The actress who plays Nicole Kidman's sister in 'Scarpetta' left the crowd laughing, crying at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.

Nicole Kidman delivered an emotional speech honoring her late mother at the Palm Springs International Film Festival: 'I feel my mama right now, so this is for you, Mama.'

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My whole career has been for my mom and my dad and they're not here now, but I still want to keep working and giving to the world,' said the 'Babygirl' actress

My whole career has been for my mom and my dad and they’re not here now,” the teary-eyed actress said on stage in front of her peers.

Nicole Kidman paid tribute to her late mother, Janelle Ann Kidman, in an emotional acceptance speech at the Palm Springs International Film Festival.

Academy Award winner Jamie Lee Curtis presented Nicole Kidman, her "Scarpetta" costar, with the International Star Award.

The evening at the Southern California film festival was a significant one for Kidman because she received the International Star Award. Her status as a prolific auteur was celebrated by all, including Jamie Lee Curtis (she presented Kidman with her trophy for the evening).

Nicole Kidman broke down in tears onstage while ... The 57-year-old actress was presented with the award by friend Jamie Lee Curtis during the 36th annual International Film Awards gala Friday.

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