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Anatomy of a Fall

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Anatomy of a Fall
Theatrical release poster
FrenchAnatomie d'une chute
Directed byJustine Triet
Written by
Produced by
Starring
CinematographySimon Beaufils
Edited byLaurent Sénéchal
Production
companies
  • Les Films Pelléas
  • Les Films de Pierre
Distributed byLe Pacte[1]
Release dates
Running time
152 minutes[4]
CountryFrance[5]
Languages
Budget€6.2 million[8]
(US$6.7 million)
Box officeUS$33.2 million[9]

Anatomy of a Fall (French: Anatomie d'une chute) is a 2023 French legal drama film,[5][10] directed by Justine Triet from a screenplay she co-wrote with Arthur Harari. It stars Sandra Hüller as a writer trying to prove her innocence in her husband's death. Appearing in supporting roles are Swann Arlaud, Milo Machado-Graner, Antoine Reinartz, Samuel Theis, Jehnny Beth, Saadia Bentaieb, Camille Rutherford, Anne Rotger, and Sophie Fillières.

Anatomy of a Fall premiered at the 76th Cannes Film Festival on 21 May 2023, where it won the Palme d'Or and the Palm Dog Award and competed for the Queer Palm. It was released theatrically in France by Le Pacte on 23 August 2023, receiving critical acclaim, selling over 1.7 million admissions in France, and winning six awards at the 49th César Awards, including Best Film. The film also gained significant international success, winning two Golden Globes as well as the BAFTA and the Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay.

Plot[edit]

In an isolated mountain chalet near Grenoble, novelist Sandra Voyter is forced to reschedule her interview with a female student while her husband, university lecturer Samuel Maleski, plays music loudly in his attic. Their visually impaired son, Daniel, returns from a walk with his guide dog Snoop to find Samuel dead from an apparent fall from the open attic window.

Sandra insists that the fall must have been accidental. Her old friend and lawyer Vincent suggests the possibility of suicide, while Sandra recalls her husband's attempt to overdose on aspirin six months earlier, after going off antidepressants. Daniel's conflicting accounts of what happened shortly before his father's death, combined with the revelation that Samuel sustained a head wound before his body hit the ground and an audio recording of a fight Samuel and Sandra had a day before, prompt Sandra's indictment on charges of homicide.

During the trial, Sandra's defense team claims Samuel fell from the attic window and hit his head on a shed below, while the prosecution posits that Sandra hit him with a blunt object and pushed him from the second-floor balcony. During a courtroom argument with Samuel's psychiatrist, Sandra admits her resentment towards Samuel due to his partial responsibility for the accident that led to Daniel's impaired vision.

In the recorded fight, Samuel accuses Sandra of plagiarism, infidelity, and exerting control over his life, before their protracted argument turns physically violent. The prosecution claims that all the violence came from Sandra. She counters that while she had slapped Samuel, the rest of the violence heard was her husband beating on himself. After Sandra admits to an affair with a woman the year before Samuel's death, the prosecution argues that Samuel's loud music indicated jealousy over Sandra's flirting with the interviewer, leading to a physical confrontation later. The prosecutor also notes her pattern of writing personal conflicts into her stories, and how murdering her husband mirrors a minor character's thoughts from her most recent novel. In turn, Sandra protests that one recording does not represent the nature of their relationship, nor do the words of a character in a novel reflect her own inclinations.

A distraught Daniel insists on testifying before closing arguments the following Monday. The judge lays strict ground rules to prevent anyone from influencing Daniel's testimony, and brings in a court monitor, Marge. Daniel then asks that Sandra leave their house for the weekend so he can be alone with Marge and Snoop. He recalls that when Samuel overdosed, Snoop also fell sick, possibly due to having eaten Samuel's vomit. He then deliberately feeds Snoop aspirin and finds it has the same effect, which aligns with Sandra's testimony. Daniel confides to Marge his anguish, and she advises him that if he doesn't know what is really true, he can instead decide what's true for him.

