- Colombani, Laetitia
- (April 6, 1975, Bordeaux, Gironde, France - )Having graduated from the Ecole Nationale Supérieure Louis Lumière in 1998 (her dissertation was on La Folie au Cinéma) and from the Paris Conservatory's dramatic art class, she attended Oscar Sisto's musical comedy school. She made her film debut as an actress in films (1997 Je passe au vingt Heures, short, Areski Ferhat; 1998 Cousine Bette, uncredited, Des McAnuff, UK / USA; 2002 Paradisco, short, Stéphane Ly-Cuong; 2003 La Faucheuse, short, Vincenzo Marano, Patrick Timsit; Gomez et Tavarès, Gilles Paquet-Brenner; Vie et Mort d'un Instant d'Ennui, short, Patrick Bossard; Je vous salue, short, Geoffrey Boulangé; Basic Actrice, short, Benoît Pétré; Babyphone, short, Benoît Pétré; Femme fractale, short, Eric Oumer; Le plus beau Jour de sa Vie, short, Jean-Marc Vincent; La Déclaration, short, Jean-François Fontanel; Comment il va, short, Samuel Tasinaje; 2004 Pas bouger!, short, Xavier Daugreilh; Accros, short, Marie Caldéra; 2005 Belle, enfin possible, short, Régis Poinsard; Libre Echange, short, Olivier de Plas; Foon, Benoît Pétré, Deborah Saïag, Mika Tard, Isabelle Vitari; 2006 Adela Marta, short, Jérôme Maldhé; EXs, short, Benoît Pétré) and on TV (2004 Qui mange quand?, Jean-Paul Lilienfeld; Trois Femmes Flics, Philippe Triboit; 2005 Retiens-moi!, Jean-Pierre Igoux). Other credits (as second assistant camera): 1995 Le Retour d'Arsène Lupin / Les Nouveaux Exploits d'Arsène Lupin (episode "La Robe de Diamants", Nicolas Ribowski); 1996 Beaumarchais, l'Insolent / USA: Beaumarchais the Scoundrel (Edouard Molinaro).Filmography1998 ◘ Le Dernier Bip (short; also screenwriter, dialogist, actor)1999 ◘ Mémoire de Puce (short, also screenwriter, dialogist)◘ A la Folie . . . pas du tout (also screenwriter, dialogist)◘ Casting urgent (short; also screenwriter, dialogist, actor)◘ Quelques Mots d'Amour (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)◘ Une Fleur pour Marie (short; also screenwriter, dialogist)2008 ◘ Mes Stars et moi (also screenwriter, dialogist)
Encyclopedia of French film directors . Philippe Rège. 2011.