Nombre de nacimiento: Sophie Letourneur
Fecha de nacimiento: 1978-01-01
Lugar de nacimiento: France
Carrera
Primeras apariciones: - La tête dans le vide (2004) como
Roles más importantes: - The Shady Sailor (2011) como Sophie
- Les Coquillettes (2013) como Sophie
- Voyages en Italie (2023) como Sophie
- L'Aventura (2025) como Sophie
- Cinéast(e)s (2013) como Self
- Sorry Angel (2018) como Isabelle
- Primrose Hill (2007) como Sophie
- Schengen (2012) como
- La tête dans le vide (2004) como
- Candice à la fac (2020) como
Puntos destacados de la carrera: - The Shady Sailor (2011)
- Les Coquillettes (2013)
- Voyages en Italie (2023)
- L'Aventura (2025)
- Cinéast(e)s (2013)
- Sorry Angel (2018)
- Primrose Hill (2007)
- Schengen (2012)
- La tête dans le vide (2004)
- Candice à la fac (2020)
Premios
Premios: - Won Audience Award - French Short Film (2005)
- Nominated for 1 Best Feature Film - Avant-Garde and Genre (2023)
- Nominated for 1 Best Film (2013)
- Nominated for 1 SACD Short Film Award - Directors' Fortnight (2006)
- Won Audience Award - Best Feature Film - Fiction (2009)
- Won Grand Prix - Best French Film (2009)
- Nominated for 1 Grand Prix - Best Film (2009)
- Nominated for 1 Big Screen Award - VPRO Big Screen Award (2023)
- Nominated for 1 Big Screen Award (2020)
- Nominated for 1 Tiger Award (2010)
- Nominated for 1 Golden Lady Harimaguada - Best Film (2023)
- Won Grand Prix - Fiction (2011)
- Won Young Jury Award - Best Short Film (2011)
- Won Press Award - Best Film (2011)
- Nominated for 1 Grand Prix - Fiction (2008)
- Won Special Jury Award - Fiction (2008)
- Nominated for 1 Grand Prix - National Competition (2006)
- Won Jury Award - Best Film (2006)
- Nominated for 1 La Cabina Award - Best Film (2012)
- Nominated for 1 Grand Prize of the Jury - Best French Film (2019)
Biografía completa
Screenwriter and filmmaker Sophie LETOURNEUR (1978, France) studied at Duperré School of Applied Arts and then at the ÉnsAD (French National School of Decorative Arts), majoring in Film. Her feature debut, La vie au Ranch (2009), was enthusiastically embraced in France, winning both the French Film Award and the Audience Award at Belfort Film Festival. Although she experiments in different forms of film, Letourneur often playfully trains the camera on the everyday lives of young women.
