Anne Dubot

Anne Dubot appeared in two films during the late 1960s, both associated with the French New Wave movement. In 1967 Dubot took a supporting role in La Collectionneuse, a film noted for its blend of comedy and existential reflection. The following year Dubot appeared in My Night at Maud's, a 1969 feature where Dubot played a character described as the Blonde Friend. Both films were directed by Éric Rohmer, whose work often explored themes of chance, morality, and human relationships through naturalistic dialogue and sparse staging.

Dubot’s filmography is limited to these two credits, both from the same director and period. The roles suggest a presence in ensemble casts rather than lead performances. No additional credits or details about Dubot’s other work or background are recorded in avai…