With the help of a panel of experts 100 French films were carefully selected and the voting took place online on www.FranceInLondon.com between 15th June and 27th July 2004. Despite the fact that the voting process was not easy (people had to pick their 10 favourite films out of 100), thousands of Londoners went online.

The results were unveiled at the award ceremony held on 29th September at the Curzon Mayfair. An array of people gathered together to assist to the Award Ceremony.

`Art is like a fart for the soul (...) as your mother will tell you: it's better to have it out than in'.

Martin Firrell is especially known for always creating his art in public places and for his direct approach to life.

Not only nearly one hundred people won a DVD or a video but other winners were: Madga Chanopoulou (free entry pass for one year at the Curzons, Marc Wood (a week-end at one of the Hotel du Vin, Kenneth Mickael, Manal Nakli, Louise Casey, Ken Timon and Davril Juliette won tickets for the evening. Finally the two winning shops La Fromagerie in Marylebone High Street and Bagatelle in South Kensington were offered a collection of Videos/DVDs.

Finally, the audience saw for the first time in London, `Les Choristes' (The Choir Boys) by Christophe Barratier, the hotly tipped French Oscar Nominee.
One of France's latest success stories which was warmly received by a standing ovation after the screening.
The film is not due to be out in London until early next year.