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© VALERY HACHE / AFP Jean-Pascal Zadi is one of the 24 actors selected for the 2021 César nominations for male hope.

Jean-Pascal Zadi, in "Simply black", Aïcha Ben Miled, in "Un divan à Tunis", or even Félix Lefebvre in "Summer 85", are among the 24 actors selected for the César 2021 nominations for female and male hopefuls, the list of which was made public on Friday.

This list of 12 actresses and 12 actors, chosen by a committee made up of 20 directors and casting directors, will be sent to the members of the Academy, according to a press release from the Academy of Cinema Arts and Techniques.

The 2021 Revelations will be brought together in a short film directed by Yolande Zauberman, who won the César for best documentary film in 2020, for "M".

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This film, accompanied by portraits of young hopefuls, will be made available to the media and cinemas to make them better known.

The evening of Revelations should be held during the month of next January, under conditions that are not specified, given the Covid-19 epidemic.

Among the actresses are Noée Abita, in "Slalom" by Charlène Favier, and Nisrin Erradi in "Adam", the first film by Moroccan actress Maryiam Touzani. But also Julia Piaton, revealed in "The things we say, the things we do", by Emmanuel Mouret.

Among the actors, Benjamin Voisin is also in the list, as the protagonist of Félix Lefebvre in "Été 85", directed by François Ozon. Almost the same scenario for "A true man", by Benjamin Parent, of which two actors, Thomas Guy and Nils Othenin-Girard, are selected. Bastien Ughetto was chosen for his role in "Adieu les cons" by Albert Dupontel.