The film academy grants its 2023 international goya to Juliette Binoche
French actress Juliette Binoche will receive on February 11 in Seville the International Goya as an indisputable reference for European cinema and protagonist of outstanding international productions for four decades.
Distinguished with the Oscar, César and Bafta, the Interpretation Awards at the Cannes, Berlin and Venice Festivals, and the Donostia Prize of the San Sebastián Festival, among many others, Binoche in an entire reference in the industry.
In its second year of existence, this award instituted by Film Academy To recognize personalities that contribute to cinema as art that unites cultures and spectators and spectators around the world, it has fallen to the French actress "for its extraordinary career that places it as one of the most admired and recognized names of European and international cinema and its commitment to risky authors, embodied in a good number of unforgettable interpretations."
After Cate Blanchett, a figure of American cinema, the Film Academy recognizes a European actress of world dimension.
Bad blood, the unbearable lightness of being, lovers of the Pont-Neuf, wound, three colors: blue, the English patient, unknown code, chocolate, cache, the flight of the red globe, certified copy, cosmopolis, camille claudel 1915, the truth, fire, in a normand… The list of films that Juliette Binoche has played is long, which has not accused the lack of powerful female roles in its maturity. Recognized as one of the best actresses of contemporary cinema, he has worked since its inception with great directors and directors, among which is the Spanish Isabel Coixet, with which she starred in Nobody wants the night, winner of four Goya awards.
Your second movie, I greet you Maria, it was at the orders of Jean-Luc Godard, a name to which he added those of the French andré Techiné (Appointment and Alice and Martin), Leos Carax, Louis Malle, Jean-Paul Rappeneau (The hussar on the roof), Olivier Assayas (Summer hours and double lives), Bruno Dumont, Patrice Leconte (La Viuda de Saint-Pierre), Emmanuel Carrère y Claire Denis (Fuego).
Michael Haneke, Michael Haneke, Snake,Nobody wants the night, which earned Goya's nomination) complete the payroll of filmmakers who have had this daughter of interpreters who in 1996 debuted in the Anglo -Saxon cinema with the English patient, a film with whom he conquered the Oscar as best cast actress. Since then he works with one foot in the independent European cinema and another in commercial productions such as Godzilla or Ghost in the Shell.
Formed in the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art, ‘La Binoche’ that was born in Paris in 1964, is always willing to embark on projects that are “a trip to the unknown, that discover me a new world” and it is “the ability to listen and, above all, to look at the director” the impulse to say yes to the proposals it receives and that have earned him the César prize, the silver bear the palm of Cannes, Donostia Prize and three European cinema awards, among others.
The Parisian, who has also participated in the television series The Staircase and stepped on Broadway with Betrayal, by Harold Pinter, he will collect the International Goya in the year in which the 40 years of his first appearance on the big screen is celebrated, in the title Liberty Belle, from Pascal Kané.
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