Raimundo Bernabé Nnandong

Raymundo Bernabé Nnandong Nchama Russo (born 1991), is an Equatoguinean filmmaker, actor, producer, and screenwriter.^[1][2] He is best known for directing the award-winning 2020 documentary film Manoliño Nguema.^{[3][unreliable source?]} He is also a member of the CEID board of directors in charge of Youth, Social Action and Communication.^[4]

Raimundo Bernabé Nnandong
Born	Raymundo Bernabé Nnandong Nchama Russo 1991 Equatorial Guinea
Nationality	Equatoguinean
Occupation(s)	Director, Actor, Producer, Screenwriter
Years active	2008–present

Personal life

He was born in 1991 in a small town in Equatorial Guinea.^[5] He later grew up in Bata, the capital.^[6]

Career

In 2008, he started drama and theatre from the Spanish Cultural Centers in Bata and Malabo. He then joined the Ecuadorian and Guinean Cultural Center and the French Expression Institute (ICEF) to excel his artistic career. During his studies, he acted in many short films. Then in 2011, he co-directed the film Le Rendez-vous, La Cita (2011). His maiden cinema direction came in 2015 with the short film “Aricó Caliente.” He later won the Ceiba Award for the film as well.^[7] His best known and most awarded work is the short film “Aricó Caliente”, which was presented at the African Film Festival of Tarifa and Tangier (FCAT) in 2016.^[8][9]