On the witness stand, Daniel says he can comprehend his father taking his own life but not the murder scenario. He says that when he and Samuel were driving Snoop to the veterinarian, Samuel spoke about the need to be prepared that those he loves will die and to know that his life will go on, which Daniel now interprets as his father's own suicidal thoughts.

Sandra is acquitted after Daniel's testimony. When she returns home, Daniel tells her he was afraid of her homecoming and she says that she was too; the two embrace. As Sandra heads to bed, she lingers at a photo of her and Samuel before falling asleep with Snoop.

Cast[edit]

From left to right: Sandra Hüller, Swann Arlaud, Antoine Reinartz, Samuel Theis and Jehnny Beth.

Production[edit]

Development[edit]

Writer/director Justine Triet (left), co-writer Arthur Harari and co-producer Marie-Ange Luciani.

On 10 July 2021 Variety reported that Les Films Pelléas and Les Films de Pierre would co-produce Justine Triet's fourth feature film, Anatomie d'une chute, co-written by Triet and Arthur Harari,[12] and described as "a Hitchcockian procedural thriller".[5] International sales are handled by mk2 Films.[13]

Triet said that the genesis of Anatomy of a Fall stemmed from her longstanding desire to create another trial film since her 2016 production, In Bed with Victoria.[14] In an interview with Paris Match, she explained, "I really wanted to address the legal question in all its details, to delve into issues of relationships and cohabitation. It was also a pretext to dissect every aspect of their lives."[14] Triet further expressed her fascination with the Amanda Knox case, wherein a young American woman was accused of murdering her roommate, Meredith Kercher, in Italy in 2007.[14]

Triet wrote Anatomy of a Fall for Sandra Hüller,[15] marking their second collaboration following the 2019 comedy-drama film Sibyl.[16] When Hüller was cast in the role of a German writer who is accused of murdering her French husband in France, Triet told the actress that the language would be an important subject in the film, as the couple did not speak the same language and communicated through English.[15] Hüller wanted to speak French in the film, but Triet rejected the idea.[15] "It was very important to have this sensitivity, this feeling that the husband and the wife don't speak the same language, so they communicate through a third language, English. There was also this idea of what it means to be a foreigner on trial in France. To be tried in a country that is not your own can be tough because you're judged for how you express yourself but as you’re not speaking in your mother tongue and there are lots of filters between you and your reality. The fact she is a German who speaks English and tries to speak French that creates lots of masks and clouds the issue, creating more confusion around who she is," Triet told Deadline.[15]

Hüller learned to speak French for Anatomy of a Fall,[17] although her character speaks mostly English in the film,[18][6] because she wanted her character to be able to understand what she was saying in French.[17] Hüller learned French in three or four months.[19] In the screenplay, there is a scene where Sandra speaks a few lines in German with a photographer who is taking photos of her with her son and their dog at the chalet for a photoshoot that would be released in Germany,[20] but the scene was not included in the theatrical cut and Hüller did not speak any German in the film.[6]

On set, Hüller repeatedly asked Triet whether her character was guilty or not, but the director refused to answer.[21] Triet ended up instructing Hüller to play her character as innocent, which Triet later said was "very sneaky," since Hüller did not have an answer.[22] When a journalist asked Triet at the Golden Globes press room in January 2024 if Sandra did kill her husband, Triet replied, "I will tell you in 10 years".[23]

The film was supposed to include a sex scene between Sandra and her lawyer Vincent, but the scene was scrapped thanks to producer Marie-Ange Luciani, who found the scene too "80s". Hüller agreed with Luciani's decision and said, "Why do people always have to prove they love each other by going to bed with each other? It's so dull!".[24]

Filming[edit]

The courthouse at Saintes, where courtroom scenes were filmed.

