From Emile in Paris to the terrifying Mastem, Camille Razat’s eclectic career.

In the horror thriller Mastemah, Camille Razat plays Louise, a psychiatrist who decides to start from scratch and isolate herself in Aubrac after a patient dies during a hypnosis session.

But the arrival of a new patient with strange behavior will throw him into a downward spiral. His life and the lives of others will turn into a real hell

In Didier D. Darwin’s filmThe actress here plays the opposite of the character she plays in the TV series Emily in Paris.

Take a look at the journey of this promising young actor.

Born in March 1994 in Toulouse, Camille Razat started out as a model. After a literary baccalaureate and studies at the Cours Florent, he took his first steps in front of the camera in the series France 2. Disappeared, in which she plays Leah, a young girl who disappears without a trace during the evening of a music festival.

On the film side, she appeared briefly in the casting of Guillaume Canet’s film Rock and Roll, before playing one of the main roles in Victor Saint-Macard’s comedy Ami-Ami. Camille Razat portrays Julie, a young woman whose hero – played by William Lebgill – falls in love. Then the public discovers his devastating smile and his eyes sparkling with mischief.

Then the actress got an additional role (housekeeper in Thalise) in Clint Eastwood’s film Le 15h17 pour Paris.

In 2018, she landed the female lead in Cédric Anger’s L’Amour est une fête, alongside Guillaume Canet and Gilles Lelouch, whom she found after rock and roll.

In this feature film set in the 80s porn industry, Camille Razat stars as Virginia (aka Caprice), an aspiring actress who is pushed by her boyfriend to become a stripper and actress in erotic films.

A star role from the golden age of French porn cinema, for which the actress had to strip down and learn to dance, a stark contrast to the roles she had previously excelled in. A change for the sought-after actress, who until now had only been offered roles as wise young women.

Then we find her in the cast of the genre film Girls with Balls, which will be broadcast on Netflix.

But the blessing is coming in 2020 in Paris thanks to the Netflix series Emily. Camille Razat plays Camille, a French woman who befriends a young American, Emily (Lily Collins).

His bright, cheerful and bright character enchants the audience. The actor will reprise his role in the second and third seasons, which have just started filming.

In 2021, she is in Ivan Attali’s Les Choses Humaines, in which she plays Quitterie,
Intern Program from Grand Oral, presented by Jean (Pierre Ardit).

with Mastema, he landed a role that was the opposite of the character that made him world famous. It was Olivier Barthélemy, her screen partner, who got her to read the script. If the latter had never been filmed together in front of the camera, the two actors already knew each other.

Director Didier D. Darwin explains: “As would be lucky, Olivier was a friend of photographer Etienne Barrett, a companion of Camille Razat. Two months after the filming, when we still could not find the lead role for the woman, Olivier read the script to Camille, liked the text and the theme, and immediately agreed to the role of Lewis..”

At the same time, Kamil Razat continues to work as a model and is the face of several brands.