Isabelle Collin Dufresne

French actress and author

Isabelle Collin Dufresne - Artists & Creatives born September 6th, 1935
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An actress and author emerged as a notable figure in the French cultural landscape. Gained prominence through performances in the film 'La Jetée' and the series 'L'Amour Fou.' Authored several works that explored themes of identity and existence, contributing to literary discussions within the avant-garde movement. Engaged with various artistic and literary circles throughout a prolific career.

Performed in the film 'La Jetée'

Contributed to the series 'L'Amour Fou'

Published multiple literary works

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