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over the course of an illustrious five-decade career, isabelle huppert has become one of world cinema’s most formidable performers, renowned for her fearless intensity as well as for her considerable versatility a banner year for the actor—including an oscar nomination and a golden globe win for her role in paul verhoeven’s provocative psychodrama “elle“—comes to a close with two of her latest projects, michael haneke’s caustic family saga “happy end“ and serge bozon’s eccentric farce “mrs. hyde“, wrapping up international festival runs last month, when she was in town for the new york film festival, huppert took some time out to visit criterion collection’s film closet, where the screen legend gave charming voice to her love for nicolas roeg’s “bad timing“ and pierre etaix’s “yoyo“, and shared fond reminiscences of directors federico fellini and curtis hanson
