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Sandrine Kiberlain - Biography, Date of Birth, Place of Birth, Filmography
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Born February 25, 1968, Boulogne-Billancourt, Hauts-de-Seine, France - French actress and singer
Sandrine's ancestors were Polish Jews who emigrated to France in 1933. The actress's father is an accountant and theater author David Decca. After graduating from the Lyceum in Paris, she studied at the Cours Florent acting school (1987-1989) and at the Higher National Conservatory of Dramatic Arts (1989-1992), where she was mentored by Daniel Mesgisch.
Sandrine Quiberlaine made her film debut during her studies, in 1986, starring in the film "Private Lessons" (directed by Pierre Granier-Defer), and in the same year starred in a small role in the film "They Stole Charlie Spencer!" Francis Huster. In 1990, she played the role of Coletti's sister in the legendary film by Jean-Paul Rappno "Cyrano de Bergerac" .
After several episodic roles, in 1995 Sandrine Quiberlain was nominated for a Cesar for her role as "call girl" Marie-Claude in Eric Roshan's political thriller "Patriots" (1994), and in 1996, the actress received "Cesar" as "Most Promising Actress" for her participation in the film "To Have (or Not to Have)" - the first feature film by Laetitia Masson. After that, Cyberlaine was nominated for the title of best actress for three years in a row, having received an award only in 2014 for the main role of a judge in Albert Dupontel's film “9 Months of High Security” .
In addition to working in films, Sandrine continues to perform on the stage. In 1997, the actress was awarded the prestigious French theater Moliere Prize for the lead role in the production of the play "Le roman de Lulu", written by her father David Decca.
Sandrine Quiberlaine twice (1998 and 2009) was a jury member of the Deauville American Film Festival, and in 2001 she was a member of the Cannes Film Festival jury .
In 2005, Sandrine Cyberlaine made her debut as a singer.
In 1993, Cyberlaine met actor Vincent Lyndon on the set, and in 1998 she became his wife (until 2008). In 2000, the couple had a daughter, Suzanne.
Sandrine is a member of the La Chaine de l'espoir (Chain of Hope) foundation, which is designed to provide children from developing countries with access to education and health care.
