Haitian Beatz

Born in Anse-a-Veau, on February 27, 1971, in the heart of Haiti, Mora was launched into theater, at his school Catherine Flon in 1988, at the age of 15 years old. From theater school, first to Cines Coliseum and Cristal, then at the Theater National, on his way, he met one of the greatest names of Haitian theater,

Daniel Marcelin, who taught courses at Club Lavi Miyo. This encounter enabled Mora to improve his skills and the desire of cinema. Amour Fou de Herod Brégard, was the last play he acted in 1994, which won the heart of the public. As an actor, he won a leading role in Affair Interne, a film of Guy Elie. In this role, he embodied a nasty character, which he interpreted well, which also enabled him to conquer new fans in this difficult film industry.
Unfortunately, for the producer, the film experienced major setbacks. However, for Mora, this was a good experience because it caused him to see the need to work on his own projects.

Aware of the limits of a young director, he sought the services of a technician named Willy Exumé. Thanks to this collaboration, he has been able to make his first film, Au Coeur Du Danger (1998), which has been a success. Encouraged by the public’s reaction, he produced a second film, Le Choix De Ma Vie. This success made him to take off the director’s hat and work on a third major project, Profonds Regret. He was the main actor co-starring with an international actress, Fabienne Colas (Ticket of Gold Best Actress 2003). For this new film, he spared no efforts. Thanks to the technical support and funding from House of Production Kingdom Toward Cinema Inc., Mr. Etienne’s work offered the public something to be proud of and thus, inviting everyone to find the moral lesson that is hidden in this film. His films have been seen by more than 100,000 people world-wide from Boston, New York, the Caribbean, Haiti, and Canada- just to name a few.