Corentin Fila

Corentin Fila, born on September 28, 1988, is a talented actor hailing from France. He is the son of a French educator and the Franco-Congolese filmmaker David-Pierre Fila. Initially pursuing a degree in economics at Paris-Descartes, Corentin ventured into modeling before discovering his passion for acting. His interest was ignited at the age of 23 after witnessing a performance of Peter Brook's play, The Suit, featuring South African actors. This pivotal moment led him to enroll in the prestigious Cours Florent in 2012 to hone his craft.

Corentin made his significant breakthrough in 2016 with a role in André Téchiné's film Being 17, which garnered him a nomination for the César Award for Most Promising Actor. His performance was widely acclaimed, marking a noteworthy entry into the cinematic landscape. In 2018, he showcased his skills in Jean-Paul Civeyrac's film A Paris Education (Mes provinciales), further solidifying his reputation as a rising star.

In 2019, Fila expanded his repertoire by starring in the Netflix series Mortel, which added a new dimension to his burgeoning career. With a blend of compelling performances and a commitment to his craft, Corentin Fila continues to captivate audiences and carve out his place in the world of acting.