Original sentence: Dahan's film follows Piaf's life from early childhood to her death in 1963.Her mother, Annetta Giovanna Maillard (1895–1945), was a French pied noir of French-Italian descent on her father's side and of Kabyle Berber origin on her mother's.La Vie En Rose, a film about her life directed by Olivier Dahan, debuted at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2007.Titled La Môme in France, the film stars Marion Cotillard in the role that won her the Academy Award for Best Actress (Oscar), as Piaf
Edited sentence: Her mother, Annetta Giovanna Maillard (1895–1945), was a French pied noir of French-Italian descent on her father's side and of Kabyle Algerian origin on her mother's.In filming her masterful portrayal of the French chnatuese, she recieved overwhelming critcal praise throughout the world and in the words of legendary English theatre director Sir Trevor Nunn, she gave "one of the greatest performances on screen ever".La Vie En Rose, a film about her life directed by Olivier Dahan, which follows Piaf's life from early childhood to her death in 1963, debuted at the Berlin Film Festival in February 2007.The film became the first of French cinema to win a record two Academy Awards, including the Best Actress in a Leading Role.Titled La Môme in France, the film stars Marion Cotillard, a complete unknown elsewhere in the world and an actress that according to the producers of the film was "unbankable" in France.Ultimately, Edith Piaf, evoked through the film, made one last star out of Marion Cotillard, for she was elevated to the highest level of acting achievement as she won a Golden Globe, a César Award, a BAFTA and lastly the Academy Award for Best Actress, becoming the first individual to win an Oscar for a performance in the French-language