Born in Paris in 1947, she is a renowned French filmmaker, screenwriter, and actress. She gained international acclaim for directing and writing the 1985 hit "Three Men and a Cradle," which won a César Award and was later adapted into the Hollywood film "Three Men and a Baby." Her work often explores themes of social justice, gender equality, and environmental issues. In addition to her film career, she has also been involved in theater and music, showcasing her versatile artistic talents.