Michel Kammoun
Michel Kammoun is a Lebanese-French film director, born in Sierra Leone. Hegained recognition for his notable work in the film industry, particularly for his feature film "Falafel" released in 2006. The film garnered critical acclaim and received the Golden Bayard for Best Film at the 2006 Festival International du Film Francophone de Namur.
After completing his studies in architecture, Kammoun pursued his passion for filmmaking by enrolling at the ESEC film school in Paris. He has written and directed numerous short films, which have been showcased at various international festivals and distributed in several countries including the USA, Canada, Latin America, Switzerland, Singapore, Spain, Germany, Belgium, Italy, and France. In addition to his film projects, Kammoun has also directed commercials and conducted screenwriting workshops.
Currently, Michel Kammoun divides his time between Beirut and Paris, where he continues to pursue his career in filmmaking."Falafel,"his debut feature film, not only earned nine international awards but also participated in prestigious film festivals worldwide, solidifying his reputation as a talented filmmaker.
Filmography:
Cathodique (1993)Shadows (1995)The Shower (1999)Clowning Around/The Vanishing Rabbits (2003)Falafel (2006)Beirut Hold'em (2019)
