Emmanuelle Bercot
Emmanuelle Bercot (born November 6, 1967 in Paris ) is a French actress , screenwriter and director .
Life
At first Bercot worked as a trained dancer, then took acting courses and finally worked as an actress in the theater and from 1987 also as a film actress. In 1994 she began her directing studies at the Paris film school FEMIS , which she graduated in 1998 with a diploma.
Like many well-known directors , Bercot first tried short films ( Les Vacances , 1997 and La Puce , 1998), which have already received international recognition and awards. In 2001 Bercot finished her first feature film, Clément . This film, which was shown on German television ( ARTE ) under the title Much Too Young , received the Young Talent Award at the 2001 Cannes Film Festival . In this film, Bercot is also a screenwriter, director and leading actress.
In 2015, it opened as a director of the social drama La tête haute the 68th International Film Festival of Cannes and was there for her acting performance in Maïwenns Mon roi with the Best Actor Award excellent.
In addition to her directorial work, Bercot has already appeared in several French productions (e.g. in La classe de neige by Claude Miller (1998)).
Bercot was inducted into the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences (AMPAS) in 2017 , which awards the Oscars annually.
Emmanuelle Bercot is the mother of singer and actor Nemo Schiffman , who comes from her relationship with French cameraman Guillaume Schiffman .
Filmography (selection)
actress
- 1991: Ragazzi - Director: Mama Keïta
- 1995: État des lieux - Director: Jean-François Richet
- 1997: The Hunt for the Dancing God (La divine poursuite) - Director: Michel Deville
- 1998: The Class Trip (La classe de neige) - directed by Claude Miller
- 1999: Une pour toutes - Director: Claude Lelouch
- 1999: It starts today (Ça commence aujourd'hui) - Director: Bertrand Tavernier
- 2001: Much too young (Clément) - also director
- 2004: Here and now (À tout de suite) - Director: Benoît Jacquot
- 2005: Camping sauvage - directed by Christophe Ali , Nicolas Bonilauri
- 2011: Poliezei (Polisse) - Director: Maïwenn
- 2013: Between the waves (En solitaire) - Director: Christophe Offenstein
- 2015: My one, my everything (Mon roi) - Director: Maïwenn
- 2018: Fiertés - Courage to Love ( Fiertés , miniseries, 2 episodes) - Director: Philippe Faucon
- 2018: Girls of the Sun (Les filles du soleil) - Director: Eva Husson
- 2018: School's Out (L'heure de la sortie) - Director: Sébastien Marnier
Director
(also script, unless otherwise stated)
- 1997: Les vacances
- 1998: Le choix d'Élodie (TV film, only director)
- 1999: Little Heart (La puce)
- 2000: Scénario sur la drogue (only direction, only segment La faute au vent )
- 2001: Much Too Young (Clément) (only director, actress)
- 2003: Quelqu'un vous aime (director only)
- 2004: À poil!
- 2005: Backstage
- 2010: Student, 19, looking for ... (Mes chères études)
- 2012: Men and Women (Les infidèles) (only direction, only segment La question )
- 2013: Madame is recommended (Elle s'en va)
- 2015: La tête haute
- 2016: La fille de Brest
Awards
- 1997: Prix du Jury - short film (Cannes) for Les vacances
- 1999: Deuxième Prix de la Cinéfondation (Cannes) for La puce
- 2001: Prix de la Jeunesse (Cannes) for Clément
- 2015: Best Actress (Cannes) for Mon roi
Web links
- Emmanuelle Bercot in the Internet Movie Database (English)
- Interview with Emmanuelle Bercot about her feature film "Clément"
- Emmanuelle Bercot in the German dubbing index
Individual evidence
- ↑ Class of 2017. Accessed June 30, 2017.
- ↑ Maël Montarou: The Voice Kids: un enfant de star au casting. In: programe.tv. August 24, 2014, accessed December 31, 2019 (French).
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Bercot, Emmanuelle |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | French actress, screenwriter and director |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 6, 1967 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Paris , France |