Louise Grinberg

Louise Grinberg (born 1993) is a French actress who emerged from the vibrant cultural scene of Paris, where she was born and raised. Her early exposure to cinema came through family connections, being the niece of celebrated actress Anouk Grinberg, which offered her a unique insight into the craft from a young age. In 2008, at just fifteen, she made her feature‑film debut in The Class (Entre les murs), a critically acclaimed drama that won the Palme d'Or at Cannes; she portrayed a schoolgirl whose presence anchored many of the film’s authentic classroom moments. The success of that project sparked her determination to pursue acting as a career, and she soon began selecting roles that highlighted her range and emotional depth. By 2011, Grinberg secured the lead in 17 Girls, a coming‑of‑age story that allowed her to explore the complexities of teenage ambition and friendship, earning praise for her nuanced performance. The following year she appeared opposite Denis Ménochet in the romantic comedy Je me suis fait tout petit, playing his daughter and showcasing an ability to blend humor with heartfelt sincerity. In 2014, she joined the ensemble of the comedy À toute épreuve alongside Thomas Solivéres and Samy Seghir, further cementing her reputation as a versatile talent capable of navigating both dramatic and light‑hearted material. Throughout her career, Grinberg has remained dedicated to her craft, continuously seeking roles that challenge her artistic sensibilities while contributing to the rich tapestry of contemporary French cinema. As of the present, she continues to act in film and television projects, confirming her status as a dynamic presence in the industry.