Juliette Binoche, 54, looks sensational in a shoulderless blue silk dress at the Who You Think I Am premiere at Berlinale International Film Festival
She is a legendary French actress, who boasts a successful career of over 30 years.
And Juliette Binoche looked sensational as she led the glamour at the Who You Think I Am, Celle que vous croyez, premiere at the Berlinale International Film Festival on Sunday.
The actress, 54, stunned in an elegant shoulderless pastel blue silk dress with a ruffled neckline and a fishtail train.
Elegant: Juliette Binoche looked sensational as she led the glamour at the Who You Think I Am, Celle que vous croyez, premiere at the Berlinale International Film Festival on Sunday
She completed her look with a collection of silver jewellery and high metallic platform heels.
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Juliette styled her brunette locks into a sleek sweptback hairdo, she added a slick of glamorous make-up with pink lipstick and smoky eyeshadow.
The French actress stars in romantic drama Who You Think I Am as 50-year-old Claire Millaud who creates a fake social media profile pretending to be a young woman called Clara.
Chic: The actress, 54, stunned in an elegant shoulderless pastel blue silk dress with a ruffled neckline and a fishtail train
Details: She completed her look with a collection of silver jewellery and high metallic platform heels
The character creates the fake identity to spy on her lover, Ludo, but ends up falling in love with his friend Alex.
Berlinale International Film Festival started on Thursday 7 February and ends on Sunday 17 February.
It is one of the largest public film festivals in the world and started in 1951 as a 'showcase of the free world'.
Glamorous: Juliette styled her brunette locks into a sleek sweptback hairdo, she added a slick of glamorous make-up with pink lipstick and smoky eyeshadow
Leading lady: The French actress stars in romantic drama Who You Think I Am as 50-year-old Claire Millaud who creates a fake social media profile pretending to be a young woman called Clara
In January, Juliette made an impassioned speech after being lauded with a French Cinema Award from UniFrance.
The French actress spoke about how imperative discussing feminism is at the event in Paris, as she urged men to speak up in light of the #MeToo movement.
While accepting her speech, she turned talk to feminism when she said: 'I think it's important that feminism is being talked about and respected but what I'm surprised about is that men don't speak very much about it.
Plot: The character creates the fake identity to spy on her lover, Ludo, but ends up falling in love with his friend Alex
Busy bee: Berlinale International Film Festival started on Thursday 7 February and ends on Sunday 17 February
'I've travelled a lot. I've been on the road a lot and sometimes I felt I was more loved abroad – because actors are paranoid I'm afraid – but now being recognized here in my home country, it just makes me so happy.'
'First of all because there must be harassment for men as well, but what do they feel about it? Because it's about them as well and that is my shock, really, more than women expressing themselves and if they went too far.'
The Oscar winner, who won an Academy Awards for Best Supporting Actress for her role in The English Patient was delighted to have received her award, and spoke of how touching it was to be commemorated in her own country.
Iconic: It is one of the largest public film festivals in the world and started in 1951 as a 'showcase of the free world'
