Scene from Nelly (2016)

Alternate Names: カトリーヌ・ブリュネ

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Memories Unlocked (1999) as Amie d'Alice

Most Important Roles:

• Farador (2023) as Kim / Kimala
• Printemps (2023) as
• Two Days Before Christmas (2022) as Stéphanie
• Errance (2021) as
• Butterfly Tale (2023) as Geneviève (voice)
• Dumb Tulip (2022) as Julianne
• Mommy (2014) as Young Barmaid
• Nelly (2017) as Peggy
• Wolfe (2018) as Andie

Career Highlights:

• Farador (2023)
• Printemps (2023)
• Two Days Before Christmas (2022)
• Errance (2021)
• Butterfly Tale (2023)
• Dumb Tulip (2022)
• Mommy (2014)
• Nelly (2017)
• Wolfe (2018)

Catherine Brunet is a Canadian actress who rose to prominence with her role in the television series 'Le monde de Charlotte'. She has since played lead roles in several films, including 'Ramdam', 'Légitime dépense', 'Marche à l'ombre', and 'Le Chalet'. Apart from acting, Brunet is known for doing extensive dubbing work for French releases of films in Quebec, having dubbed notable actors like Miley Cyrus, Emilia Clarke, Jennifer Lawrence, and others. Despite her successful on-screen career, she has expressed a desire to continue dubbing.

Alternate Names: Mylene Mackay, Mylene Mackay, Mylène MacKay, Mylène MacKay

Physical Characteristics: N/A

First Appearances:

• Endorphine (2015) as Simone (25)

Most Important Roles:

• Mothers and Monsters (2023) as
• Ababooned (2024) as Rose Saint-Amour
• Tell Me Why These Things Are So Beautiful (2024) as Marcelle Gauvreau / Roxanne
• Endorphine (2015) as Simone (25)
• Nelly (2017) as Nelly
• Kiss Me With All Your Love (2016) as Marguerite St-Germain
• Threesome (2017) as Delphine
• La Bolduc (2018) as
• Wolfe (2018) as Nadia

Career Highlights:

• Mothers and Monsters (2023)
• Ababooned (2024)
• Tell Me Why These Things Are So Beautiful (2024)
• Endorphine (2015)
• Nelly (2017)
• Kiss Me With All Your Love (2016)
• Threesome (2017)
• La Bolduc (2018)
• Wolfe (2018)

Mylène Mackay, known professionally as Nelly Arcan, was a French Canadian author who gained international acclaim with her semi-autobiographical novel 'Putain' (Whore) published in 2001. The book, which blended memoir and fiction, explored Arcan's experiences as a sex worker and her struggles with multiple identities: the neurotic writer, vulnerable lover, call girl, and star. Despite her literary success, Arcan's life ended tragically.