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Isabelle Candelier

Actor
Isabelle Candelier is a talented French actress known for her work in both film and television. She has appeared in a variety of roles that showcase her versatility as an actress. One of her notable performances includes her role in the film "Tatie Danielle" (1990), where she played Sandrine, one of the family members dealing with the cantankerous aunt. She also starred in "The Children of the Marshland" (1999), where she worked alongside actors like Michel Serrault and Jacques Villeret. In addition to her film work, Candelier has appeared in several French television series, further establishing her presence in the French entertainment industry. While she may not be as internationally renowned as some of her contemporaries, her contributions to French cinema and television are appreciated by audiences familiar with her work. Although specific awards may not be widely documented, her performances continue to resonate with her audience, reflecting her talent and dedication to her craft.

Films

Bloody Milk

Bloody Milk

By Hubert Charuel

2017 | 87 min | Drama

A dairy farmer and his sister, who is a veterinarian, get into a conflict over how to deal with a dangerous cattle disease.

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