Romain Francisco was born in Rognac (France) on January 11, 1985. He began his acting career at the age of nineteen with his first role in the film : "Le bruit du bonheur" directed by Eric Tellène (he also composed the original film music) and on stage in a play with Alice Belaïdi directed by Gérard Gelas. He joined the prestigious Conservatoire National Supérieur d'Art Dramatique where he was directed by Denis Podalydès in 'Dans la foule' and by Philippe Duclos in 'Passages'. He appeared in many shorts, in the movie 'Rose et noir' (2008) directed by Gérard Jugnot, in the TV Serie "Les Beaux Mecs" (2010) with Simon Abkarian. In 2017, Romain Francisco performed with William Lebghil in the play "Comment Igor a Disparu" by Jean Bechetoille, they won The Theatre 13 Award. This year Romain Francisco was chosen by Géraldine Nakache to perform in her film : 'J'irai où tu iras' starring with french star Leïla Bekhti.