Salma Hayek attends SCAD Savannah Film Festival

Salma Hayek attends SCAD Savannah Film Festival

She has no problem turning heads on the red carpet.

And Salma Hayek did just that while arriving at the SCAD Savannah Film Festival for a screening of Mudbound at the Trustees Theater in Savannah, Georgia, on Sunday.

The actress, 51, looked exquisite as she stepped out in a chic ensemble that had a school-girl flare.

Salma attended the event in a black midi dress, which featured silk ivory colored cuffs and a collar.

The mother-of-one added height to her petite frame with opened-toed heels that strapped at the ankles. 

The Frida actress wore her dark locks in subtle waves with a middle part, along with a bright pink pout that matched her dress' accents.

Salma kept her look simple by only wearing a ring on each hand. 

Also at the Film Festival was actor Patrick Stewart and singer Sunny Ozell.

Salma and Patrick were both honored at the event for their efforts in the film industry.

The Desperado star received the Outstanding Achievement in Cinema Award, while Patrick received the Legends of Cinema Award.

Along with the screening of the independent film Mudbound, Salma's film Beatriz at Dinner was also screened at the festival.

The actress told Variety that she’s happy to see her film get the exposure she feels it deserves.

Last year, five films that screened at the SCAD Film Festival recieved an Oscar - including Best Picture winner Moonlight.

Later at the event Salma took part in a question and answer, conducted by film critic Leonard Maltin.

Salma swapped her collared dress for a floral ensemble before stepping on stage. 

The actress spoke more about her film, which tackles the topic of white privileged and follows John Lithgow's character who meets a low-key holistic healer.

The wife of French Billionaire businessman François-Henri Pinault will also speak to a group of film students to give them insight on the movie industry.

Beatriz at Dinner was released in theaters June 9.