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"The voice of Hind Rajab" has won the Audience Award

Tunisian director Kaouther Ben Hania has been awarded the award for sustainability and solidarity at the San Sebastian Film Festival.

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Parte del equipo de la película 'La voz de Hind' durante una manifestación contra el genocidio en Gaza, a 24 de septiembre de 2025, en San Sebastián, Guipúzcoa, País Vasco (España). La marcha convocada por la comunidad palestina del País Vasco ha partido desde la plaza Okendo tras la proyección de la película ‘The voice of Hind Rajab’ en el Festival de San Sebastián, contra la ocupación y el genocidio en Gaza, con el objetivo de denunciar el asesinato de la población, en especial de los niños y niñas. En ella participan personas pertenecientes al mundo del cine.



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Part of the film team "The voice of Hind Rajab" during the demonstration against genocide at the San Sebastian Film Festival in Gaza.

The voice of Hind Rajab  has won the Donostia City Public Award inthe 73rd edition of the San Sebastian Film Festival.

The film by Tunisian director KaoutherBen Hania gets 9.52 pointsout of 10 in a very high rating vote.

The voice of Hind Rajab recreates theconversations of a six-year-old girl with Red Moon volunteers  who wanted to save her life while she was in a car with family bodies.

Within the Pearls section, the most outstanding works of other festivals are shown, with fifteen other films competing for the award.

The San Sebastian City Public Award awards the film that best reflects the values of sustainability and solidarity of theUnited Nationsand the Basque Country.

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