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After high school, Jodie attended Yale University, where she studied English literature. She continued her acting career, starring in various films and TV shows, but real success came to her in the cinema.

Jodie Foster has starred in many films, some of which have become iconic in world cinematography:

1. "To Kill a Mockingbird" (1991): In this drama about racial controversy, she played the role of a lawyer, for which she received an Oscar in the nomination "Best Actress."

2. "The Silence of the Lambs" (1991): In this psychological thriller, she played the role of an FBI agent pursuing a serial killer and earned her second Oscar for best actress.

3. "Like It or Not" (2001): In this drama about the world of television, she played the role of a TV host facing ethical dilemmas and the difficulties of professional growth.

4. "Airport" (2004): In this thriller about a terrorist act, she played the role of the main character fighting to save passengers and crew.

5. "Finger Boy" (2009): In this drama about the complexities of family relationships, she played the role of a mother facing the challenges of her teenage son.

In addition to acting, Jodie Foster also successfully works as a director and producer, embodying her ideas on the screen.

As well as being a talented actress, Jodie Foster is an inspirational personality whose work leaves an indelible mark on the history of cinematography. Her contribution to world culture and art cannot be overstated, and she continues to inspire generations of viewers around the world.