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- Juliette Gosselin is a Canadian actress who gained attention for roles in Quebec cinema, including Battle of the Brave (Nouvelle-France) and Martyrs, among others.[1][3]
- She has been recognized in industry circles for emerging directing work and festival involvement, including mentions of the Sundance Horizon Award in 2016 highlighting rising women directors, where she was named a recipient alongside other young filmmakers.[2]
- Her filmography spans a mix of feature films and television, with continued media coverage around her career trajectory and acting projects in Quebec and broader Canadian media.[3][4]
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Bekannt aus: Nouvelle-France, Martyrs, Myst IV: Revelation
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www.rottentomatoes.comKnown for: Battle of the Brave, Martyrs, Myst IV: Revelation
www.imdb.comJuliette Gosselin. Actress: Battle of the Brave. Juliette Gosselin was born in Montreal, in Quebec, Canada. She has one brother. After getting her start in commercials for Merck Frost and Home Depot, Juliette's first major role was that of France Carignan in the multi-million dollar feature film Battle of the Brave (aka Nouvelle-France) opposite heavyweights Gérard Depardieu, David Lahaye and Noémie Godin-Vigneau, for which she got a Genie Award nomination for...
www.imdb.comA young actress blessed with ethereal beauty, Juliette Gosselin possessed a talent well beyond her years. Born June 15, 1991 in Québec, Canada, Juliette Gosselin made the leap from TV commercials to big screen acting, earning a Best Supporting Actress Genie nomination for her role in "Battle of the Brave" a.k.a. "Nouvelle-France" ("New France") (2004). The tale of Marie-Loup Carignan...
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