He explained that, through this film, he is going through the screenwriting experience for the second time, after "Cherry letters"said: "I started the film in support of Ramadan, the director of the work, then I adopted the project with love and enjoyed creating the characters, their thoughts, worries and pains, and I formed the sentences and messages through their dialogues that I want to convey.".
Following: "We were talking about public and private pain and the human condition Syrian And Arabic, and the difficulty of reaching the simple needs of life in a different way, and we didn’t talk directly about the consequences of the war, but we presented it in a sarcastic way so that it reaches faster than any other political speech".
added: "It was a swing between laughter and laughter, always hoping to find a solution".
Syrian star, Ramadan, Rana Al-Azem, Wafaa Mousalli, Mirna Shalfoun, Jenny Asber, Yazan Khalil, Jamal Al-Ali, Mayar Ismail, Fayez Kazak and Andre Skaf, co-star of the film.
And I saw the premiere of"daily work" in TunisiaEncouraging audience interaction, expressed by Fawakherji during his presentation of the play, which "Tunisian love and cultural participation between the two countries".
Consistency: "The film conveys the suffering of Syrians in particular, and of Arab peoples in general, due to the crises the world is witnessing, with a focus on the comical treatment of ordinary citizens’ problems, such as health, education, electricity and the gas crisis.".
The characters in the film, belonging to different social groups and classes, meet in a disco named after him "daily work"Where she talks about her social, political and cultural problems, then they are subjected to a planned kidnapping, then they live in fear, rivalry and rapprochement, and their truth hidden behind various social masks is revealed.
Interestingly, the film was first screened last September in Syria, then attended the Los Angeles Film Festival in the United States and won the Special Jury Award and Best Screenplay.
And about his future plans, Fawakherji said that he is going to participate in a film titled "Help"It is directed by her, in addition to her co-star in the series "Captain’s money"which will be shown next Ramadan.
And the Syrian star reviewed the details of her visit to Tunisia on her social media accounts before showing her new film, under commentary. "Salama of Green Tunisia"And he posted his photos from different tourist spots.
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The film was presented with a cinematic vision directed by Wael Ramadanand write Sulaf Fwakhergywho expressed his happiness, in statements to “Sky News Arabia”, “that the first show will be outside Syria in front of the Tunisian public, known for its openness and artistic culture”, considering that “the film received the most beautiful hospitality.”
He explained that, through this film, he is going through the screenwriting experience for the second time, after “Cherry lettersHe said: “I started the film in support of Ramadan, the director of the work, then I adopted the project with love and enjoyed creating the characters, their ideas, worries and pains, and formed through their dialogues the phrases and messages that I want to convey”.
He continued: “We were talking about public and private pain and the human condition Syrian And the Arabic, and the difficulty of reaching the simple needs of life differently, and we did not speak directly about the consequences of the war, but rather presented them sarcastically so that they came faster than any other political speech.
He added: “It was a sob between laughter and choking, always hoping to find a solution.”
Syrian star, Ramadan, Rana Al-Azem, Wafaa Mousalli, Mirna Shalfoun, Jenny Asber, Yazan Khalil, Jamal Al-Ali, Mayar Ismail, Fayez Kazak and Andre Skaf, co-star of the film.
The first of “daily work” into TunisiaAn encouraging interaction from the audience, expressed by Fawakherji during his presentation of the work, as “Tunisian love and cultural participation between the two countries”.
And he continued: “The film conveys the suffering of Syrians in particular and of Arab peoples in general, following the crises the world is witnessing, with a focus on the comic treatment of the problems of the ordinary citizen, such as health, education, electricity cuts and the gas crisis”.
The characters in the film, belonging to different social groups and classes, meet in a nightclub called “Kazy Rose”, where they talk about their social, political and cultural problems.
Interestingly, the film was first screened last September in Syria, then attended the Los Angeles Film Festival in the United States and won the Special Jury Award and Best Screenplay.
As for his future plans, Fawakherji said that he is going to participate in a film called ‘Madad’ which he directed as well as his participation in the series ‘Mal Al Qabban’ which will be screened next Ramadan.
The Syrian star reviewed the details of her visit to Tunisia on her social media accounts before showing her new film under the commentary “Asalamah from Green Tunisia” and posted photos of herself from various tourist spots.
