Paris selon Moussa (Paris According to Moussa), is a 2003 Franco-Guinean drama film directed by Cheik Doukouré and produced by Danielle Ryan. The film stars director himself in the lead role whereas Élisabeth Vitali, Vincent McDoom and Magloire Delcros-Varaud made supportive roles. The film revolves around Moussa Sidibé, a farmer in Guinea who sent to France to buy a water pump and the problems faced during the journey.
The film received critics acclaim and screened worldwide. The film later won the Human Rights Award by the United Nations in 2003. In the same year, director and ead actor Doukouré won the Best Actor award at FESPACO 2003.
Cast Cheik Doukouré as Moussa Sidibé Élisabeth Vitali as Nathalie Vincent McDoom as Zanzie Magloire Delcros-Varaud as Naomie Andrée Damant as La mère de Nathalie Mariam Kaba as Mame Traoré Suzanne Kouamé as Aïssatou Louis Navarre as Le père Albert Martial Odone as James Mamadou Fomba as Fodé Sangaré Sylvie Flepp as La vendeuse de pompes Claude Koener as Le vendeur de pompes Jean-Marc Truong as Chou Mariama Samba Baldé as Mouna Pascal N'Zonzi as Zanga Sylvestre Amoussou as Abraham Jean-Louis Cassarino as Julien Jim Adhi Limas as Ginseng Marie-Christine Laurent as L'hôtesse à l'aéroport Michel Melki in uncredited role Diouc Koma in uncredited role
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