Fanta Régina Nacro

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Fanta Régina Nacro was born on September 4, 1962 in Tankodogo, Burkina Faso. She is a director and writer, known for La nuit de la vérité (2004), A Close-Up on Bintou (2001) and Le truc de Konaté (2001). See full bio »

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September 4, 1962 in Tankodogo, Burkina Faso

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Known For

La nuit de la vérité Director

(2004)

A Close-Up on Bintou Director

(2001)

Le truc de Konaté Director

(2001)

Puk Nini Director

(1996)

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Director (9 credits)

2004 La nuit de la vérité

2003 Vivre positivement (Documentary short)

2002 Mama Africa (segment "A Close-Up on Bintou")

2001 Scenarios from the Sahel (Short)

2001 Le truc de Konaté (Short)

2001 A Close-Up on Bintou (Short)

2001 Pas d'histoires! (segment "Relou")

1996 Puk Nini (Short)

1991 Un certain matin (Short)

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Writer (3 credits)

2004 La nuit de la vérité

2001 Pas d'histoires! (segment "Relou")

1996 Puk Nini (Short)

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Actress (1 credit)

2018 Tenga (Short)

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Producer (1 credit)

2004 La nuit de la vérité (producer)

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Yugoslavia was the point of departure in the sense that the testimonies and reports of atrocities, in particular in cases of women being raped and having acid poured into their vaginae, women being made to watch the murder of their families and husbands, that provoked my thinking about atrocities in more general terms. After the war in Yugoslavia, I hoped that the whole world would realize this ... See more »