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ELODIE BOUCHEZ

Born in Tunis, Tunisia on April 5, 1973, Bouchez became a child model at the age of 13...

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Pacte du silence, Le (2003)

Dreams of Trespass (2002)

Noces indiennes (2002)

Guerre à Paris, La (2002) .... Ana Maria

Merveilleuse odyssée de l'idiot Toboggan, La (2002)

Being Light (2001) .... Justine

Petit poucet, Le (2001) .... La femme de l'ogre ... aka Tom Thumb (2001) (Europe: English title)

CQ (2001) .... Marlene

Beat Nicks, The (2000)

Shooting Vegetarians (2000) .... The Happy Coffee Shop Girl

Too Much Flesh (2000) .... Juliette

Faute à Voltaire, La (2000) .... Lucie ... aka Blame It on Voltaire (2000) (International: English title) ... aka It's Voltaire's Fault (2000) (International: English title) ... aka Poetical Refugee (2000) (USA)

Meurtre d'une petite grue (1999)

Premières neiges (1999) (TV) .... Lé

1999........Zonzon...... The same year that she won the Best Actress César, Bouchez continued to collaborate with some of her country's most promising young talents, co-starring with Morel in Zonzon, a comedy-drama set in prison, and playing a bisexual thief..........AVAILABLE

1999........Lovers.........She also starred as a shop assistant in love with a Yugoslavian immigrant in Lovers, the directorial debut of actor Jean-Marc Barr.

1998........La vie rêvée des anges....aka The Dreamlife Of Angels.......AVAILABLE...... In 1998, Bouchez earned great acclaim for her work with another up and coming director, Erik Zonca, in his directorial debut La via rêvée des anges. Starring alongside the equally remarkable Natacha Régnier, she played Isa, a wise, free-spirited young itinerant who enters into a tumultuous friendship with the unstable Marie (Régnier). Bouchez and Régnier shared that year's Cannes Best Actress Award for their performances; the honor was followed by a European Film Award (also shared with Régnier) and the 1999 Best Actress César for Bouchez...
Dreamlife Of Angels has characters which are richly developed, believable, showing emotions which are palpable and for whom we can care. What we find out here is simple is sometimes best. The plot is the life and death of a friendship. It is an interesting character study of two poor, young women. One is outgoing and carefree while the other has been abused is more withdrawn and insecure. The set is a small, very plain town in France which was filmed simply and often with hand held cameras. The performances by Elodie Bouchez (Isa) and Natacha Regnier (Marie) in the title characters were outstanding. Gregorie Colin (Chris) as the boyfriend, club owner, and heel was great as well. Caution: the film's rating is due to a rather explicit sex scene.

1998.........Louise (Take 2)

1998........J'aimerais pas crever un dimanche.......Directed by Didier Le Pêcheur ....A controversial subject.... If you are willing to watch a movie dealing with love, sex, AIDS and death and where the limits between good and evil are systematically blurred, this one does quite a clever job. If not,you have been warned.

1997.........Clubbed to Death ......aka Lola
1997.........La Divine Poursuite ...... aka The Gods Must Be Dancing
1997.........Le Ciel est à nous ......aka Shooting Star
1997.........Flammen In Paradies
aka Flames In Paradise
aka Les Raisons Du Coeur

1996..........À Toute Vitesse........aka Full Speed........ She also collaborated with new director Gael Morel, with whom she had starred in Les Roseaux, playing a university student in his drama À Toute Vitesse (1996).

1995..........Le Plus Bel Age... aka Those Were the Days...
The intrigue and sexual discovery in an elite French college among the students is made captivating due to the casting of France's cream of youth talent: Gael Morel, Melvil Poupaud, Sophie Aubry, and the now universally acclaimed Elodie Bouchez. A rare contemporary glimpse o the children of the "Grande Bourgeoisie". ......AVAILABLE

1994..........Le Péril Jeune.....The acclaim surrounding her performance in Les Roseaux Sauvages brought Bouchez numerous offers to work with a variety of directors, but early on she demonstrated a preference for working with young filmmakers. In 1994, the same year she starred in Les Roseaux, Bouchez appeared in the ensemble drama Le Péril Jeune, directed by rising young director Cédric Klapisch.

1994..........Les Roseaux Sauvages.... Bouchez's acting career was floundering when, in 1994, she won the starring role of Maïté in André Téchiné's Les Roseaux Sauvages. A critically praised coming-of-age film, it allowed Bouchez to demonstrate her considerable talents as an actress, to the extent that she won the Most Promising Actress César for her work.........AVAILABLE

1993.........Tango

1993..........Le Cahier Vole....Virginie (Elodie Bouchez) is the daughter of the local bar owner and has ambitions to become a writer......AVAILABLE

1990.........Stan the Flasher.....Directed by Serge Gainsbourg.....Cast : Claude Berri, Elodie Bouchez.....Good performance by the 16 year old Elodie Bouchez....She made her film debut in Serge Gainsbourg's Stan the Flasher (1990) and went on to combine her acting pursuits with her school work; she also trained as a dancer, something she funded with baby-sitting money..........AVAILABLE