Sarah Bonrepaux

Sarah Bonrepaux is a talented bilingual French actress residing in Los Angeles, holding a US green card. Her artistic journey began at the esteemed Cours Florent Drama School, where she honed her craft before venturing into the realms of film and television. One of her early notable appearances was in the anthology horror-comedy film "The ABCs of Death" (2012), where she featured in the segment "X," directed by Xavier Gens.

Sarah’s breakthrough came with her first major role in the American thriller "Cam2Cam" (2014), directed by Joel Soisson, where she starred alongside Tammin Sursok. After a hiatus due to health challenges, she made a triumphant return to the stage, portraying Anna in the Disney musical "Frozen Sing-Along," based on the beloved animated film.

In 2018, she appeared in the French film "Mr. Know-It-All," directed by Stéphan Archinard and François Prévôt-Leygonie, sharing the screen with Arnaud Ducret. Following her relocation to Los Angeles, Sarah wrote and directed her debut short film "Strayed" (2020), which garnered recognition at multiple film festivals and earned her the Outstanding Achievement Award for Best First-Time Female Director at the IndieX Film Festival.

Recently, she completed filming for the horror feature "Schimbarea," where she plays the female lead, and was also involved in the film "Exceptional Beings," which wrapped production in January 2021.