The Caméra d'Or is an award presented at the Cannes Film Festival to recognize the best first feature film. Established in 1978, it aims to highlight new talent in the film industry and encourage emerging filmmakers. The award is open to films screened in any section of the festival, including the official selection and the short film category. The winner of the Caméra d'Or is chosen by a jury that evaluates the films based on their artistic merit and originality. This prestigious accolade has helped launch the careers of many successful directors, making it a significant honor in the world of cinema.