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Eva Ionesco at age 20

Eva Ionesco (born on July 18, 1965) is a French actress, born in Paris, France. She is the daughter of photographer Irina Ionesco.

At the age of 5, Eva becomes her mother's favourite photo model. Irina Ionesco's erotic photo of her young daughter Eva have been a source of controversy since they first appeared in the 1980s. Eva also modeled for other photographs such as Jacques Bourboulon.

Eva Ionesco made her movie début at the age of eleven in 1976, playing a child in Roman Polański's movie Le Locataire. A short time later she was cast in lolita roles for polemical soft porn movies of the mid seventies like Spermula and Maladolescenza.

In the eighties, she attended the prestigious acting school 'Amandiers', directed by Patrice Chéreau and Pierre Romans. With her glamorous look and high pitched voice, she soon became a familiar face as second role actress for the young french cinema.

Filmography

Quand je serai star (2004, directed by P. Mimouni) / (Alice)
Qui perd gagne (2003,directed by L. Benegui) / (la joueuse de Deauville/the player in Deauville)
L’Empreinte (2003, directed by D. Mathieu - Mahias) / (Anna)
Cette femme-là (2003, directed by G. Nicloux) / (Mme Kopmans)
Je suis votre homme (2003, directed by D. Dubroux) / (Hélène)
A Man, a Real One (Un homme, un vrai) (2003, directed by A&JM Larrieu) / (La productrice/the producer)
Eros thérapie (2002, directed by D. Dubroux) / (Hélène)
Il est plus facile pour un chameau... (2002, directed by V. Bruni-Tedeschi) / (une femme au cinéma/lady at movie theatre)
Un aller simple (2001, directed by L. Heynemann) / (Clémentine)
Paris mon petit corps est bien las de ce grand monde (2000, directed by F. Prenant) / (une amie d'Agathe/Agathe's friend)
L'Oncle Paul (2000, directed by G. Vergez) / (Colombe)
Adieu, plancher des vaches ! (1999, directed by O. Iosseliani) / (une prostituée/a prostitute)
La Patinoire (1999, directed by J.-P. Toussaint) / (Editeur)
Maison de famille (1999, directed by S. Moati) / (Sandra)
Vive la république (1997, directed by E. Rochant) / (La femme de Victor/Victor's wife)
La Petite maman (1997, directed by P. Martineau) / (La prof de natation/swimming teacher)
Liberté chérie (1996, directed by J.-L. Gaget)
Romaine (1996, directed by A. Obadia) / (Pastelle)
L'Appartement (1996, directed by G. Mimouni) / (une femme à l'agence de voyages/Woman at Travel Agency)
Encore (1996, directed by P. Bonitzer) / (Olga)
Pullman paradis (1995, directed by M. Rosier) / (Marie-Paule Daragnès)
X pour Xana (1994, directed by D. Gould)
Montparnasse-Pondichéry (1993, directed by Y. Robert) / (Colette)
Rupture(s) (1993, directed by C. Citti) / (Anna)
Grand bonheur (1993, directed by H. Le Roux) / (Emma)
Comment font les gens ? (1992, directed by P. Bailly) / (Emmanuelle)
La Sévillane (1992, directed by J.-P. Toussaint)
La Table d'émeraude (1992, directed by P. Bourgeade)
Chant de guerre parisien (1991, directed by L. Masson)
Monsieur (1990, directed by J.-P. Toussaint) / (Mme Ponz-Romanov)
L'Orchestre rouge (1989, directed by J. Rouffio) / (Margaret)
L'Amoureuse (1987, directed by J. Doillon) / (Elsa)
Jeux d'artifices (1986, directed by V. Thévenet) / (Eva)
Hotel de France (1986, directed by P. Chéreau) / (la serveuse/waitress)
Grenouilles (1985, directed by A. Arrieta) / (Kati)
Les Nanas (1984, directed by A. Lanoë) / (Miss France)
La Nuit porte jarretelles (1984, directed by V. Thévenet)
Meurtres a domicile (1981, directed by M. Lobet) / (Pauline)
L'Amant de poche (1978, directed by B. Queysanne) / (Martine)
Maladolescenza (1977, directed by P. G. Murgia) / (Silvia)
Le Locataire (1976, directed by R . Polanski) / (La sœur de Mme. Gaderian)
Spermula (1976, directed by C. Matton)

Theatrical work

La voix humaine (M. Mastor)
Penthésilée et la petite Catherine (P. Romans)
Platonov (P. Chéreau)
Le retour du désert (P. Chereau)
Le conte d'hiver (L. Bondy)
Ecrit sur l'eau (N. Arestrup)
Lola et toi et moi (N. Schmidt)

External links

Eva Ionesco at IMDb

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 *''Cette femme-là'' (2003, directed by G. Nicloux) / (Mme Kopmans)
 *''Je suis votre homme'' (2003, directed by D. Dubroux) / (Hélène)
-*''Un homme, un vrai'' (2003, directed by A&JM Larrieu) / (La productrice/the producer)
+*''[[A Man, a Real One]]'' (''Un homme, un vrai'') (2003, directed by A&JM Larrieu) / (La productrice/the producer)
 *''Eros thérapie'' (2002, directed by D. Dubroux) / (Hélène)
 *''Il est plus facile pour un chameau...'' (2002, directed by [[Valeria Bruni Tedeschi|V. Bruni-Tedeschi]]) / (une femme au cinéma/lady at movie theatre)