Cannes Award-winning actress dies in 43

Award-winning Belgian actress Émilie Dequenne, died of cancer 43 years old.

Dequenne hit fame when he won the best actress award at the Cannes Film Festival at the age of 18 In the film Rosetta in 1999.

In 2012, Perdre La Raison (our children) won another Cannes award and the best film of Les, Les’s best film, Les’s best movies, Les’s best films and in 2021

It is mainly active in French-speaking movies, but also went out like a police officer Laurence Relaud in 2014, the BBC TV drama was missing.

A young man’s struggle for the struggle of a young man to eliminate the life of misery was the first screen role of Dequenne.

When he was selected for the role, he was unemployed after losing his job in a food factory.

“The first day he was in front of the real camera, managed to bring the whole team together,” Luc Dardenne, Luc Dardene, who managed him with his brother Jean-Pierre, said Broadcaster on a tribute to RTBF.

“It was better and better as the shoot progresses … was spectacular and the film has a lot of debts for him.”

At the section, James Nesbitt played Laurence Relaud, who took the role of James Nesbitt as a boy who was missing during a family vacation.

Other films in the 2009 LA Fille Du Rer (the girl on the Qatar), the son of the PAS of the Pass in 2014 (not my type) and 2022 Cannes Nominee.

Paying for the others, Minister of French Culture Rachida Dati, Who wrote: “FrancoPhone’s cinema lost a talented actress that he will still offer long before it.”

Dequenne revealed that in October 2023, the adrenocortic carcinom (ACC) suffered from the cancer of the adrenal gland.

In one of the latest instagram posts, for the World Cancer Day in February, Wrote: “What’s hard fight! And we do not choose …”