Actress, awarded by the Canines, dies in 43

Awarded Belgian actress Emily Deen died of cancer at the age of 43.

The Deken lost fame when she received the “Best Actress” award at the Cannes Film Festival at the age of 18 For the Rosetta movie in 1999.

In 2012, she won another end of the prize for “Perdre -Ryson” (“Our children)” and received Sesar, one of France’s main films, because the forest chose Qu’on Dit, the forest chooses Qu’on Fait (what we say, what we do) in 2021.

Basically, she starred in French films, but also acted as a police officer Laurence Rely in 2014 BBC The Next TV drama.

Rosette, a sharp fairy tale about the fight of the teenager for overcoming the life of the misery, was the first screen role of the Deken.

When she was chosen as a role, she was unemployed after losing her work at a food factory.

“On the first day she shot in front of the real camera, she managed to unite the whole team,” said Luke Darden, who managed this with her brother Jean-Pierre, In the tribute to the RTBF television.

“As you move the shooting, everything became better and better … It was great and the movie owes a lot.”

In the missing, she played Larensa Relo, in which James Nebita starred as a boy’s father who disappears during a family vacation.

Her other movies included La Fille Du Rer 2009 (The Girl on the Train), the son of Pas 2014 (not my type) and 2022 Cannes Nominee Choiver.

Others who pay tribute to the French Minister of Culture Rahid Dati, Who wrote: “Francophone movie lost, too fast, a talented actress who still offered.”

In October 2023, Dequenne discovered that she was suffering from an adrenocortico (ACC), an adrenal river.

In one of the latest messages on Instagram, for World Cancer Day in February, She wrote: “What a fierce struggle! And we don’t choose …”