Al Jazeera spoke with filmmaker Hoda Elsoudani about her new documentary, Why Can’t I Be A Sushi. The film follows the journey of two young girls as they learn about the sectarian conflict gripping the Islamic world [Photo courtesy of Hassan Kafi] The documentary Why Can’t I Be A Sushi, by Hoda Elsoudani, follows the journey of two young half-Iraqi sisters who are curious about the sectarian confl
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