Isabelle Huppert named head of main jury for Venice Film Festival 2024
The Hindu
Isabelle Huppert to lead Venice Film Festival jury, bringing her acclaimed performances and wealth of experience to the role.
French actress Isabelle Huppert has been appointed as the head of the main jury for the upcoming Venice Film Festival, continuing her longstanding relationship with the prestigious event. Known for her acclaimed performances in films such as Story of Women and La Cérémonie, both of which earned her Venice’s Volpi Cup for best actress, the 71-year-old veteran actress brings a wealth of experience to her new role.
Having previously received recognition at Cannes and Venice, Huppert’s selection as jury president stands testemant to her stature in the film industry. Alberto Barbera, the festival’s artistic director, praised Huppert’s talent and dedication, highlighting her willingness to collaborate with emerging filmmakers.
“Isabelle Huppert is an immense actress. Demanding, curious and of great generosity. The muse of numerous great filmmakers, she has never shirked the invitation of young or not-so-famous directors who have seen in her the ideal interpreter of their stories”, Barbera said.
In response, Huppert expressed gratitude for the opportunity to participate in the festival once again, emphasizing the importance of cinema in fostering understanding and connection among diverse audiences.
The 81st Venice International Film Festival is slated to run from 28 August to 7 September this year.
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