Principal photography began at the end of February 2022[25] and wrapped up on 13 May 2022.[16] Filming took place mostly in the region of Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes, such as in Maurienne and Villarembert in Savoie, and in Montbonnot-Saint-Martin and Grenoble in Isère. The courtroom scenes were shot in the courthouse of Saintes, Charente-Maritime, where a large allegory of justice was hung as background (the courthouse retained it after filming)[26]. Some scenes were shot in Paris.[27]

Release[edit]

Theatrical[edit]

Anatomy of a Fall had its world premiere at the 76th Cannes Film Festival on 21 May 2023.[28][2] Le Pacte released it theatrically in France on 23 August 2023.[3] It was also screened at the 27th Lima Film Festival in the Acclaimed section on 13 August 2023.[29] It was also invited at the 28th Busan International Film Festival in 'Icon' section and was screened on 8 October 2023.[30]

In May 2023, Neon acquired the North American distribution rights.[13] Neon released the film in a limited theatrical release in the United States on 13 October 2023 before expanding to more theaters the following week.[31][32] In September 2023, Lionsgate UK acquired the UK and Ireland distribution rights from Picturehouse Entertainment and set a release date for 10 November 2023.[33]

Home media[edit]

Anatomy of a Fall was released in France digitally, and on Blu-ray and DVD on 21 December 2023 by Le Pacte, with distribution handled by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment France.[34] On 24 February 2024, it began streaming on MyCanal.[35]

On February 15, 2024, it was announced that Criterion would be releasing a Blu-ray of the film in May 2024 for North American markets.[36]

Reception[edit]

Critical response[edit]

The film received critical acclaim.[b] On the review aggregator website Rotten Tomatoes, 96% of 269 critics' reviews are positive, with an average rating of 8.5/10. The website's consensus reads: "A smart, solidly crafted procedural that's anchored in family drama, Anatomy of a Fall finds star Sandra Hüller and director/co-writer Justine Triet operating at peak power."[46] Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the film a score of 86 out of 100, based on 44 critics, indicating "universal acclaim".[47] AlloCiné gave the film an average rating of 4.4/5, based on 40 French reviews.[48]

Triet's direction and Hüller's performance were praised by critics, and Le Figaro described the film as the "most ambitious and successful film" of Triet's career.[49][50] Jon Frosch of The Hollywood Reporter wrote, "A director and actress in peak form. Sandra Hüller is brilliant, sensational. An exciting step forward for a filmmaker who seems primed for greater international recognition."[51] Peter Bradshaw of The Guardian gave the film four out of five stars and wrote, "Sandra Hüller's calm directness as an actor is what gives the film its texture, substance and emotional force."[52] Damon Wise of Deadline Hollywood wrote, "Sandra Hüller shines. A cerebral smash that might finally bring the [Cannes] Best Actress award that its star, Sandra Hüller, was cruelly denied in 2016. Hüller's screen magnetism cannot be denied."[53]

For David Sims of The Atlantic, the film "works largely because Hüller, a German actress probably best known for her role in Toni Erdmann, gives an extraordinary performance already being tipped for Oscar success."[54] Steve Pond of TheWrap wrote that the film "is straightforward in its style but sophisticated in the way Triet doles out information. It's tense, unbearably so at times, but also subtle and satisfying."[55] Alexandra Heller-Nicholas of Alliance of Women Film Journalists wrote, "Both in front and behind the camera, Anatomy of a Fall is a film made by two women in particular who are simply at the top of their game, and neither Hüller nor Triet show any signs of slowing down."[56]

Raphael Abraham of Financial Times gave the film four out of five stars and wrote, "Triet builds a taut did-she-do-it tension while also working in discomfiting questions about marital power dynamics and how much an artist's work really reveals about their character." Abraham also added that Hüller deserved a Cannes Best Actress prize for her performance.[57] Candice Frederick of the HuffPost wrote, "Through vivid flashbacks and meticulous courtroom interrogation, Triet masterfully turns our attention from potential crime-solving to the inner workings of two imperfect people and one complicated marriage. It's absolutely riveting."[58] Peter Debruge of Variety called the film "thought-provoking", "a kind of Gone Girl in reverse", and an "uncommonly mature film through all its layers, seeing rarely expressed truths about 21st-century relationships in its trajectory."[10]

