Mélanie Laurent was conceived in Paris, France to an expressive dance educator mother and a voice on-screen character father. Her vocation started after a fortunate meeting with French performing artist Gerard Depardieu. The then teenaged Laurent was going to the arrangement of a film that her companion's dad was acting in. Depardieu moved toward her and basically inquired as to whether she needed to act in films. Laurent's answer? "Why not?"
At 16 years old, she was thrown in The Bridge, a French film co-coordinated by Depardieu. The motion picture was modestly generally welcomed by commentators in her nation of origin. Her enormous break into standard French silver screen came at 23 years old, when she played the lead in Philippe Lioret's I'm Fine, Don't Worry. The film point by point a young lady's battle with anorexia. Laurent brought home a César Award (the French proportionate to an Oscar) for "Most Promising Actress" for the part.
In 2008, she chose to attempt her hand at coordinating with De moins en moins, a short film that she likewise composed. Her first coordinating exertion was a win, with the film being designated for Best Short Film at the 61st Annual Cannes Film Festival. Her next attempt was to direct her first play. Nonetheless, this venture was put on hold in the wake of accepting news that would change her life until the end of time. Movie list films
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