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LOL....its a list of non Hollywood actresses that some one has compiled on IMDB.
http://www.imdb.com/list/CnMCSPnjmiU/
I came across it and hence this question :
Which one of these actresses(or any other not in the list) is your favourite? Please don't go by her being hot or pretty, instead base your judgement on her performance(s).
I would list Monica Bellucci for :
Irreversible (2002) - this movie left me quient shaken. I am sure it takes quite some guts to undertake such a role.
Malèna (2000) - easily one of my top favourite coming of age movies.
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Wow if that list is supposed to be in "countdown form" then it's really twisted. I mean Diane Kruger #21?! Really?! 33. Brigitte Bardot?! I can't even...
I really like all of them in the list, it's really hard to pick just one! Catherine Deneuve's a LEGEND though (lots of ladies on that list are), but her and Bjork in 'Dancer In The Dark' <3
Indochine (1992)- testament to Deneuve's star power that she somehow manages to hold the disjointed, rather long movie (two and a half hours) together with her charismatic and commanding screen presence. Got her nominated for best actress (oscar) and won best foreign film.
Potiche (2010)- another reason to love her! She sings and dances, shows off her acting chops never overdoing it. But still playing it poise and dignity.
Edit: Ohgod!! Omgg Irreversible! I could not sleep after watching that movie...I agree, it left me...well, I believe Roger Ebert explained this movie the best:
"The fact is, the reverse chronology makes "Irreversible" a film that structurally argues against rape and violence, while ordinary chronology would lead us down a seductive narrative path toward a shocking, exploitative payoff. By placing the ugliness at the beginning, Gaspar Noe forces us to think seriously about the sexual violence involved. The movie does not end with rape as its climax and send us out of the theater as if something had been communicated. It starts with it, and asks us to sit there for another hour and process our thoughts. It is therefore moral - at a structural level."
