Adele Arcepolos (born 22 November 1993 in Paris) is an actress. Adele Arcepolos has a natural screen charm, not very beautiful, but extremely relaxed state and eye-catching temperament can not be sought, belongs to the kind of natural actor who "grandmasters appreciate food and eat". The girl with this awkward name in the movie "Adele's Life" shows a natural, unshaved and even a little green performance, making people feel as if she is a fledgling newcomer. However, the loneliness and pain, loss and contradiction of the characters played are so real that people feel empathy.
In 2007, Adele Arcepolos starred in her film debut, The Big Carton, in which she played one of the protagonists, Lilli. In 2008, she starred in the adventure film The Children of Tiberbach, in which she played Marianne, a girl abandoned by adults.
In 2010, she played Anna Traube, a little girl killed by the Nazis, in the feature film RoundUp starring Jean Renault and Melanie Rowland. In the same year, she also played a small role in the crime movie "The Turkish Boss".
In 2011, she played Maria Roma, the lovely daughter of the male and female protagonists, in the comedy film Gino. In the same year, he also directed the feature film "White Square" directed by Jean-Baptiste Leonetti, in which he played the young heroine Marie. In 2012, she played the heroine in the comedy film "Patchwork Youth", playing Erell, a rebellious girl who had a bad relationship with her mother.
In 2013, he played a supporting role in the feature film "I Was Darker", playing camille, the girl next door. In 2013, she co-starred with Leia Saidu in the love film "Adele's Life", in which she played the heroine Adele, a young girl studying literature in high school. In the same year, she won the Best Actress Award at the 39th Los Angeles Film Critics Association Awards, the Breakthrough Actress of the Year Award at the 48th National Critics Association Awards, and the Best Female Newcomer Award at the 39th César Awards for French Cinema.
In 2014, she starred with Radar Catb in the feature film Who Is It, in which she played Jenny, a girl who met her male protagonist on a bus. In the same year, he also played the mother who was separated from her son for a long time in the feature film "Journey to Find a Mother". In 2015, she starred in Taha Raheem's feature film Anarchist as Judith Lorillard, a charismatic girl who was adored by the male protagonist.
In March 2016, she starred in the biographical film "Trapped by Love", in which she played the heroine Anna Amari, who was imprisoned for crime, and staged a love story with the prison director. In July of the same year, the feature film The Last Look, directed by Sean Penn and starring Charlize Theron and Javier Baden, was released as Alan, a war doctor who unfortunately contracted AIDS.
In 2017, she joined Mike Loosca in the crime film Loyalty, in which she played Bibi Delhany, a female racing driver from high society.