Vladislav Botnaru

In May 2010, my life took a turn when I moved to France. Learning French and adapting to a new culture were transformative experiences. Once I became fluent, with no accent, I turned to theater, starting in 2015.

During this time, I honed my craft and deepened my passion for acting, working with Jérôme Robart at the P’tiot Festival.

Later, I joined the CNSAD and graduated last year. While there, I participated in productions directed by Yvo Mentès, Koumarane Valavane, and Julie Deliquet.

After completing my studies, I joined La Mousson d’été in August and collaborated with New York director Samuel Buggeln. I also met Cédric Gourmelon, with whom I’ll soon perform.

In September, I worked on the dubbing of Anora, winner of the Palme d’Or, under Hervé Icovic’s direction, and acted in the ARTE short film The White Crows, directed by Denis Liakhov and shot in France and Estonia.