Argentinian and French Actress.

Born in Argentina, Bérénice Bejo arrived in France at BéRéNICE BEJO the age of 3. Immersed rapidly in the cinema world by her father, the director Miguel Bejo, she started her career in 1998 in LES SOEURS HAMLET by Abdelkrim Bahlo. Gérard Jugnot offered her her first lead role in MOST PROMISING YOUNG ACTRESS in 2000. She
then shot briefly in the US in A KNIGHT'S TALE with Heath Ledger, and then back in France with directors like Laurent Bouhnik, Steve Suissa and Marie-France Pisier. In 2006, she co-stared with Jean Dujardin in OSS 117 : CAIRO, NEST OF SPIES, directed by Michel
Hazanavicius.
With Peppy Miller's part in THE ARTIST, written and directed by Michel Hazanavicius, she reached international recognition. For this role she received a Cesar Award for Best Actress and nominations
all around the world, including Best Actress at the BAFTAs and Best Actress in a supporting role at the Golden Globes and at the Academy Awards.
She has just finished shooting Eric Barbier's new film LE DERNIER DIAMANT, in which she co-stars with Yvan Attal.
She won the Award for Best Actress, at Cannes FilmFest 2013 with THE PAST by Asghar Farhadi.

FILMOGRAPHY

2013
THE PAST by Asghar Farhadi
THE SCAPEGOAT by Nicolas Bary

2012
POPULAIRE by Régis Roinsard

2011
THE ARTIST by Michel Hazavanicius

2008
MODERN LOVE by Stéphane Kazandjian

2006
OSS 117 : CAIRO NEST OF SPIES by Michel Hazavanicius

2003
24 HOURS IN A LIFE OF A WOMAN by Laurent Bouhnik

2001
A Knight's Tale by Brian Helgeland

2000
MOST PROMISING YOUNG ACTRESS by Gérard Jugnot