Inspired actor and author since 2003, Christine Beaulieu has impressed everyone with her versatility. She has been part of more than two dozen plays and films, notably Le Mirage by Ricardo Trogi and Louis Morissette. For which she received two nominations (Canadian Screen Awards and Gala du cinéma québécois) for her role of Roxane.
We saw her in the lead role of Nouveau-QuĂ©bec by Sarah Fortin and she earned a nomination at the Iris gala in the Best Actress/Supporting Role category for her role as Anne-Marie Boisvert in Norbourg. In addition, she was in the films Les Tricheurs (Louis Godbout), and 23 DĂ©cembre (Myriam Bouchard) in 2022. The following year, she returned to the big screen in Simple comme sylvain by Monia Chokri and in Guy Edoinâs FrontiĂšres.
Since 2015, she has been presenting her first text Jâaime Hydro, for which she won the Michel Tremblay Award. She is not forgotten on the small screen either, excelling in the series Hubert et Fanny, Les Simone, and CĂ©rĂ©brum. She also won a GĂ©meaux Award for her interpretation of Josiane in LĂącher Prise (2020) as well as a Bayard Award for best interpretation in a short film at the Namur FIFF for her performance in Un jour de fĂȘte (2020).
Since February 2021, she has been at the center of Lâoeil du cyclone on Radio-Canada with her role as Isabelle Gagnon, for which she won two GĂ©meaux prizes (2021-2023), for "Best female lead role: comedy" . A brilliant and committed artist, Christine Beaulieu has established her legitimacy within the Quebec cultural scene.