Anatomy of a Fall was ranked third on Cahiers du Cinéma's top 10 films of 2023 list.[59]

Box office[edit]

As of 10 March 2024, Anatomy of a Fall has grossed $5.1 million in the United States and Canada, and $27.5 million in other territories, for a worldwide total of $32.6 million.[9] Its largest markets were France ($12.1 million), USA ($4.9 million), Spain ($2.5 million), and Germany ($2.2 million).[9]

The film was released to 379 theaters in France,[60] where it debuted at number two at the box office grossing over $2 million[9] and selling 262,698 tickets, behind Barbie (288,185 tickets) and ahead of Oppenheimer (231,550 tickets).[61] Anatomy of a Fall had the best opening for a Palme d'Or winner since The Class (2008), which sold 358,000 tickets in France during its opening weekend in 2008.[61] In its second weekend, the film remained in second place behind The Equalizer 3 and ahead of Barbie, accumulating 608,913 tickets sold.[62] In its third weekend, the film reached the top spot at the French box office with 191,392 admissions from 738 theaters,[63] accumulating 800,283 tickets sold,[64] and grossing $5,7 million.[9] In its fourth weekend, the film dropped to the fifth spot at the French box office and accumulated 921,308 admissions.[65]

On 23 September 2023, Anatomy of a Fall exceeded 1 million admissions in France one month after its theatrical release, becoming the seventh Palme d'Or winner – and the third French Palme d'Or winner – to cross the 1 million admissions mark in France since 2000.[66] In March 2024, the film exceeded 1.7 million admissions in France after 27 weeks in theaters.[67][68]

In its opening weekend in the United States, the film made $117,000 from five theaters.[9] It made $152,000 in its second weekend from fourteen theaters.[9] Expanding to 262 theaters the following weekend, the film made $634,000, finishing in 11th. During its fourth weekend, the film expanded to 440 theaters and made $600,355 for a total of $2 million.[9]

Accolades[edit]

Justine Triet (left) and Sandra Hüller (right) with the film's Palme d'Or at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.

On 13 September 2023, Anatomy of a Fall was one of the five films pre-selected by France's Oscar committee to represent the country in the Best International Feature Film category at the 96th Academy Awards.[69] On 21 September 2023, France chose to submit The Taste of Things instead, which sparked controversy, with French insiders claiming that director Justine Triet was being "punished" for criticizing French President Emmanuel Macron's repression of the pension reform protest movement during her acceptance speech at the 2023 Cannes Film Festival.[70][71][72][73]

The amount of English language used in Anatomy of a Fall also raised concerns over whether the film would be eligible for the Best International Feature Film category,[74] whose rules state that at least 50% of a film's dialogue must be spoken in a language other than English.[75] According to US distributor Neon, 59% of Anatomy of a Fall is spoken in French, therefore making it eligible.[74] France's Oscar committee choice, The Taste of Things, contains 100% of French dialogue.[75] Anatomy of a Fall ended up receiving five nominations for the Academy Awards, while The Taste of Things did not receive the nomination for Best International Feature Film.[76]

