Emmanuelle Nicot graduated from the IAD (Belgium) in 2012 with her short film Rae, which met with considerable success in festivals. In 2016, she made À l'arraché, which was selected for more than 60 festivals, including Premiers Plans, going on to win 17 awards. Emmanuelle is also a casting director, specialised in “wild casting”, a passion which comes out in her own films. Dalva is her first feature, the script of which was developed at the Ateliers d'Angers in 2019.
Emmanuelle Nicot graduated from the IAD (Belgium) in 2012 with her short film Rae, which met with considerable success in festivals. In 2016, she made À l'arraché, which was selected for more than 60 festivals, including Premiers Plans, going on to win 17 awards. Emmanuelle is also a casting director, specialised in “wild casting”, a passion which comes out in her own films. Dalva is her first feature, the script of which was developed at the Ateliers d'Angers in 2019.
Emmanuelle Nicot graduated from the IAD (Belgium) in 2012 with her short film Rae, which met with considerable success in festivals. In 2016, she made À l'arraché, which was selected for more than 60 festivals, including Premiers Plans, going on to win 17 awards. Emmanuelle is also a casting director, specialised in “wild casting”, a passion which comes out in her own films. Dalva is her first feature, the script of which was developed at the Ateliers d'Angers in 2019.
Gender
Female
