Grace Seri

Grace Seri (living and working in Paris) joined the National Conservatory of Dramatic Art (2013) for three years of training with Daniel Mesguich, Xavier Gallais, Georges Lavaudant and Stuart Seide. She appeared in the short film « Le Bleu Blanc Rouge de mes Cheveux » by Josza Anjembe and received the Best Female Newcomer award at the Jean-Carmet Festival in Moulins (2016). She performed in « Hôtel Feydeau » at the Théâtre de l'Odéon directed by Georges Lavaudant (2017) and in « Lourdes ». She met director Keti Irubetagoyena, performing in « La Femme n'existe pas » at the Théâtre de l'Échangeur (2018), and acted in her first feature film « Un violent désir de bonheur » by Clément Schneider, selected at Cannes (ACID, 2019).