Marie Rosselet-Ruiz is an accomplished screenwriter and director known for her innovative storytelling and visual style. A graduate of La Résidence de La Fémis, she has made significant contributions to the world of short films, with noteworthy titles such as "Lothar" (1999) and "Les Reines du mambo," which she co-directed alongside Hélène Rosselet-Ruiz. Her work has been recognized for its creativity and depth, establishing her as a notable figure in contemporary cinema.
Rosselet-Ruiz is currently in the final stages of developing her debut feature film, "Authentiks." This ambitious project, which she co-wrote with Vincent Mariette and Virginie Legeay, is produced by Take Shelter and has garnered attention for its unique narrative. The film has received accolades, including winning the prestigious Ateliers d’Angers 2023, as well as various writing grants that underscore its potential impact and artistic merit.
With her dedication to crafting compelling narratives and her ability to collaborate effectively with fellow creatives, Marie Rosselet-Ruiz continues to make her mark in the film industry, promising to deliver engaging and thought-provoking cinema in the years to come.