Award / Film FestivalDate of ceremonyCategoryRecipient(s)ResultRef.
Cannes Film Festival27 May 2023Palme d'OrJustine TrietWon[77]
26 May 2023Queer PalmNominated[78]
Palm Dog AwardMessiWon[79]
Sydney Film Festival18 June 2023GIO Audience Award for Best International Narrative FeatureJustine TrietWon[80]
Brussels International Film Festival5 July 2023Grand Prix – International CompetitionNominated[81]
International Competition – Audience AwardWon[82]
Locarno Film Festival12 August 2023Piazza Grande – UBS Audience AwardNominated[83]
[84]
Cinéfest Sudbury International Film Festival28 September 2023Audience Choice for Best Feature FilmRunner-up[85]
Film Festival Cologne26 October 2023Cologne Film PrizeWon[86]
Gotham Independent Film Awards27 November 2023Best ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon[87]
Best International FeatureAnatomy of a FallWon
New York Film Critics Circle Awards30 November 2023Best Foreign Language FilmWon[88]
British Independent Film Awards3 December 2023Best International Independent FilmJustine Triet, Arthur Harari, Marie-Ange Luciani and David ThionWon[89]
National Board of Review6 December 2023Best International FilmAnatomy of a FallWon[90]
Prix Louis-Delluc6 December 2023Best FilmJustine TrietNominated[91]
European Film Awards9 December 2023Best European EditorLaurent SénéchalWon[92]
Best FilmAnatomy of a FallWon[93]
[94]
Best European DirectorJustine TrietWon
Best European ScreenwriterArthur Harari and Justine TrietWon
Best European ActressSandra HüllerWon
University Film AwardAnatomy of a FallWon[95]
Washington D.C. Area Film Critics Association Awards9 December 2023Best Foreign Language FilmWon[96]
Best Original ScreenplayArthur Harari and Justine TrietNominated
Best Youth PerformanceMilo Machado-GranerNominated
Boston Society of Film Critics Awards10 December 2023Best ActressSandra HüllerRunner-up[c][97]
Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards10 December 2023Best Leading PerformanceWon[d][98]
Best EditingLaurent SénéchalWon
Best Foreign Language FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
IndieWire Critics Poll11 December 2023Best Film7th Place[99]
Best DirectorJustine Triet9th Place
Best PerformanceSandra Hüller3rd Place
Best ScreenplayJustin Triet and Arthur Harari3rd Place
Best International FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
Chicago Film Critics Association Awards12 December 2023Best Foreign Language FilmNominated[100]
Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated
Best Original ScreenplayArthur Harari and Justine TrietNominated
Most Promising PerformerMilo Machado-GranerNominated
Las Vegas Film Critics Society13 December 2023Best International MovieAnatomy of a FallNominated[101]
Youth in Film (Male)Milo Machado-GranerNominated
New York Film Critics Online Awards15 December 2023Top 10 FilmsAnatomy of a FallWon[e][102]
Best ActressSandra HüllerWon
Best ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best International FeatureAnatomy of a FallWon
St. Louis Film Critics Association17 December 2023Best FilmNominated[103]
Best International FilmWon
Best Original ScreenplayArthur Harari and Justine TrietNominated
Indiana Film Journalists Association17 December 2023Best Foreign Language FilmAnatomy of a FallNominated[104]
[105]
North Texas Film Critics Association18 December 2023Best Foreign Language FilmWon[106]
Phoenix Film Critics Society18 December 2023Best Foreign Language FilmWon[107]
Women Film Critics Circle Awards18 December 2023Best Movie by a WomanNominated[108]
Best Foreign Film by or About WomenWon
Dallas–Fort Worth Film Critics Association18 December 2023Top 10 Films of the Year8th Place[109]
Best ActressSandra Hüller5th Place
Best Foreign Language FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
Best ScreenplayArthur Harari and Justine TrietRunner-up
Toronto Film Critics Association17 December 2023Best DirectorJustine TrietRunner-up[f][110]
Outstanding Lead PerformanceSandra HüllerWon
Best Original ScreenplayArthur Harari and Justine TrietRunner-up[g]
Best International FeatureAnatomy of a FallRunner-up[h]
Dublin Film Critics Circle Awards19 December 2023Best FilmSecond[111]
Best DirectorJustine TrietSecond
Best ActorMilo Machado-Graner8th Place
Best ActressSandra Hüller4th Place
Best ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
San Diego Film Critics Society19 December 2023Best ActressSandra HüllerRunner-up[112]
