Sabine Timoteo

Sabine Timoteo is a prominent Swiss actress, born on 25 March 1975. She hails from the unique Lorraine district of Bern, Switzerland. Her career kick-started in the year 2000, and she has since made her mark in more than thirty films proving her talent and versatility. As an actress who split her time between the United States and Lausanne, Switzerland during her formative years, she brings a broad perspective and a wide range of experiences to her roles. Before embarking on her acting career, Timoteo trained as a ballet dancer, reflecting her artistic versatility. This commitment led her to win the esteemed Prix de Lausanne at a tender age of 17. Despite her initial success in dancing, Timoteo was compelled to give up this passion as it was taking a toll on her physical health. Shifting her focus to acting, she invested herself in embracing diverse roles. One of the defining moments of her career was when she lived for three months in the Japanese Zen monastery Antaiji in preparation for a film role in Zen for Nothing. Her dedicated approach to understanding her characters showcases her commitment and dedication to her craft.