Awards ceremony (from the left to the right): Noémie Lvovsky, Pedro Costa, Laurent Cantet, Ralph Zoller, Bernadette Lafont, Laurence Ferreira Barbosa, Janine Bazin, Marie Bunel, Anne-Marie Miéville, Jean-Pierre Chevènement
Jean-François Stevenin and Monte Hellman on stage
Monte Hellman
Laurent Cantet receives the Grand Prix for the Best Short film for "Tous à la manif" from Martine Barraqué and Bernadette Lafont
Pedro Costa during the Awards ceremony received the Grand Prix for the Best Foreign Feature Film for "Casa de Lava"
Laurence Cote, actress of "Circuit Carole" by Emmanuelle Cuau
Laurence Ferreira Barbosa and Stéphane Touitou, "Paix et Amour"
Laurent Achard, "Dimanche ou les fantômes" (in competition)
Laurent Cantet, "Tous à la manif"
Noemie Lvovsky, "Oublie moi"
Nicolas Saada
MONTE HELLMAN
The Monte Hellman's retrospective reveal a filmmaker, unknown at that time in France, which filled the audience with enthousiasm.
While in a film shooting in the region, Jean-François Stevenin arrived to the festival to meet Monte Hellman to whom he "owes his vocation". A great moment of emotion when Stevenin tells Monte Hellman all his admiration and the hudge influence his cinema has on François Truffaut and the other filmmakers of the French New Wave.
AWARDS
Two women are celebrated this year and won ex aequo the Grand Prix for the Best French Feature film: Anne-Marie Miéville for Lou n'a pas dit non, and Noémie Lvovsky for Oublie-moi (film for which she also won the Gérard Frot-Coutaz Award).
Pedro Costa won for the first time the Grand Prix for the Best Foreign Feature film for his second feature film Casa de Lava.
Laurent Cantet, presented his first work Tous à la manif, for which he won the Grand Prix for the Best Short film.
The Gerard Frot-Coutaz' Special Mention Award is given to Emmanuelle Cuau for her film Circuit Carole.
Laurence Ferreira Barbosa won the Audience Best Feature film Award for Paix et amour.