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
Best Foreign Language FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
Best EditingLaurent SénéchalWon
Best Youth Performance (For a performer under the age of 18)Milo Machado-GranerRunner-up
Black Film Critics Circle20 December 2023Top Ten FilmsAnatomy of a Fall10th Place[113]
Florida Film Critics Circle Awards21 December 2023Best ActressSandra HüllerRunner-up[114]
Best Foreign Language FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated[115]
Alliance of Women Film Journalists3 January 2024Best FilmAnatomy of a FallNominated[116]
Best DirectorJustine TrietNominated
Best Woman DirectorWon
Best Woman ScreenwriterNominated
Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated
Most Daring PerformanceNominated
Best Screenplay, OriginalJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
Best EditingLaurent SénéchalNominated
Best Non-English-Language FilmAnatomy of a FallNominated
Georgia Film Critics Association Awards5 January 2024Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated[117]
[118]
Best International FilmAnatomy of a FallRunner-up
Astra Film and Creative Arts Awards6 January 2024Best International FeatureWon[119]
Best International FilmmakerJustine TrietNominated
Best International ActressSandra HüllerWon
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
26 February 2024Best EditingLaurent SénéchalNominated
DiscussingFilm Critic Awards6 January 2024Best PictureAnatomy of a FallNominated[120]
Best International FeatureWon
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariRunner-up
Best Film EditingLaurent SénéchalNominated
Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated
National Society of Film Critics Awards6 January 2024Best ActressWon[d][121]
Best Film Not in the English LanguageAnatomy of a FallRunner-up[h]
Utah Film Critics Association6 January 2024Best Non-English FeatureNominated[122]
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
Golden Globe Awards7 January 2024Best Motion Picture – DramaMarie-Ange Luciani and David ThionNominated[123]
Best Picture – Non-English LanguageWon
Best ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best Actress in a Motion Picture – DramaSandra HüllerNominated
Seattle Film Critics Society Awards8 January 2024Best ActressNominated[124]
Best International FilmAnatomy of a FallNominated
Best Youth PerformanceMilo Machado-GranerWon
San Francisco Bay Area Film Critics Circle Awards9 January 2024Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated[125]
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
Best International Feature FilmAnatomy of a FallNominated
Best Film EditingLaurent SénéchalNominated
Austin Film Critics Association Awards10 January 2024Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated[126]
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
Best International FilmAnatomy of a FallNominated
Denver Film Critics Society12 January 2024Best Non-English Language FeatureWon[127]
Critics' Choice Movie Awards14 January 2024Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated[128]
Best Foreign Language FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
African-American Film Critics Association15 January 2024Top 10 Films of the Year8th Place[129]
Portland Critics Association15 January 2024Best Film Not in the English LanguageWon[130]
Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated[131]
Houston Film Critics Society22 January 2024Best Foreign Language FeatureAnatomy of a FallNominated[132]
Lumières Award22 January 2024Best FilmWon[133]
[134]
Best DirectorJustine TrietNominated
Best ActressSandra HüllerWon
Best Male RevelationMilo Machado-GranerNominated
Best ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best CinematographySimon BeaufilsNominated
Kansas City Film Critics Circle27 January 2024Best ActressSandra HüllerRunner-up[135]
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon[i]
Best Foreign Language FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
London Film Critics' Circle4 February 2024Film of the YearNominated[136]
Actress of the YearSandra HüllerNominated
Foreign Language Film of the YearAnatomy of a FallNominated
Screenwriter of the YearJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon[137]
Minnesota Film Critics Alliance4 February 2024Best DirectorJustine TrietNominated[138]
