Adama Roamba’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth and life story

Is Film director
Film producer
From Burkina Faso
Type Film, TV, Stage & Radio
Gender male
Notable Works
Le neveu de l’homme fort  
Humanitaire!  
La forêt du Niolo  

Adama Roamba se yon reyalizatè ak pwodiktè sinema boukinabè.

Biyografi

Zèv li yo

  • 1999 ː Garba (kout fim)
  • 2001 ː Mouka (kout fim), senaris tou
  • 2003 ː Source d’histoire (kout fim)
  • 2005 ː Rencontre en ligne (kout fim)
  • 2007 ː Humanitaire! (kout fim), senaris tou
  • 2007 ː Le Petit sergent
  • 2014 ː Du jour au lendemain
  • 2015 ː Le Neveu de l’homme fort
  • 2017 ː La forêt du Niolo (fim TV), senaris tou

Referans

Lyen deyò

  • Adama Roamba sou IMDb
  • Adama Roamba sou Africiné
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