Anouk Grinberg

Anouk Grinberg is a French actress, known for her performances across more than 40 films and television shows since her career inception in 1976. Born on 20th of March 1963 in Uccle, Belgium, she holds a strong artistic lineage as the daughter of Michel Vinaver, a renowned French writer and dramatist, originally named Michel Grinberg. Anouk Grinberg's great-grandfather was Maxim Vinaver, a pre-1917 Russian politician. With her roots deeply embedded in diverse cultural and artistic forms, Grinberg succeeded in carving a distinguished career in the world of cinema. During the span of her long and ongoing career, she has not just limited her talents to films, but also theatre and television. In 1996, Grinberg was bestowed with the Silver Bear for Best Actress at the 46th Berlin International Film Festival for her compelling performance in the film Mon Homme. Her acting skills and dedication earned her the prestigious award and she gained international acclaim.