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Iram Haq

Iram Haq (born January 1, 1976) is a Norwegian actress, screenwriter and director of Pakistani descent. She is known for her feature films I Am Yours and What Will People Say.

Iram Haq

Name
Iram Haq
Born
1 January 1976
Occupation
Filmmaker, actress, Director
Known for
What Will People Say, I Am Yours
Nationality
Norway
Education
Westerdals Oslo School of Arts and Communication and Technology
Honours
Kanon prize for best screenplay · Kanon prize for best direction · Amanda Award for Best Direction · Amanda Award for Best Screenplay
Languages
Norwegian

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