Roubaix, Une Lumière
Roubaix, Une Lumière, directed by Arnaud Desplechin, produced by Why Not Production, competing in seven categories, including best film.
Le Jeune Ahmed
Le Jeune Ahmed, directed by Jean-Pierre Dardenne & Luc Dardenne, produced by Les Films du Fleuve, competing for best foreign film.
La Fameuse invasion des Ours en Sicile
La Fameuse invasion des Ours en Sicile, the first feature animation of Lorenzo Mattoti, produced by Primea Lina Production, competing for best feature animation.
La Cordillera de los Sueños
La Cordillera de los Sueños, directed by Patricio Guzman and produced by Atacama Films, competing for best documentary film.
Chambre 212
Chambre 212, directed by Christophe Honoré, produced by Les Films Pelléas.
Proxima
Proxima, directed by Alice Winocour, produced by Dharamsala Film.
Jeanne
Jeanne, directed by Bruno Dumont and produced by 3B.
Two years after receiving the César & Technique award, Mikros remains committed to providing VFX and post-production innovations tailored to the specific creative and storytelling needs of each project.
Beatrice Bauwens, Head of Mikros Feature Film & Episodic division, comments, “This year’s shortlisted films by the Academie des César shows the great diversity of VFX and post-production services that Mikros can provide for all kinds of films. The teams from our Paris and Liege studios were happy to contribute to all these projects and partner with filmmakers to bring their creative visions to life.”
The 45th César Awards ceremony – celebrating a record attendance year of 74.5 million theater goers – is being held on February 28 at the Salle Pleyel in Paris.