Aurélia Petit

Aurélia Petit, born on April 18, 1971, is a highly recognized French actress known for her wide range of performances in both French television shows and movies. Her acting journey began in the year 1984 when she commenced her theater career. During this phase, she had the opportunity to gain valuable skills and knowledge under the guidance of the acclaimed Niels Arestrup, as she spent a year at a theater school. From 1993, Aurélia began to make her mark in French film and television, earning roles in various productions. One of her most notable roles came in 2006 when she portrayed the character Martine in the critically acclaimed film 'The Science of Sleep' directed by Michel Gondry. Moreover, over the years Aurélia Petit has built a commendable filmography working in films such as 'Le Dernier Chaperon rouge', 'Ein bißchen Liebe (Laisse un peu d’amour)', 'Histoire naturelle', and 'Papa ist jetzt im Himmel (Papa est monté au ciel)', among many others. Her latest work includes the 2021 film 'A Tale of Love and Desire'.