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The National Competition highlights a new generation of French filmmakers through a strong and committed editorial vision.
This competition is dedicated to the theme “Women’s Voices”: submitted films must be directed by at least one woman. Projects co-directed by a woman and a man are eligible, provided that at least one woman is officially credited as director.
Through this selection, the festival aims to showcase distinctive female perspectives, support the emergence of young women filmmakers, and contribute to a fairer and more inclusive representation of contemporary cinematic creation.
Selected films compete for several awards presented by a jury of distinguished professionals, rewarding artistic rigor, directing, performance, and writing.
The following awards will be presented during the National Competition:
• Grand Prize (the Nuage, official trophy of the Rêve en Court Festival)
• Best Acting Award (gender-neutral)
This award aims to recognize an outstanding performance without distinction of gender, as part of a strong commitment to inclusion and equality among all performers.
Beyond traditional categories, the Rêve en Court Festival celebrates authenticity, emotional power, and the precision of acting, regardless of the identity of the awarded individual.
This prize highlights all forms of performance, acknowledging the diversity of artistic expressions and promoting a more equal and contemporary representation of the acting profession.
• Best Director Award
• Best Cinematography Award
• Best Original Screenplay Award
These awards are presented by a jury of distinguished professionals.
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Important Notice
The National Competition is governed by the theme “WOMEN’S VOICES.”
To be eligible, a film must be directed by at least one woman.
Films co-directed by a woman and a man are therefore eligible, provided that at least one woman is credited as director.
Through this thematic focus, the festival reaffirms its commitment to highlighting female perspectives and supporting greater representation of women in cinematic creation.