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Hania

British  
/ ˈhɑːnɪə /

noun

  1. a variant spelling of Chania

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Climate campaigner Hania Imran, 22, sued the state in December 2024 for the "right to breathe clean air".

From Barron's

The main question for Ben Hania when making the film was always: "How to make the voice of this little girl echo?"

From BBC

"I was like, when will they will stop?" recalls Ben Hania of the "incredible reaction".

From BBC

Two of Ben Hania's previous films - 2024's Four Daughters about teenage sisters who joined IS, and 2021's The Man Who Sold His Skin, about a Syrian refugee who becomes a conceptual art object - were nominated for Academy Awards.

From BBC

"We don't have stars, it's not a feel-good movie," says Ben Hania.

From BBC