Anaïs Parello

Anaïs Parello is a French-Spanish-American actor. She grew up between Spain and the South of France, where she co-created a theater company in which she stayed for about a decade. After an intensive foundation degree in literature, she moved to Paris and got a Spanish degree at the Sorbonne. In the meantime, she trained at Le Cours Florent, and majored in musicals. Anaïs starred in several French, Spanish, and English/American films. Her work on cinema includes "The Ledge" (Howard Ford); "Offensive", (Jon Ford), both British horror films ; and "One Cage, Two Birds", an independent French movie by Mustafa Ozgün. Her work on TV includes "Calls" by Timothée Hochet with Marie Gillain; "The Traveller" by Stephanie Murat (with Eric Cantona); and "Mortel" on Netflix. In 2018 Alexandre Da Silva gave her the main part in "I- Art", a mini series combining dance and science-fiction. Anaïs also stars in the first season of "Kiffe Aujourd'hui", directed by Aurélien Sallé. In 2017, she wrote an