Kristen Stewart becomes first US actress to win French Cesar
Paris: Kristen Stewart on Friday became the first American actress to win a Cesar, France´s equivalent of the Oscars.
The "Twilight" megastar was rewarded for her role alongside Juliette Binoche in "Clouds of Sils Maria".
Directed by France´s Olivier Assayas, 24-year-old Stewart plays the personal assistant to a star actress played by Binoche and follows their intense relationship. (AFP)
By AFP
Published February 21, 2015
Paris: Kristen Stewart on Friday became the first American actress to win a Cesar, France´s equivalent of the Oscars.
The "Twilight" megastar was rewarded for her role alongside Juliette Binoche in "Clouds of Sils Maria".
Directed by France´s Olivier Assayas, 24-year-old Stewart plays the personal assistant to a star actress played by Binoche and follows their intense relationship. (AFP)
The "Twilight" megastar was rewarded for her role alongside Juliette Binoche in "Clouds of Sils Maria".
Directed by France´s Olivier Assayas, 24-year-old Stewart plays the personal assistant to a star actress played by Binoche and follows their intense relationship. (AFP)
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