22nd Lumières Awards explained

Number:	22
Award:	Lumières Awards
Date:	30 January 2017
Site:	Théâtre de la Madeleine, Paris, France
Host:	Pierre Zéni and Laurie Cholewa
Best Film:	Elle
Best Director:	Paul Verhoeven
Best Actor:	Jean-Pierre Léaud
Best Actress:	Isabelle Huppert
Most Wins:	Elle (3)
Most Nominations:	Elle, A Woman's Life, Staying Vertical, The Death of Louis XIV, The Dancer and Frantz (4)
Network:	Ciné+
Last:	21st
Next:	23rd

The 22nd Lumières Awards ceremony, presented by the Académie des Lumières, was held at the Théâtre de la Madeleine in Paris on 30 January 2017 to honour the best in French films of 2016. The nominations were announced on 16 December 2016.^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}

Elle won three awards, including Best Film.^{[5] [6]}

Winners and nominees

Elle The Death of Louis XIV Nocturama Les Ogres Staying Vertical A Woman's Life	Paul Verhoeven — Elle Bertrand Bonello — Nocturama Stéphane Brizé — A Woman's Life Léa Fehner — Les Ogres Alain Guiraudie — Staying Vertical Albert Serra — The Death of Louis XIV
Jean-Pierre Léaud — The Death of Louis XIV Pierre Deladonchamps — Le Fils de Jean Gérard Depardieu — The End Nicolas Duvauchelle — A Decent Man Omar Sy and James Thiérrée — Chocolat Gaspard Ulliel — It's Only the End of the World	Isabelle Huppert — Elle Judith Chemla — A Woman's Life Marion Cotillard — From the Land of the Moon Virginie Efira — In Bed with Victoria Sidse Babett Knudsen — 150 Milligrams Soko — The Dancer
Damien Bonnard — Staying Vertical Corentin Fila and Kacey Mottet Klein — Being 17 Finnegan Oldfield — Bang Gang (A Modern Love Story) Toki Pilioko — Mercenary Sadek — Tour de France Niels Schneider — Dark Inclusion	Oulaya Amamra and Déborah Lukumuena — Divines Paula Beer — Frantz Lily-Rose Depp — The Dancer Manal Issa — Parisienne Naomi Amarger and Noémie Merlant — Heaven Will Wait Raph — Slack Bay
Divines Apnea (Apnée) Dark Inclusion Still Life The Dancer Mercenary	My Life as a Courgette — Céline Sciamma Elle — David Birke Les Ogres — Léa Fehner, Catherine Paillé and Brigitte Sy Heaven Will Wait — Emilie Frèche and Marie-Castille Mention-Schaar Staying Vertical — Alain Guiraudie Frantz — François Ozon
Jonathan Ricquebourg — The Death of Louis XIV Christophe Beaucarne — From the Land of the Moon Benoît Debie — The Dancer Antoine Héberlé — A Woman's Life Léo Hinstin — Nocturama Pascal Marti — Frantz	Ibrahim Maalouf — In the Forests of Siberia Sophie Hunger — My Life as a Courgette Laurent Perez del Mar — The Red Turtle Robin Coudert — Planetarium Philippe Rombi — Frantz Gabriel Yared — It's Only the End of the World
My Journey Through French Cinema — Bertrand Tavernier Latest News from the Cosmos Merci Patron! La Sociologue et l'Ourson Swagger The Woods Dreams Are Made Of	My Life as a Courgette The Girl Without Hands Louise by the Shore Long Way North The Red Turtle
Hedi Belgica The Unknown Girl It's Only the End of the World Mimosas The First, the Last
Thierry Frémaux Marion Cotillard

Films with multiple nominations and awards

The following films received multiple nominations:

Nominations	Film
4	Elle
The Death of Louis XIV
Staying Vertical
A Woman's Life
The Dancer
Frantz
3	Nocturama
Les Ogres
It's Only the End of the World
My Life as a Courgette
2
From the Land of the Moon
Divines
Mercenary
Heaven Will Wait
Dark Inclusion
The Red Turtle

The following films received multiple awards:

Awards	Film
3	Elle
2	The Death of Louis XIV
Divines
My Life as a Courgette

See also

• 42nd César Awards
• 7th Magritte Awards

External links

• • • Lumières Awards at AlloCiné

Notes and References

1. Web site: Nominations aux Lumières 2017 . 16 December 2016 . Ciné+.
2. Web site: Balanced nominations for the Lumières . 16 December 2016 . Cineuropa.
3. Web site: France's Lumiere Awards Nominations Unveiled . 16 December 2016 . The Hollywood Reporter.
4. Web site: Lumières 2017 : "Elle" et "Une vie" en tête des nominations . 16 December 2016 . LCI.
5. Web site: Cérémonie des Lumières 2017 - Le palmarès . 30 January 2017 . Ciné+.
6. Web site: Lumiere Awards: 'Elle,' 'My Life as a Zucchini' Take Top Prizes . 30 January 2017 . The Hollywood Reporter.