Special Jury Prize for “Perhaps What I Fear Dies Not Exist” at Fidadoc
Here comes the second award for “Perhaps What I Fear Dies Not Exist” by Corine Shawi!
Corine is coming back home with the Special Jury Prize following the participation of her documentary in the international feature films competition Festival International de film Documentaire d’Agadir – Fidadoc
Congratulations to the team for the well deserved award.
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