‘Woman Unknown’ Breakout Mathilde Arcel on Her Venice Award-Winning Performance and Life After Her Lido Triumph: ‘Everything Is Open’
Variety profiles Danish actress Mathilde Arcel, who won the Volpi Cup for best actress at the Venice Film Festival for her first-ever leading role in a feature film. The film is May el-Toukhy's post-World War II drama "Woman Unknown," which Variety's preview text identifies as the festival's Golden Lion winner. The piece, published about two months after the award, covers Arcel's thoughts on the performance and her life since the win, which she describes with the line "Everything Is Open."
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‘Woman Unknown’ Breakout Mathilde Arcel on Her Venice Award-Winning Performance and Life After Her Lido Triumph: ‘Everything Is Open’
Danish actress Mathilde Arcel would be the first to admit she didn’t see this coming. It’s been hardly two months since Arcel, in her first-ever leading role in a feature film, was awarded the Volpi Cup for best actress for her breakout performance in “Woman Unknown,” May el-Toukhy’s riveting, post-World War II drama that was […]
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