Isabelle Adjani was born in the slums of Algeria, where her childhood was deprived of material life and a racist social environment, which led to her sensitive and irritable personality
Acting allows her to vent her suppressed emotions and use her summer vacation to shoot her screen debut. While continuing his studies, he successively participated in some stage plays and TV series
Playing the daughter of the great literary hero Hugo in "Adele Hugo" made her famous in one fell swoop, and she was not only nominated for a César Award but also an Oscar.
She won the French César Superstar Award (Lifetime Achievement Award) for "Infatuation" and "Quartet" at the same time, and at the age of 35, she won the French César Superstar Award (Lifetime Achievement Award).
With the film "Possession", he won the César Award for Best Actress. With the film "A Dead Summer" won the César Award for Best Actress again, and her career is in full swing.
With "Rodin's Lover", he reached the top of the Berlin film queen, won three French Oscars, and received a second Oscar nomination.
In 1994, she returned to the film industry, starred in "Queen Margot" and won the César Award for the fourth time, becoming a French national treasure actress.
It disappeared from the film world in the early 1990s, and it was only in 1993 that "Troublesome" returned to the audience.
He returned to film with "The Day the Skirt Flew" and was sealed after a record five times at the 2010 César Awards.
Adjani is considered the most iconic actress in the French film industry in the 80s and is also the recipient of the Medal of Honor announced by the French government.