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Camille Lellouche

Actor
Camille Lellouche is a French actress, singer, and comedian who impresses with her versatility and striking presence both on screen and in the music scene. After initial appearances in smaller roles and her participation in the French edition of “The Voice” in 2015, she made her breakthrough as an actress in French cinema. In BRIGHT WOMEN (2022), directed by Élodie Lélue, Lellouche plays one of the leading roles in a story about friendship, self-determination, and the courage to change. The film, which has been screened at several European festivals, showcases her ability to combine humor and emotional depth—a hallmark of her work. Camille Lellouche already made a name for herself in films such as “Grand Central” (2013) by Rebecca Zlotowski and “Planetarium” (2016) by the same director, in which she appeared alongside Léa Seydoux and Natalie Portman. In Teddy Lussi-Modeste's “Le Prix du succès” (2017), she once again demonstrated her talent for portraying authentic characters who are torn between personal conflicts and public perception. She also appears on television, including in comedy shows, which have made her very popular in France. In addition to her acting career, Camille Lellouche is also a successful musician. She received the Victoire de la chanson originale award in 2021 for her song “Mais je t'aime,” which she released together with Grand Corps Malade. With her combination of musical sensitivity and acting finesse, she is one of the most interesting artists in contemporary French cinema.

Films

Bright Women

Bright Women

By Sylvie Gautier

2023 | 102 min | Comedy

Karine becomes the leader in the fight for her job, but the young woman is tetanized by an invisible handicap.

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