Émilie Dequenne

...HIDDEN DIARY and Andre Technine's THE GIRL ON THE TRAIN, a rambling but still intriguing work about stunning young woman Jeanne (Emilie Dequenne), who seems against the idea of working steadily and has no trouble lying in small amounts,...

In this article: Antichrist, The Messenger, An Education, John Woo, Red Cliff, Peter Sarsgaard, Chicago International Film Festival, and Carey Mulligan

Emilie Dequenne (born 29 August 1981 in Beloeil, Hainaut , Belgium) is an actress. She won the Best Actress award at the 1999 Cannes Film Festival for her debut film performance in the Palme d'Or-winning film Rosetta ''. She became more...

In this article: Cannes Film Festival, Rosetta, Le Pacte des loups, and Belgium

...in France in which a non-Jewish young woman said she was the victim of an anti-Semitic attack. The lead character, Jeanne (Emilie Dequenne), is a jobless suburbanite fond of rollerblading. Her widowed mother (Catherine Deneuve) is...

In this article: Nicolas Duvauchelle, Dardenne brothers, Andre Techine, Catherine Deneuve, Rosetta, and France

...Dynamite" with Arsenio Hall. French director Jean-Pierre Jeunet will top a very high-profile Gallic jury set to include actresses Emilie Dequenne, Sandrine Kiberlain and Geraldine Pailhas, actress-director-screenwriter Hiam Abbas, "Welcome...

In this article: Deauville, Harrison Ford, Andy Garcia, Robin Wright Penn, Normandy, Black Dynamite, Private Lives of Pippa Lee, The Messenger, and Taking Woodstock

...Titoff, Estelle Lefebure Avant qu'il ne soit trop tard with Frederic Diefenthal, Edouard Montoute, Elodie Navarre, Emilie Dequenne, Arthur Jugnot Le Grand Role as Steve Suissa with Stephane Freiss, Berenice Bejo, Stephan...

In this article: Olivier Sitruk, Coco Chanel, Barbora Bobulova, Shirley MacLaine, Matthieu Boujenah, Jules Sitruk, Elodie Navarre, Boy Capel, Gerard Darmon, and Olivia Bonamy

...to come, in human specifics-of people, of place, of work. Before Olivier Gourmet's stolid, hernia-belted carpenter in The Son, or Emilie Dequenne's desperately headlong daughter of a trailer-park alcoholic in Rosetta, the Dardennes'...

In this article: Olivier Gourmet, The Son, Unemployment, Anxiety, Hernia, and Jean-Pierre and Luc Dardenne

...affair to be revealed as a fabrication. If the material is at first sight unpromising, a first-rate cast brings it to life: Emilie Dequenne as the girl, here named Jeanne; Catherine Deneuve as her workaday mother, Louise; and Michel Blanc...

In this article: Michel Blanc, Catherine Deneuve, Paris, France, and Ronit Elkabetz

...his death by President Nicolas Sarkozy as "the great ambassador of French cinema" to the world. Claude Berri with the actress Emilie Dequenne on a movie set. The cause was a stroke, his agent, Dominique Segall, said in a statement. Mr....

In this article: Claude Berri, The Chicken, Alain Chabat, Juliette Binoche, Francois Truffaut, Gerard Depardieu, Roman Polanski, Paris, and Catholicism

...keeping his place clean. When he advertises for a cleaning lady, he is also subconsciously reaching out for a companion. Laura (Emilie Dequenne), the first to answer his ad, is attractive, in her twenties and slightly eccentric. For one...

In this article: Claude Berri, Brittany, Germinal, Jean-Pierre Bacri, Uranus, and Jean de Florette

...pretty. In fact, the movie is largely populated by people of exceeding handsomeness (Monica Bellucci leads this parade, but Emilie Dequenne is another, Vincent Cassel still another), while every nonspeaking Gypsy-peasant-wolfchow extra is a...

In this article: Christophe Gans, Monica Bellucci, Brotherhood of the Wolf, Dog, Tax, Indian Wars, Caleb Carr, The Alienist, Vincent Cassel, and Samuel Le Bihan