Marie Papillon is a French actress, director, and writer. Committed and creative artist, she first gained prominence with her self-created TV show Marie et Les Choses, a witty exploration of everyday life problems through surreal humor. Marie's work often blends quirky comedy with heartfelt moments, showcasing her ability to navigate different tones with ease. She quickly made her cinematic debut with her leading role in La Graine, directed by Éloïse Lang. The film follows the emotional journey of a same-sex couple trying to start a family. This role highlighted her ability to move seamlessly from comedic performances, to that of dramatic, making her critically acclaimed in the industry and press. Marie is also an accomplished director and writer known for bringing awareness on social topics, which has made her a rising star in French cinema with increasing recognition internationally.