Best ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
Paris Film Critics Association Awards4 February 2024Best FilmJustine TrietWon[139]
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best ActressSandra HüllerWon
Best EditingLaurent SénéchalWon
Best DirectorJustine TrietNominated[140]
Best Male RevelationMilo Machado-GranerNominated
Best CinematographySimon BeaufilsNominated
Goya Awards10 February 2024Best European FilmAnatomy of a FallWon
[141]
Vancouver Film Critics CircleFebruary 12, 2024Best PictureWon[142]
Best Female ActorSandra HüllerWon
Best ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated[143]
Best International Film in a Non-English LanguageAnatomy of a FallNominated
British Academy Film Awards18 February 2024Best FilmMarie-Ange Luciani and David ThionNominated[144]
Best Film Not in the English LanguageJustine Triet, Marie-Ange Luciani and David ThionNominated
Best DirectorJustine TrietNominated
Best Actress in a Leading RoleSandra HüllerNominated
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best CastingCynthia ArraNominated
Best EditingLaurent SénéchalNominated
Gold Derby Film Awards21 February 2024Best PictureMarie-Ange Luciani and David ThionNominated[145]
Best DirectorJustine TrietNominated
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best ActressSandra HüllerWon
Best International FeatureJustine Triet, Marie-Ange Luciani, David ThionWon
Best Supporting ActorMilo Machado GranerNominated
Best Ensemble CastSwann Arlaud, Saadia Bentaieb, Jehnny Beth, Milo Machado Graner, Sandra Huller, Antoine Reinartz, Anne Rotger, Camille Rutherford, Samuel TheisNominated
Best Film EditingLaurent SénéchalNominated
César Awards12 February 2024Prix Daniel Toscan du Plantier - Producer of the YearMarie-Ange LucianiWon[146]
23 February 2024Best FilmJustine Triet, Marie-Ange Luciani and David ThionWon[147]
[148]
Best DirectorJustine TrietWon
Best ActressSandra HüllerWon
Best Supporting ActorSwann ArlaudWon
Antoine ReinartzNominated
Best Male RevelationMilo Machado-GranerNominated
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best CinematographySimon BeaufilsNominated
Best EditingLaurent SénéchalWon
Best SoundJulien Sicart, Fanny Martin, Jeanne Delplancq and Olivier GoinardNominated
Best Production DesignEmmanuelle DuplayNominated
Producers Guild of America Awards25 February 2024Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion PicturesAnatomy of a FallNominated[149]
Independent Spirit Awards25 February 2024Best International FilmWon[150]
Dorian Awards26 February 2024Non-English Language Film of the YearAnatomy of a FallWon[151]
LGBTQ Non-English Language Film of the YearWon
Screenplay of the YearJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
LGBTQ Screenplay of the YearNominated
Film Performance of the YearSandra HüllerNominated
American Cinema Editors3 March 2024Best Edited Feature Film – DramaticLaurent SénéchalNominated[152]
Golden Reel Awards3 March 2024Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing – Foreign Language FeatureFanny Martin and Jeanne DelplancqNominated[153]
Satellite Awards3 March 2024Best Actress in a Motion Picture, DramaSandra HüllerNominated[154]
Best Screenplay, OriginalJustine Triet and Arthur HarariNominated
Best Motion Picture – InternationalAnatomy of a FallNominated
Academy Awards10 March 2024Best PictureMarie-Ange Luciani and David ThionNominated[155]
Best DirectorJustine TrietNominated
Best ActressSandra HüllerNominated
Best Original ScreenplayJustine Triet and Arthur HarariWon
Best EditingLaurent SénéchalNominated
NAACP Image Awards16 March 2024Outstanding International Motion PictureAnatomy of a FallPending[156]

Notes[edit]

  1. ^ While the official website of the film's international sales agent, mk2 Films, lists German among the film's languages, the theatrical release contains no German dialogue.[6][7]
  2. ^ Attributed to multiple references:[37][38][39][40][41][42][43][44][45]
  3. ^ Shared with Emma Stone for Poor Things and Natalie Portman for May December.
  4. ^ Jump up to:a b Also for The Zone of Interest.
  5. ^ Presented to multiple films.
  6. ^ Shared with Martin Scorsese for Killers of the Flower Moon.
  7. ^ Shared with Celine Song for Past Lives.
  8. ^ Jump up to:a b Shared with The Zone of Interest.
  9. ^ Tied with Celine Song for Past Lives.

References[edit]

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