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Yahiya Haki’s Daughter Calls for Broader Recognition
Hania Hakki, the daughter of the novelist Yehia Hakki, clarified that her father's literary achievements go beyond the famous works like "The Postman" and "O Hassa's Lantern." She expressed her dissatisfaction with reducing her father's distinguished career to just these two works because of their success in cinema. She affirmed that her father has a collection of wonderful stories and novels, including "Enchanted Gypsy," "Fella and Meshmesh," and "Poor Woman," and that cinema has helped introduce the public to his literary work. She also pointed out that the film "The Postman" holds a special place for her, due to the outstanding artistic vision created by director Hussein Kamel, which skillfully reflects her father's culture and literary style.
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