Allez ma fille !

Chloé Jouannet made her film debut at the age of 12 in James Huth's comedy Lucky Luke. Her breakthrough came in 2013, when she played a rebellious teenager in Rose Bosch's Avis de Mistral, co-starring with Jean Reno.
In 2018, Chloé joined the cast of Neil Jordan's international series Riviera, starring Julia Stiles and Vincent Perez. She also appeared in François Desagnat's comedy Le Gendre de ma vie, alongside Kad Mérad.
In 2019, she will star in the series Infidèle, based on the English drama Doctor Foster. Building on its public success, the series will be renewed in 2020 for a second season. That same year, Chloé Jouannet made a name for herself as a young mother in the TV movie Jamais sans toi, Louna, alongside Rod Paradot, then as a brilliant law student in Banlieusard, Leïla Sy and Kery James' first feature film, released on Netflix.
In 2020, she is the heroine of France Télévisions' first original series, Derby Girl. She plays a washed-up figure skating star, determined to become a roller derby champion. In 2021, Jean-Jacques Annaud entrusted her with a role in his super-production about the Notre Dame fires, Notre Dame Brule.
In 2022, she starred in Touchées, the first TV movie directed by Alexandra Lamy, which won the Best Unit Award at the La Rochelle Fiction Festival - in which she plays a woman victim of violence who learns to rebuild her life.
That same year, she starred in Mon Héroïne au cinéma alongside Pascale Arbillot and Louise Coldelfy, Noémie Lefort's 1st feature film.
In 2023, she shared the screen for the first time with Audrey & Alexandra Lamy in Killer Coaster, a series for Prime, where she reunited with Nikola Lange as director.
She also directed her first short film, Allez ma fille, which won Best Short Film at the Alpe d'Huez International Comedy Festival in 2024.