Justine Triet directed and co-wrote the French courtroom drama.
Triet became the third woman to win the Palme, according to. Julia Ducournau won in 2021 for “Titane,” and Jane Campion was the winner in 1993 for “The Piano,” the entertainment news website reported.
“Anatomy of a Fall” won the Palme d’Or at the Cannes Film Festival on Saturday, making the French filmmaker Justine Triet the third woman to receive the festival’s top honor.
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