Moussa Théophile Sowie, a talented individual, embarked on his artistic journey by pursuing a comprehensive formation at the prestigious Institute of Theatrical Studies, Paris III Sorbonne Nouvelle, and the renowned Jacques Lecoq Drama School in the vibrant city of Paris.
Moussa Théophile Sowie's impressive filmography boasts a diverse range of cinematic endeavors, including starring roles in the 1993 comedy "Les visiteurs" and its 1997 sequel "Les Couloirs du temps : Les visiteurs II", alongside renowned actors Christian Clavier and Jean Reno.
Furthermore, Sowie's on-screen presence can also be seen in a variety of other notable films, such as the biographical drama "Lumumba" (2000),the musical drama "La note bleue", the drama "L'Afrance", the critically acclaimed ensemble drama "Magnolia", and the critically acclaimed drama "Moolaadé".
In addition to his work in film, Sowie has also lent his talents to several television projects, with guidance from esteemed directors Yves Renier, P. Jamain, P. Roy, and P. Lefebvre.
