Born in 1971 in Paris, she is a renowned French actress known for her work in theater and film. Deaf since birth, she has become a prominent advocate for the deaf community. Her breakthrough came with the play "Les Enfants du Silence," which earned her a Molière Award in 1993. Beyond acting, she has authored an autobiography and serves as the director of the International Visual Theatre in Paris, promoting deaf culture and sign language. Her contributions have been pivotal in advancing accessibility in the arts.
BEYOND SILENCE
Beyond Silence is a poignant drama that explores the world of a young girl named Lara, who grows up as the daughter of deaf parents. As she discovers...