17th César Awards

The 17th César Awards ceremony was held in 1992 and hosted by Michèle Morgan. The winners (highlighted in bold) and nominees were:

• Best Film:
  Tous les matins du monde, directed by Alain Corneau
  Merci la vie, directed by Bertrand Blier
  La Belle Noiseuse, directed by Jacques Rivette
  Van Gogh, directed by Maurice Pialat
• Best Foreign Film:
  Toto le Héros, directed by Jaco Van Dormael
  Alice, directed by Woody Allen
  Dances with Wolves, directed by Kevin Costner
  The Silence of the Lambs, directed by Jonathan Demme
  Thelma & Louise, directed by Ridley Scott
  Urga, directed by Nikita Mikhalkov
• Best Debut:
  Delicatessen, directed by Marc Caro, Jean-Pierre Jeunet
  Les Arcandiers, directed by Manuel Sanchez
  L'Autre, directed by Bernard Giraudeau
  Fortune Express, directed by Olivier Schatzky
  Lune froide, directed by Patrick Bouchitey
• Best Actor:
  Jacques Dutronc, for Van Gogh
  Michel Piccoli, for La Belle Noiseuse
  Hippolyte Girardot, for Hors la vie
  Jean-Pierre Marielle, for Tous les matins du monde
  Gérard Jugnot, for Une époque formidable...
• Best Actress:
  Jeanne Moreau, for La vieille qui marchait dans la mer
  Anouk Grinberg, for Merci la vie
  Juliette Binoche, for Les Amants du Pont-Neuf
  Emmanuelle Béart, for La Belle Noiseuse
  Irène Jacob, for La Double vie de Véronique
• Best Supporting Actor:
  Jean Carmet, for Merci la vie
  Jean-Claude Dreyfus, for Delicatessen
  Ticky Holgado, for Une époque formidable...
  Bernard Le Coq, for Van Gogh
  Gérard Séty, for Van Gogh
• Best Supporting Actress:
  Anne Brochet, for Tous les matins du monde
  Catherine Jacob, for Merci la vie
  Jane Birkin, for La Belle Noiseuse
  Hélène Vincent, for J'embrasse pas
  Valérie Lemercier, for L'Opération Corned-Beef
• Most Promising Actor:
  Manuel Blanc, for J'embrasse pas
  Laurent Grévill, for L'Année de l'éveil
  Thomas Langmann, for Paris s'éveille
  Guillaume Depardieu, for Tous les matins du monde
  Chick Ortega, for Une époque formidable...
• Most Promising Actress:
  Géraldine Pailhas, for La Neige et le feu
  Marie-Laure Dougnac, for Delicatessen
  Marie Gillain, for Mon père, ce héros
  Alexandra London, for Van Gogh
  Elsa Zylberstein, for Van Gogh
• Best Director:
  Alain Corneau, for Tous les matins du monde
  Bertrand Blier, for Merci la vie
  Jacques Rivette, for La Belle Noiseuse
  André Téchiné, for J'embrasse pas
  Maurice Pialat, for Van Gogh
• Best Writing:
  Gilles Adrien, Marc Caro, Jean-Pierre Jeunet, for Delicatessen
  Bertrand Blier, for Merci la vie
  Alain Corneau, Pascal Quignard, for Tous les matins du monde
  Maurice Pialat, for Van Gogh
• Best Cinematography:
  Yves Angelo, for Tous les matins du monde
  Darius Khondji, for Delicatessen
  Gilles Henry, Emmanuel Machuel, for Van Gogh
• Best Costume Design:
  Corinne Jorry, for Tous les matins du monde
  Valérie Pozzo di Borgo, for Delicatessen
  Edith Vesperini, for Van Gogh
• Best Sound:
  Anne Le Campion, Pierre Gamet, Gérard Lamps, Pierre Verany, for Tous les matins du monde
  Vincent Arnardi, Jérôme Thiault, for Delicatessen
  Jean-Pierre Duret, François Groult, for Van Gogh
• Best Editing:
  Hervé Schneid, for Delicatessen
  Claudine Merlin, for Merci la vie
  Marie-Josèphe Yoyotte, for Tous les matins du monde
• Best Music:
  Jordi Savall, for Tous les matins du monde
  Carlos D'Alessio, for Delicatessen
  Zbigniew Preisner, for La Double vie de Véronique
  Jean-Claude Petit, for Mayrig
• Best Production Design:
  Jean-Philippe Carp, Miljen Kreka Kljakovic, for Delicatessen
  Michel Vandestien, for Les Amants du Pont-Neuf
  Philippe Pallut, Katia Wyszkop, for Van Gogh
• Best Animated Short:
  J'entends plus la guitare, directed by Bernard Palacios
  La Saga des glaises, directed by David Ferre, Olivier Théry-Lapiney
• Best Fiction Short:
  25 décembre 58, 10h36, directed by Diane Bertrand
• Best Documentary Short:
  Hermann Heinzel, ornithologue, directed by Jacques Mitsch
• Honorary César:
  Michèle Morgan
  Sylvester Stallone

External links

• César Awards 1992 at the IMDb