Marie Denarnaud

Marie Denarnaud is a French actress who has established herself in French cinema through her intense performances and her ability to combine emotional depth with natural ease. Since the beginning of her career in the early 2000s, she has worked regularly with renowned directors and has appeared in both film and television. In THE PARTY IS OVER (2018) by Marie Garel-Weiss, she plays a supporting role in a moving drama about two young women in rehab. The film was shown at several festivals and praised for its sensitive direction and strong performances. Two years later, she appeared in SLALOM (2020) by Charlène Favier, an intense coming-of-age drama about abuse of power and addiction, which was selected for the 2020 Cannes Film Festival. Denarnaud's presence contributes significantly to the emotional authenticity of the film. Her other notable films include Les Adoptés (2011) by Mélanie Laurent and Une histoire banale (2014) by Audrey Estrougo, both of which combine socially relevant themes with sensitive realism. On television, she has taken on roles in series such as “César Wagner” and “L'Île aux trente cercueils,” where she once again demonstrated her versatility. Marie Denarnaud has received numerous awards for her performances at festivals throughout her career, including the Festival Côté Court and the Festival Paris Courts Devant. Her cinematic work is characterized by a strong commitment to credible female characters, making her an important voice in contemporary French cinema.