Juliette Binoche: filmography. The best pictures of the famous French actress

Juliette Binoche, whose filmography numbers more than fifty films, is one of the leading actresses of French cinema. Nevertheless, Binosh is known far beyond France and has experience of cooperation with Hollywood, as well as Polish filmmakers. Which of the films is the best actresses?

Juliette Binoche: filmography, biography. early years

Juliet was born March 9 in Paris in the family of the director and sculptor. The girl's mom had a direct relationship to the theater - she was an actress. On the paternal side, Juliette has French and Flemish roots, on the mother side - Polish.

Mademoiselle Binoche from the early childhood showed interest in theatrical productions. She actively participated in the amateur school theater, and at the age of 17 she directed a performance based on E. Ionesco's play "The King Is Dying" as a director.

After school, the future actress was educated at the Paris National Academy of Dramatic Art, and then began collaborating with various theaters.

In the movie, Juliet debuted in 1983. Her first episodic role was played in the television film "Dorothea, the dancer on the wire" by Jacques Fangstan. On the big screens the actress got in the same year, having played a small role in the film "Beautiful freedom".

Juliette Binoche: films, filmography. "The Unbearable Lightness of Being"

The success and popularity of Juliet brought the main role in the drama of Philip Kaufman "The Unbearable Lightness of Being." Juliette Binoche, whose filmography is full of a variety of film works, played in this film the role of passionate Theresa - the mistress of the main character.

In the center of the plot is not only their personal relationship, but also the fate of the Czech doctor Tomasz during the Prague Spring of 1968. The cast is international: the Frenchwoman Binoche, the Englishman Daniel Day-Lewis, the Swede Lena Olin, the Dutchman Derek de Lint and many others.

The film received many awards: the British Film Academy Award, the Independent Spirit Award, two awards from the National Society of Film Critics of the United States, and the picture was twice nominated for Oscar and Golden Globe.

"Wuthering Heights"

Juliette Binoche, whose filmography contains several adaptations, in 1992, starred in the drama "Wuthering Heights", based on the novel of the same name, Emily Bronte.

In the center of the story is the love story of Heathcliff and Catherine. The main characters can not be together because of social inequality. Heathcliff is just a homeless tramp, whom Father Catherine has sheltered. And Catherine has to do with the nobility and must choose a rich man for herself. When Heathcliff understands that his beloved betrayed his feelings and preferred not to him, but to a wealthy neighbor, he decides to take revenge on the entire family of Katherine.

This drama also featured Rafe Fiennes (Schindler's List), John Woodwine, Jeremy Northam (Enigma) and Simon Shepherd.

"Three colors: Blue"

If you list all the films Juliette Binoche, the complete filmography will not do without the acclaimed drama of Krzysztof Kieslowski "Three colors: Blue."

Kieslowski is the creator of a whole trilogy called "Three Colors." Each of the films of the trilogy tells of some difficult life story. The "white" picture tells of an abandoned husband who decided to take revenge on his ex-wife. The "red" picture is devoted to the relationship between a young student and an elderly judge. "Blue" picture tells about the fate of Julie Vignon, who, after losing her husband, moves to Paris to start a new life.

For the role of Julie Juliette Binoche won the prize "Cesar" and "Cup Volpi".

«English patient»

In 1996, Juliette Binoche, whose filmography consists mainly of dramas, starred in another difficult film called "English patient".

The dramatic action of the film takes place against the background of World War II. Count Laszlo Almashi is shot down on his biplane by German anti-aircraft gunners. He manages to be saved, but the pilot's body burns badly. Moreover, he does not remember who he is and what his name is. It is clear only that he knows English well, for which he receives the nickname "English patient". In Italy, for a dying Englishman, Nurse Hannah is courted by Juliette Binoche. On the deathbed the mysterious pilot recalls his biography and begins to tell her details to Hannah. So the spectator becomes a witness to the heart-rending story of Laszlo Almashi's love for Catherine Clifton, as well as his espionage activities in North Africa.

"Chocolate"

For the role in the melodrama "Chocolate" Juliet was nominated for an Oscar. Her partners on the set were Johnny Depp ("Pirates of the Caribbean"), Judy Dench ("Quantum of Solace") and Carrie-Anne Moss ("The Matrix").

The film is about a young enterprising woman - Wienne, who because of her independent thinking and way of life becomes a "sensation" of a small French town. First, Viennes are treated with prejudice, but the young woman manages to locate the inhabitants of the city. And when she finally despairs and decides to leave the place, her new friends convince the heroine Binoche to stay.