CST AWARD FOR BEST YOUNG FEMALE FILM TECHNICIAN
2026 JURY
Michel Boujenah
Actor and Director
On stage, his show Les Magnifiques, a series of portraits of Franco-Tunisian Jews, was a huge success and earned him recognition from the public, the media and the entertainment industry. His career was launched.
In film, he made a name for himself in Coline Serreau’s Trois hommes et un couffin (1985), which earned him the César Award for Best Supporting Actor. Subsequently, his role in Ariel Zeitoun’s Le nombril du monde (1993) marked a departure from his usual comic roles.
In 2025, he starred alongside Michèle Bernier and Caroline Anglade in Baya Kasmi’s series Le Parfum du Bonheur.
Alongside his acting career, he has directed several feature films, starting with the comedy Père et fils (2003). He then directed the films 3 amis (2007) and Le cœur en braille (2016).
Today, he enjoys performing on stage under the direction of Anne Bouvier in Toute la famille que j’aime at the Théâtre des Variétés.
Sylvie Landra
Film editor
Sylvie Landra is a leading French film editor whose work lies at the heart of acclaimed films in contemporary cinema, both in France and internationally. She has distinguished herself through her collaborations with renowned directors such as Luc Besson, István Szabó, Menno Meyjes, Chen Kaige, Asif Kapadia, as well as Daniele Thomson and Agnieszka Holland.
Nominated four times for the César Award for Best Editing, she has developed an editing approach that is both precise and sensitive, serving narratives with strong identities.
Her filmography is distinguished by a wide variety of forms and genres, ranging from auteur cinema to international productions, from thrillers to comedies, demonstrating a consistent ability to adapt to diverse cinematic styles.
A member of the American Cinema Editors and the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, Sylvie Landra also engages in a dialogue with other artistic fields through collaborations with contemporary artists such as Tobias Rehberger and JR.