Birth Name: Marina de Van
Birth Date: 1971-02-08
Birth Place: Boulogne-Billancourt, Hauts-de-Seine, France
Details
Alternate Names: Marina De Van
Physical Characteristics: N/A
Career
First Appearances: - Bien sous tous rapports (1996) as Girl
Most Important Roles: - In My Skin (2002) as Esther
- Made in Paris (2006) as Anne
- See the Sea (1997) as Tatiana
- Sitcom (1998) as Sophie
- The Black Widow (2023) as
- Terminale (1998) as
- Ozon: Remastered & Uncut (2022) as Tatiana
- Rétention (1997) as
- Bien sous tous rapports (1996) as Girl
- My Nudity Means Nothing (2019) as
Career Highlights: - In My Skin (2002)
- Made in Paris (2006)
- See the Sea (1997)
- Sitcom (1998)
- The Black Widow (2023)
- Terminale (1998)
- Ozon: Remastered & Uncut (2022)
- Rétention (1997)
- Bien sous tous rapports (1996)
- My Nudity Means Nothing (2019)
Awards
Awards: - Nominated for 1 Maria - Best Motion Picture (2013)
- Nominated for 1 Best Film (2009)
- Nominated for 1 César - Best Short Film (Meilleur court-métrage) (2008)
- Nominated for 1 César - Best Screenplay, Original or Adaptation (Meilleur scénario, original ou adaptation) (2003)
- Nominated for 1 Gold Hugo - Best Short Film (1999)
- Nominated for 1 Certificate of Merit - Best Narrative Short Film (1997)
- Won Special Mention of the Youth Jury - National Competition (2007)
- Won Press Award - National Competition (1997)
- Won Best International Film (2003)
- Nominated for 1 Temps Ø People's Choice Award (2019)
- Won Jury Award (1996)
- Won Narcisse Award - Best Feature Film (2013)
- Won Mad Movies Award (2013)
- Won Denis-de-Rougemont Youth Award (2013)
- Nominated for 1 Prize of the City of Torino - Best Short Film (1996)
- Nominated for 1 Venice Horizons Award - Best Film (2011)
- Nominated for 1 Lumiere Award - Best Actress (Meilleure comédienne) (2007)
- Nominated for 1 Grand Prix - Fiction (1998)
- Nominated for 1 Grand Prix - Fiction (1997)
- Nominated for 1 Nora Ephron Prize (2013)
Full Biography
Marina de Van (born 2 August 1971) is a French film director, screenwriter and actress. Her film, Don't Look Back, was screened out of competition at the 2009 Cannes Film Festival.
