Vidal Arzoni

Vidal Arzoni (born 2010) is a young screen actor whose work spans festival features, prestige TV, and award-winning shorts. He made his film debut at just seven, playing Joseph in Elsa Amiel’s Pearl, a drama that premiered at the Venice Film Festival in 2018 alongside a cast including Peter Mullan and Julia Föry.

He soon moved into wider-profile projects, portraying Arthur in Julien Rambaldi’s social comedy The Nannies (Les Femmes du square). In Gianluca Jodice’s historical drama The Flood (Le Déluge)—the opening film of the 2024 Locarno Film Festival—Arzoni takes on the role of Louis-Charles de France (Louis XVII), opposite Guillaume Canet as Louis XVI and Mélanie Laurent as Marie Antoinette.

On television, Arzoni has appeared in Keren Ben Rafael’s French miniseries Reformed (Le Sens des choses) for HBO Max, and Pierre Monnard’s Netflix series Winter Palace, along with credits including Helvetica and La Vie devant. He has also built a strong résumé in short and medium-length films, leading 7 Times (7 Fois)—a Dublin International Film Festival winner—and earning an acting prize at the Rhode Island International Film Festival for Stories Keep Me Awake at Night.

Also active in theater, Vidal Arzoni is represented by Agence Noma Talents in Paris.