Moussa Hamadou Djingarey

Moussa Hamadou Djingarey (born 9 July 1973) is a Nigerien film director.

Biography Djingarey was born in Zinder in 1973. He went to primary school in Talladjé, a district of the capital Niamey. Then he attended the middle school CEG 10 and from 1994 to 1997 the Lycée Issa Korombé in Niamey. In 1999 Djingarey traveled to Saudi Arabia for the occasion of an Umrah. He began work there for a production company that mainly worked for Saudi television. He learned camera and editing in practice and did not return to Niger until 2002.

Upon his return, Djingarey founded the production company MD digital production in Niamey. He initially specialized in commissioned and advertising films. His clients included the state broadcaster ORTN, international non-governmental organizations and foreign embassies. In 2005, he decided to become a director, creating the short documentary La mystérieuse croix d'Agadez. In 2006, Djingarey directed Tagalakoy and Lutte contre la désertification au Niger, the latter of which received a prize at the first edition of FIFEN (Niger International Environmental Film Festival 2006). In 2018, the director became the first deputy general secretary of the Fédération des Associations des Cinéastes du Niger, a newly founded association of Nigerian film organizations chaired by Harouna Niandou.

Filmography 2005 : La mystérieuse croix d'Agadez 2006 : Tagalakoy 2006 : Lutte contre la désertification au Niger 2008 : Sorkos 2008 : Un casting pour un mariage 2010 : Djamma, Madame Courage 2010 : Le chemin de l'intégration 2010 : Hassia 2012 : Le retour au pays 2013 : Kore 2015 : Le Pagne