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In page Isa Miranda:

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She returned to Italy soon after the outbreak of World War II and continued to act on stage and to make films. In 1949, she starred in René Clément's The Walls of Malapaga, which won an Academy Award for the most outstanding foreign language film of 1950, and for Miranda, the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.[citation needed] Another success of that period was La Ronde (1950), also directed by Ophüls.