Marjorie Lhomme trained as an actress at the Metz Conservatory and appeared in around twenty films and plays, including the one woman show Sale Paradis, which gave her the opportunity and the desire to write.

Then, she wrote and directed Les épicuriens in 2014 and Au-dessus du monde in 2017, broadcast on TV5 Monde as well as several clips for Delaurentis, Davide Esposito, Sixty-Eight and for her own musical project, MARGAU HERMAN for which she is singer, author and composer. In 2023, she directed PARIS-BRUXELLES, a short film produced by Bagan Films in France and co produced with Belgium (Black Boat pictures and Monkey Production) on the end of life, the right to euthanasia and transmission, also purchased on TV5 Monde, eligible for the Oscars 2024, THE SPECIAL JURY MENTION at the BRUSSELS SHORT FILM FESTIVAL 2024 (BSFF), BEST SHORT FILM au WIFF à Islamabad, at Ouaga Côté Court, at Ramsgate Festival in the UK.

The film is selected for the San Francisco Indie Fest, the Short Film Festival de Toronto ant the French Film Festival in New-York. In 2024, she directed COQUELICOT (POPPY), a short film on cyber-bullying, sensitivity as a force and poetry as a weapon, dressed by the music and sound design of DELAURENTIS and from which she developed a mini-serie on bullying and ecology.

Marjorie Lhomme Director

Marjorie Lhomme Writer

Marjorie Lhomme Producer

YESART Producer

Philippe Zavriew Producer

Morgane Plantet Key Cast “Gia”

Sara Verhagen Key Cast “Lidie”