Olivia Bonamy

French actress in 'The Dreamlife of Angels'

Olivia Bonamy - Performers & Entertainers born September 21st, 1972
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Born in 1972, an actress prominently featured in French cinema. Achieved recognition through performances in various films. Known primarily for her role in 'The Dreamlife of Angels', which garnered critical acclaim and awards. Participated in films that reflect a range of human emotions and experiences. Involved in projects that highlight personal and societal struggles, resonating with audiences in France and beyond.

Starring in 'The Dreamlife of Angels'

Appearing in 'Mademoiselle Chambon'

Featured in 'The Dandelions'

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