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    Morocco’s Hicham Lasri says new film ‘Happy Lovers’ will be more mainstream
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    Morocco’s Hicham Lasri says new film ‘Happy Lovers’ will be more mainstream

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    Producer Lamia Chraibi describes it as a black comedy with elements of Irreversible and Fargo.

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    Qatari Institution funds 26 projects from 14 countries. 

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