Yohann Kouam | |
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Born | Lille, France |
Nationality | French Cameroon |
Occupation(s) | Actor, director, producer, screen writer, editor |
Years active | 2004–present |
Yohann Kouam (born 1982), is a French filmmaker as well as a producer, screenwriter of Cameroonian descent. [1] He has made several critically acclaimed short films. [2]
Yohann is a French film director. [3] His father is an accountant and mother is a hotelier. [4]
He studied film editing at Institut des arts de diffusion (IAD) in Brussels, and then Translation Studies in France. [5] He later became a teaching assistant in high school to give language lessons. [4]
In 2007, Kouam made a short film Fragments de vie. With its critical reception, he made the second short film Les dimanches de Léa in 2010. [6] He then made the short film The Return in 2013, [7] which became internationally acclaimed. In 2016, he made the film From San Francisco with Love.
Year | Film | Role | Note | Ref. |
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2004 | Frères (Fragments of Lives) | Director, Writer | short film | [8] |
2007 | Fragments de vie (Fragments of Lives) | Director, Writer | short film | [9] |
2010 | Les dimanches de Léa (Lea's Sundays) | Director | short film | [10] |
2013 | Le Retour (The Return) | Director | short film | [11] |
2016 | From San Francisco with Love | Director, Writer | short film | [12] |
2023 | Après l'aurore (After Dawn) | Director, Writer | short film | [13] |
Organisation | Year | Category | Result | Work | Ref. |
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Palm Springs International ShortFest | 2014 | Best of the Festival - Live Action | Nominated | The Return | [14] |
Rhode Island International Film Festival | 2014 | Grand Prize - Best Short | Nominated | The Return | [15] |
Rhode Island International Film Festival | 2014 | Alternative Spirit Award - Short | Won | The Return | [15] |
Chéries-Chéris | 2014 | Grand Prize Chéries-Chéris | Won | The Return | |
Hainan International Film Festival | 2023 | Golden Coconut - Best short film | Nominated | Après l'aurore (After Dawn) |
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