Moïse Togo
Graduate of the conservatory of Bamako (Mali) and the Fresnoy-Studio national des arts contemporains (France), passionate about art, Moïse Togo began his university studies in legal and political sciences in 2010. Then, his artistic ambitions brought him to the conservatory of Bamako and then to Fresnoy through the Bakary Diallo prize. His work questions the evolution of African beliefs in a modern world, new technologies and the social conditions of being. In 2021, he won the SCAM prize for experimental work with his film $75,000. His experimental approach unfolds from one production to the next, allowing him to explore new forms of cinematographic writing.
FILMOGRAPHY
75 000 $, 2020
Gwacoulou, 2019
FILMS SHOWN
CSE 2022
75,000 emphasizes the biological aspect of albinism which is a genetic and hereditary anomaly that affects not only the pigmentation, but also and especially the physical and moral conditions of people with albinism.