Louise Lemoine Torrès is a French actress best known for her prolific collaboration with director Philippe Garrel, for whom she is a muse and favorite actress. Her film career is inextricably linked to Garrel's work, in which she has appeared in numerous films, helping to define his intimate and often melancholic aesthetic.

Among her most significant roles are her performances in *Le vent de la nuit* (1999), *Les Amants réguliers* (2005), *Un été brûlant* (2011), *La Jalousie* (2013), and *L'Amant d'un jour* (2017). Her acting style is characterized by a deep emotional intensity and a naturalness that blends perfectly with the rarefied atmospheres of Garrel's cinema, often shot in black and white. She often plays fragile, complex, and passionate women in tormented love affairs or marginal existences, expressed with a subtle but powerful melancholy. Her presence has become a distinctive and essential element of the director's work.