Rolf Nguie

Rolf Nguie was born in Brazzaville. His father, Armand Nguie, is a student, then became a policeman later; her mother, Jacqueline Nkaa, will be a trader. His parents divorced three years after his birth, he is then entrusted to the custody of his father as required by customary rules. In 1999, he moved to Pointe-Noire, where he received his primary and secondary education. During his schooling he developed a passion for Martial Arts, and from 2009 he started on Dramatic Art at the Lycée Victor Augagneur. After his baccalaureate, he trained in management of commercial units at Electra (Canal +). He would later continue as a taekwondo teacher at the French Charlemagne School and intervene for plays. At this time, we also see him on stage in, among others, "Mhoi Ceul" (2017) a comedy by Bernard B. Dadier, "La fille du bistrot" (2019) by Elie Liazéré or "L'or des femmes" (2019) by Aimée Mambou Ngali. In 2019, while working in the "Canal-Olympia Mpita" cinema, Rolf Nguie made his debut in front of Arny Pixel's camera, in the action short "Le nettoyeur (2019)", where he played the role main.