Born in Kigali (Rwanda), Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo has been a self-taught filmmaker since 2008, and trained as an electronics and telecommunications engineer. Her films have been screened at numerous international festivals and broadcast on television, winning several prestigious awards, including: the Prix Thomas Sankara at FESPACO 2017, the Prix Cinit at Milano Festival 2012, the Prix Ousmane Sembène and Golden Dhow at ZIFF 2016, Deux Bronze Tanit at JCC (Tunis), the Prix Efere Ozako at AMAA Awards 2017.
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Marie-Clementine Dusabejambo is a self-taught Rwandan filmmaker and telecommunications engineer known for directing acclaimed short and feature films exploring contemporary social issues.
She is recognized for directing award-winning short films such as A Place for Myself and Icyasha, along with her feature project Ben'Imana.
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