Ann Rebbot, born on December 4, 1971, is a French actress. Known for her versatility in both cinema and television, she first gained public recognition through roles in auteur films, establishing a strong artistic collaboration with director Axelle Ropert, for whom she has acted in works such as *La Famille Wolberg* (2009) and *Tirez la langue, mademoiselle* (2013). Her career reached a turning point with the role of Hélène in the internationally successful television series *Les Revenants* (2012). In cinema, her performance as Marianne in Robin Campillo's *120 battements par minute* (2017) earned her widespread critical acclaim and a César Award nomination for Best Supporting Actress. She has continued to participate in major projects, including Audrey Diwan's *L'Événement* (2021), which won the Golden Lion in Venice, consolidating her status as a leading figure in contemporary French cinema.