Legendary French actress Catherine Deneuve, known for her work with acclaimed directors such as Luis Bunuel, Francois Truffaut and Roman Polanski, was hospitalized in Paris after suffering what her family says is “a very limited and therefore reversible ischemic stroke,” Deadline reports.

“Deneuve has been filming Emmanuelle Bercot’s feature drama ‘De Son Vivant’ since October and is believed to have been on set yesterday before falling ill last night and being admitted to an unspecified hospital,” Deadline reported today. “The multi-award-winning 76-year-old icon has ‘no motor function deficit, and must of course take some time off,’ her agent Claire Blondel said.”

The report notes that Deneuve has been keeping busy, with two films already released this year: André Téchiné’s Berlin Festival entry “Farewell to the Night” and Cédric Kahn’s “Fête De Famille.”