The Award Ceremony of the 32nd “Trophées du Film Français”

Every year, the ‘Trophées du Film français’ (French Film Awards) reward the productions with the best box office performances and the highest television ratings, as well as producer-director duos that stood out, a documentary and a personality of the year, among other prizes in the film and audiovisual categories. Following Justine Triet’s undisputed triumph with ‘Anatomie d’une chute’ last year, the big winner of this 2025 edition is Artus, who scooped three trophies for his very first feature film, ‘Un p’tit truc en plus’.

The evening saw fifteen prizes awarded, including the very first edition of the Trophée de la femme de l’année (The Woman of the Year Award), bestowed upon French filmmaker Coralie Fargeat — recently awarded the Best Screenplay Award at the 77th Cannes Film Festival for “The Substance”. Other notable names at this year’s edition are Alexandre de La Patellière and Matthieu Delaporte, who were awarded the Trophée Scelf for Adaptation of Literary Heritage and the Trophée UniFrance ex aequo for ‘Le Comte de Monte-Cristo’.

During this evening devoted to the seventh art, we crossed paths with Hatik, Gwendoline Hamon, Clovis Cornillac, Dimitri Rassam, Patrick Mille and Elie Semoun.

Photo : Jean Picon