Théodore Pellerin Wins Best Male Newcomer at César Awards
The César Awards recognized emerging talent in the French cinema industry this past Thursday. Théodore Pellerin, a 28-year-old actor from Quebec, received the accolade for Best Male Newcomer at the 51st edition of the awards.
Notable Achievement in French Cinema
Pellerin was honored for his performance in the film Nino, penned and directed by Pauline Loquès. This film also won the César for Best First Film, marking a significant achievement for the debutant director.
Previous Winners and Comparisons
By winning this award, Pellerin joins the ranks of past recipients such as Marc-André Grondin (2009) for Le premier jour du reste de ta vie and Niels Schneider (2017) for Diamant noir. He is now among accomplished French actors like Mathieu Amalric and Mathieu Kassovitz.
- Théodore Pellerin: Best Male Newcomer (2023)
- Film: Nino
- Director: Pauline Loquès
- Previous Winners:
- Marc-André Grondin (2009)
- Niels Schneider (2017)
Pellerin’s Acceptance Speech
During his acceptance speech, Pellerin expressed his gratitude, stating, “It’s an immense honor to be in this room among you.” He reflected on the film’s qualities, describing Nino as a human and tender story focused on people. He expressed admiration for Loquès, stating it would remain one of the most beautiful roles of his life.
Xavier Dolan’s Nomination
Additionally, fellow Quebec filmmaker Xavier Dolan was nominated for Best Supporting Actor for his role in L’inconnu de la Grande Arche. The award ceremony celebrates artistic excellence and emerging talent in French cinema.
Further updates and details regarding the awards will be available on Filmogaz.com as more information emerges.
