Marine Renoir
French actress and model

Marine Renoir is a French film director, actress and model.
She was the Internet muse of Louis Vuitton in the video "Taxi Encounters" in 2011 and play the lead part in music video "Mens-moi" by singer Merwan Rim. Her first shortfilm "Cassandre" is released on july 2021.
The public source identifies “Marine Renoir” as french actress and model. This brief keeps that definition visible, then builds a research path around Marine, Renoir and French.
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