Juliette Binoche, French Actress and Director.

With a filmography of over 70 titles, Binoche has become an iconic figure in European cinema, renowned for her profound emotional depth and cross-cultural artistic exploration. She is a legendary filmmaker and the first actress in cinema history to achieve the "Grand Slam" of Best Actress awards at the world's three major film festivals (Cannes, Venice, and Berlin): winning Best Actress at the Venice Film Festival for Three Colors: Blue (1993), at the Berlin International Film Festival (and an Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress) for The English Patient (1997), and at the Cannes Film Festival for Certified Copy (2010).

As a national treasure of French cinema, she has served as a member and President of the Jury at Cannes. In 2026, she serves as the Jury President of the "Tiantan Award" at the 16th Beijing International Film Festival. Her recent notable works include starring in The Taste of Things (2023), her directorial debut In-I In Motion (2025), and her latest film Queen at Sea (2026), which was selected for the Competition at the Berlinale.