Marion Cotillard looks confident in black on the Marrakech red carpet

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She has been stepping out in an array of colourful gowns during her stint on the jury at the 2013 Marrakech International Film Festival in Morocco this week.
But Marion Cotillard stuck to trusty black for the last night of the event on Saturday.
For her final appearance at the event, the Oscar winner, 38, sported a black-striped, silk draped gown from the Dior Couture collection.

The dress, with a high neck and an asymmetric hem was her fifth Dior look of the week.

She paired it with black sling-back heels and wore her hair in a sleek, sides-wept upto. 

Minimal jewellery and subtle make-up complete with tawny lipstick showed off the star's natural beauty to the maximum.

The closing ceremony capped off a busy week for the star, who presented the best actress award to Swedish actress Alicia Vikander, who won for her role in Hotell.

On Saturday, she posed with director Marin Scorsese who headed the jury at the festival and fellow jury member Patricia Clarkson.

The French actress has yet to work with the famed Departed director, but told Variety that they had not discussed forthcoming film projects while on the jury.

'Of course I’d love to make a movie with him one day, but today, the relationship we have all together, with the jury, is just about talking about cinema,' she said. 

'When I had to meet a director, I preferred to have a screen test and show what I could do instead of sell myself in a discussion, because I was bad at it.'

Marion's forthcoming film The Immigrant, directed by James Gray, also played at the annual festival.

For the Marrakech screening of her film Public Enemies on Thursday, Cotillard wore a bright floral dress.

While on Wednesday, she stepped out in an eye-catching floor-length black and orange striped gown for the premiere of A Waltz For Monica.