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Noëlle Boisson

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Noëlle Boisson is a French film editor recognized for her extensive collaboration with director Jean-Jacques Annaud. Her notable editing credits include "The Name of the Rose" (1986), "The Bear" (1988), and "The Lover" (1992). Throughout her career, she has received several César Awards for Best Editing, establishing her as a prominent figure in contemporary French cinema. Boisson's work often focuses on complex dramas and epic historical narratives.

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Did Noëlle Boisson edit The Name of the Rose?

No. The 1986 film's credited editor was Jane Seitz, while Boisson's verified Jean-Jacques Annaud credits include The Bear from 1988 and The Lover from 1992. [Cinémathèque française](https://www.cinematheque.fr/film/46248.html)

Which film earned Noëlle Boisson an Oscar nomination?

Boisson was nominated for Best Film Editing for Jean-Jacques Annaud's The Bear, released in 1988 and recognized at the 1990 Academy Awards. She also won the César for Best Editing for the same film in 1989. [Jean-Jacques Annaud official site](https://jjannaud.com/en/the-bear-f5)

Which César-winning films did Noëlle Boisson edit?

Her César wins include Qu'est-ce qui fait courir David? in 1983, The Bear in 1989, Cyrano de Bergerac in 1991, and Two Brothers in 2005. The French César Academy lists four Best Editing awards for Boisson. [César Academy](https://www.academie-cinema.org/personnes/172994/)

Which Jean-Jacques Annaud films did Noëlle Boisson edit?

Her Annaud credits include The Bear from 1988, The Lover from 1992, Seven Years in Tibet from 1997, and Two Brothers from 2004. The Bear and The Lover are especially useful starting points for tracing their collaboration. [Noëlle Boisson](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No%C3%ABlle_Boisson)

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