Assouma Adjiké
Also recorded as Sanni Assouma Adjiké
Assouma Adjiké
- Nationality
- Togo
- Occupation
- film director
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• Name — Assouma Adjiké • Birth Name — Sanni Assouma Adjiké • Years Active — 1990–present • Occupation — Director, screenwriter Sanni Assouma Adjiké, is a Togolese filmmaker. She is notable as the director of the prizewinning short film Le Dilemme d'Eya.
Career
In 1995, Assouma Adjiké directed two shorts: L'Eau sacree and Femmes Moba. She made her short film Le Dilemme d'Eya in 2002. The film was produced by UNESCO and awarded two special jury prizes: Union Economique et Monétaire Ouest Africaine (UEMOA) and Plan International at the Panafrican Film and Television Festival of Ouagadougou (FESPACO). In May 2003, the film was selected for screening at the International Public Service Television Conference (INPUT).
Filmography
• Year — Film — Role — Genre — Ref. • 1992 — L'Eau potable d’Anazive — Director — Film • 1993 — Le Savon de l’espoir — Director — Film • 1993 — Vivre du poisson — Director — Documentary • 1995 — L'Eau sacrée — Director — Short film • 1995 — Femmes Moba — Director — Short film • 2002 — Le Dilemme d'Eya — Director — Short film • 2006 — Nyo Deal au Togo — Director — Short film • 2008 — Déráyò Arúgbó — Screenwriter — Film
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Assouma Adjiké was born at Morétan-Igbérioko.
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- 1.SPLA. Adjikè Assouma.
- 2.Afri Cultures. Sanni Adjiké: Togo.
- 3.Filmweb Sp. z o. o. Sp. k. Assouma Adjiké.
- 4.AFWC. List of African Filmmakers.
- 5.Pallister, Janis L. French-speaking Women Film Directors: A Guide; By Janis L. Pallister. 1997. 9780838637364.
- 6.UNESCO. UNESCO Produced Film "The Dilemma of Eya" Receives Awards.
- 7.uganda. Vivre du poisson.
- 8.lussasdoc. Réalisateurs - Adjiké Assouma.
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