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Montreal director's new film shows different, beautiful side of Haiti

Montreal director's new film shows different, beautiful side of Haiti

CBC17-05-2025
Joseph Hillel's film 'At All Kosts' looks at the courage and dignity of people living in Haiti. He's hoping to show a different side of the country often characterized by its political unrest and brutality.
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