Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo

Marie-Clémentine Dusabejambo is a filmmaker recognized for her insightful exploration of contemporary societal issues. A self-taught director since 2008, she initially trained as an electronics and telecommunications engineer before transitioning to cinema. Her works have been showcased at numerous international film festivals and have earned her several prestigious awards, including the Prix Thomas Sankara at FESPACO 2017, the Prix Cinit at the Milano Festival 2012, and the Golden Dhow at ZIFF 2016. In 2026, she made history as the first director from her country to premiere a film, 'Ben'Imana,' in the Cannes Official Selection. This drama, co-written with Delphine Agut, features a talented cast including Clémentine U. Nyirinkindi and Isabelle Kabano. Dusabejambo's films are celebrated for their nuanced storytelling and their ability to shed light on the complexities of modern life.

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