Only one role on the big screen to her credit and, already, French cinema has made her enter the category of the best female hopes for the Césars.
Sublimated by Cédric Klapisch in
En corps
, a film which has won nine nominations for the February 24 ceremony (including best film and director), dancer Marion Barbeau has won her bet: using her voice to carry new characters after fifteen years of dancing emotions on the stage of the Paris Opera.
“I was initially shocked by my appointment and now I am enjoying it.
I'm so happy.
I still have a hard time realizing it, but I know it means something, if only on a personal level, in terms of confidence and fulfilment.
By offering her the role of a classical dancer who broadens her horizons and opens up to the contemporary after an injury, the director of
The Spanish Inn
and
What binds us
has changed her destiny, clarified her ambitions, planted the seed.
"I had desires that I dared not...
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