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Made a remarkable screen debut as the young Jewish woman in Louis Malle's solemn, atmospheric "Lacombe, Lucien" (1974), and has steadily continued turning in impressive performances. Clement has appeared in three Chantal Akerman films, notably as the title character of "Les rendez-vous d'Anna" (1978). Married to production designer Dean Tavoularis.