Joana Preiss
Joana Preiss (born 22 May 1972) is a French actress, director, singer, and performer.
Joana Preiss has starred in the films of Christophe Honoré, Olivier Assayas, Nobuhiro Suwa and Pia Marais, and has also collaborated with Nan Goldin in her works. She has also worked with Ugo Rondinone, Dominique Gonzalez-Foerster and Céleste Boursier-Mougenot. She has performed on stage in the shows of Pascal Rambert and Eleanor Weber.
She was trained in classical singing and contemporary music, and regularly performs in concerts. She founded the duo White Tahina with Vincent Epplay, Hiroyuki, and Frédéric Danos, in which she sings poems by Hölderlin.
In 2011 she directed her first film Sibérie.
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Acted in
Klash ! L’art en acte
2022
as Voix off
Which Is Witch ?
2020
as Sister 3
Broken Poet
2020
as Meg
Resurrection
2019
Felix in Wonderland
2019
as Self
The Wake
2018
as Joana
Alien Crystal Palace
2018
as Barberey
The Full House
2018
as Nathalie
Raw
2016
as Mother
Trilogy of Our Lives Undone
2016
The Man After
2016
as Suzanne
Rouge
2015
as Barbara
Portrait of the Artist
2015
as Barbara
La storia di Cino
2014
as La Bergère
Jour et nuit, delle donne e degli uomini perduti
2014
Passer l'hiver
2014
as Anita
Hotel de l'Univers
2013
Mary, Queen of Scots
2013
as Marie de Guise
Silent Asylum
2013
The French Trilogy
2013
as Self
Bad Girl
2012
as Brigitte
Home Sweet Home
2012
Hip Moves
2012
as Nurse
Sibérie
2012
as Self
The White Line
2010
as Anna
Accomplices
2009
as Esther, la mère de Rebecca
LOL (Laughing Out Loud)
2009
as La mère de Stéphane
Boarding Gate
2007
as Lisa
The Unpolished
2007
as Louise
In Paris
2006
as Anna
Paris Je T'aime
2006
as Joana (Quartier des Enfants Rouges)
Quartier des Enfants-Rouges
2006
as Joana/Maryse
Noise
2006
as Self
A Perfect Couple
2005
as Natacha
Clean
2004
as Aline
My Mother
2004
as Réa
La nuit sera longue
2003
as L'amie du père
The War in Paris
2002
Close to Leo
2002
as Yvan's Mother
Roundelay
2002
Late August, Early September
1999
as Standardiste