatches of popular songs.
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10
The Dreamlife of Angels
Erick Zonca (1999 César). Two young women in Lille.
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Comments (3)
La Haine aux César, évidemment, le film de la décennie.
Les Nuits fauves de Cyril Collard, bouleversant.
Cyrano de Bergerac avec Depardieu, un monument.