Nathalie Boutefeu

Nathalie Boutefeu (born 1968) is an illustrious French actress, film director, and screenwriter with a broad and rich career spanning since 1990. She's renowned for her commendable performances and directing skills that have been central to many films during her active years. She has appeared in 40 films, showcasing her versatile acting skills. One of her notable roles was in The Butterfly's Dream, a film that was screened in high acclaim during the Un Certain Regard section at the 1994 Cannes Film Festival showcasing her acting prowess to the world. Her filmography includes roles in other notable films such as Irma Vep (1996), Port Djema (1997), Sachs' Disease (1999), Pau and His Brother (2001), Savage Souls (2001), A+ Pollux (2002), His Brother (2003), Kings and Queen (2004), A Secret (2007), Loving Without Reason (2012), Candice Renoir (2015), and A Couple (2022). Her screenwriting and directing skills have solidified her as one of the esteemed figures in French cinema. Additionally, she continues to contribute and make her mark in the French film industry.