Emilie Dequenne, the talented actress who won the Best Actress award at Cannes for her role in the iconic film 'Rosetta,' died at the age of 43 from adrenal cancer. Diagnosed with adrenocortical carcinoma in October 2023, she candidly discussed her illness in a December 2024 interview, emphasizing the isolation it brought her. Over her career, she featured in almost 50 films and garnered multiple accolades, including a César Award. Dequenne's performances, especially in 'Rosetta' and 'Our Children,' left a significant mark on the film industry.
“Her role in Rosetta made a lasting impact, and her talent was evident from that very first audition; she left an indelible mark on cinema.”
“Emilie was brave in speaking about her illness, highlighting the loneliness that accompanies such battles; her candor was a source of inspiration for many.”
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