Zoé Héran

Zoé Héran is a talented actress known for her diverse roles in both short and feature films. She made her acting debut as a child in the 2006 short film Les Amis de Mimi, directed by Julie Granier, which was part of a France Television initiative aimed at combating racism. Her talent was recognized when director Céline Sciamma discovered her at a children's modeling agency, leading to her first feature film role at just 11 years old in Tomboy. In this film, she portrayed a girl who assumes a male identity, showcasing her remarkable ability to tackle complex characters.

Héran's body of work spans various genres, but she particularly stands out in short films. In 2019, she received the Best Actress award in the short films category at the Cabourg Film Festival for her performance in Max, a narrative centered around a young woman who is passionate about mechanics while interning at a car garage. Her journey in the film industry reflects her dedication and versatility as an actress, and she continues to captivate audiences with her performances.