Cannes 2019: Britain's Emily Beecham wins best actress for psychological thriller Little Joe
Cannes' best actress Emily Beecham is the star of psychological chiller Little Joe in which she plays a scientist working on a flower whose smell can make people euphoric.
British actress Emily Beecham won the best actress award at the Cannes film festival on Saturday.
The 35-year-old is the star of psychological chiller Little Joe in which she plays a scientist working on a flower whose smell can make people euphoric.
The actress — the star of the martial arts television series Into the Badland — joked that she was in such a hurry to rush back to Cannes for the awards ceremony that she forgot her toothbrush.
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Cannes Highlights Little Joe (2019) - The Blossom Scene (35mm Focal Length) Jessica Hausner (Film Director): “All of my films have quite an artificial look, and I aim to show it is a film. I like artificial settings, colors, costumes and obvious camera movements. The scenes are strongly choreographed. I explained to the actors it is choreographed, there are complicated scenes, long rehearsals, but still want them to be authentic within that.” A post shared by @ cineflux on
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