Fabrice Bekono is a versatile young artist whose education has been shaped by the rich Cameroonian culture, contemporary literature, new information and communication technologies, as well as various psychological challenges that have nurtured his artistic sensitivity.
Holding a bachelor's degree in Performing Arts and Cinematography from the University of Yaoundé 1, Fabrice initially worked as a screenwriter before training in directing at prestigious institutions such as the Goethe Institute, Écrans Noirs, and FilmArche.
In 2021, Fabrice made his directorial debut with the release of his first short film titled "Jéricho," which earned him the prestigious Screen of Promise award at the Écrans Noirs festival. This initial success launched his career on the African film scene, propelling him toward increasing recognition at regional festivals.
His talent was also recognized internationally when he presented his second short film, "Toxique," at the Cannes Film Festival. This work earned him selection as a talented emerging filmmaker from Africa, confirming his creative potential and impact on the global film scene.
Fabrice's texts are accessible to all audiences and carry a profound message about mental and social evolution. For him, the ability to be understood by a broad audience is an essential criterion of artistic quality, and he strives to touch hearts and minds through his creations.
Fabrice Bekono embodies a new generation of committed and talented artists ready to explore the boundaries of cinematic art to inspire and move a diverse audience.
