Tunisia’s ‘Four Daughters’ Wins Award At 39th Independent Spirit Awards

July 21, 2024

A Tunisian filmmaker, Kaouther Ben Hania, won the Best Documentary Feature award at the 39th Independent Spirit Awards for his film Four Daughters or Les Filles d'Olfa. The film is ...

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