Emily Decin, the Belgian actress who starred in “Rosetta”, in 43

Emily Decin, who won the Best Actress Award at the age of 17 at the Cannes Film Festival for her role in the Belgian movie “Rosetta”, died on Sunday in Feljev, France. She was 43 years old.

Mary Lori Hawllette, her death assistant, in a hospital, has long been confirmed by the agent of Mrs. Decoin, Daniel Kane. Mrs. Decin was diagnosed with adrenal cancer.

Mrs. Decoin was in her first round championship when she played the lead in “Rosita“The 1999 movie directed by the two brothers, Jean -Pierre and Luke Dardin. The film, which revolves around a working -class teenager, was fighting to comment on a job, with the first honor at the Cannes Festival.

In October 2023, Mrs. Decoin revealed that she had been diagnosed with adrenal cortex cancer, and rare adrenal and aggressive adrenal cancer.

She talked about her diagnosis in an interview on the TV program “From seven to eight“On the French network TF1, which was broadcast in December 2024.

Mrs. Dikin appeared in nearly 50 films and won many awards, including Cesar, one of the best films in France, for the best supportive actress in the movie “Love Affair (S)” (“Les Chosse Qu’On Dit, Les Chosse Qu’oon fait”, which is the 2020 movie from Emmanuel Maurit.

Perhaps she was known for her roles in the 2012 drama “Our children(by the Belgian director Joachim Lavos and Rosetta. When she experienced the role of “Rosetta”, she left an immediate impression, as Luke Dardin remembers In an interview With the French radio station, Frannvo, which was broadcast on Monday.

“On the first day when I was shot in front of a real camera, I managed to collect the entire team,” Mr. Dardenne I told the Belgian broadcaster RTBF. “This is what happened, and it became better and better with the progress of shooting.”

Mrs. Decoin was born in Bluel, Belgium, on August 29, 1981. She studied drama at Di Di Mousic Ace Ars de la conditioning in Belgium. Her representative career began in a company based in the Belgium region near the border with France.

She survived her husband, Michelle Virchi, and the daughter of Mila Safarez, with her former partner, DJ Alexandre Safari.

Last May, while her cancer was in forgiveness, she celebrated the twenty -fifth anniversary of “Rosetta” at the Cannes Film Festival. She also promoted a new movie, “Survive“Recently released. Recently, it appeared in the movie” TKT “, a film about bullying in a Belgian high school.