13th César Awards

The 13th César Awards ceremony, presented by the Académie des Arts et Techniques du Cinéma, honoured the best French films of 1987 and took place on 12 March 1988 at the Palais des Congrès in Paris. The ceremony was chaired by Miloš Forman and hosted by Michel Drucker and Jane Birkin. Au revoir les enfants won the award for Best Film.

13th César Awards
Date	12 March 1988
Site	Palais des Congrès, Paris, France
Hosted by	Michel Drucker and Jane Birkin
Highlights
Best Film	Au revoir les enfants
Best Actor	Richard Bohringer
Best Actress	Anémone
Most awards	Au revoir les enfants (7)
Most nominations	Au revoir les enfants (9)
Television coverage
Network	Antenne 2
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Winners and nominees

Richard Bohringer, Best Actor winner

Anémone, Best Actress winner

Jean-Claude Brialy, Best Supporting Actor winner

Mathilda May, Most Promising Actress winner

Thierry Frémont, Most Promising Actor winner

Best Film Au revoir les enfants The Grand Highway Les Innocents Under the Sun of Satan Tandem	Best Director Louis Malle – Au revoir les enfants Jean-Loup Hubert – The Grand Highway André Téchiné – Les Innocents Maurice Pialat – Under the Sun of Satan Patrice Leconte – Tandem
Best Actor Richard Bohringer – The Grand Highway Christophe Malavoy – Engagements of the Heart Jean Carmet – Miss Mona Gérard Depardieu – Under the Sun of Satan Gérard Jugnot – Tandem Jean Rochefort – Tandem	Best Actress Anémone – The Grand Highway Catherine Deneuve – Agent trouble Nastassja Kinski – Malady of Love Jeanne Moreau – The Miracle Sandrine Bonnaire – Under the Sun of Satan
Best Supporting Actor Jean-Claude Brialy – Les Innocents Tom Novembre – Agent trouble Jean-Pierre Kalfon – The Cry of the Owl Jean-Pierre Léaud – Lady Cops Guy Marchand – Widow's Walk	Best Supporting Actress Dominique Lavanant – Agent trouble Anna Karina – Cayenne Palace Marie Laforêt – Fucking Fernand Bernadette Lafont – Masks Sylvie Joly – The Miracle
Most Promising Actor Thierry Frémont – Travelling avant François Négret – Au revoir les enfants Cris Campion – Field of Honor Pascal Légitimus – L'Œil au beur(re) noir	Most Promising Actress Mathilda May – The Cry of the Owl Sophie Renoir – Boyfriends and Girlfriends Anne Brochet – Masks Julie Delpy – Beatrice
Best Original Screenplay or Adaptation Au revoir les enfants – Louis Malle Boyfriends and Girlfriends – Éric Rohmer The Grand Highway – Jean-Loup Hubert Beatrice – Colo Tavernier O'Hagan Tandem – Patrice Leconte, Patrick Dewolf	Best First Feature Film L'Œil au beurre noir Avril brisé Flag Manuela's Loves Sorceress
Best Cinematography Renato Berta – Au revoir les enfants Patrick Blossier – Miss Mona Willy Kurant – Under the Sun of Satan	Best Editing Emmanuelle Castro – Au revoir les enfants Raymonde Guyot – The Grand Highway Yann Dedet – Under the Sun of Satan
Best Sound Jean-Claude Laureux, Claude Villand, Bernard Leroux – Au revoir les enfants Jean-Louis Ughetto, Dominique Hennequin – Les Innocents Bernard Bats, Gérard Lamps – A Man in Love	Best Original Music Michel Portal – Field of Honor Gabriel Yared – Agent trouble Philippe Sarde – Les Innocents
Best Costume Design Jacqueline Moreau – Beatrice Corinne Jorry – Au revoir les enfants Olga Berluti – Engagements of the Heart	Best Production Design Willy Holt – Au revoir les enfants Jean-Pierre Kohut-Svelko – Ennemis intimes Guy-Claude François – Beatrice
Best Animated Short Film Le Petit Cirque de toutes les couleurs Transatlantique	Best Fiction Short Film Présence féminine D'après Maria Pétition
Best Documentary Short Film L'Été perdu Pour une poignée de Kurus	Best Poster Tandem – Stéphane Bielikoff, Sadi Nouri The Last Emperor – Philippe Lemoine Under the Sun of Satan – Benjamin Baltimore, Luc Roux A Man in Love – Philippe Lemoine
Best Foreign Film The Last Emperor Wings of Desire Intervista Dark Eyes The Untouchables
Honorary César Serge Silberman

See also

• 60th Academy Awards
• 41st British Academy Film Awards