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The special dramatic and comedic picture in the holy month remains filled with a large number of titles and topics, some of which are clear competition to gain an advanced degree of importance with the works that have been completed for display during the days of the month of Ramadan in the year 2024, provided that 3 Arab capitals have taken it upon themselves to provide artistic meal dishes. Primary: Cairo, Damascus, and Beirut.
In fact, the intensity of competition is very high this year, and we will try, as much space as is available, to highlight the most prominent offers. In Cairo, there was a state of turmoil that did not subside for months due to the early completion and marketing of the production, and it was noteworthy that the artist Yahya Al-Fakharani resumed his presence on this occasion with: Thresholds of Joy, based on a script by Medhat Al-Adl, directed by the veteran Magdy Abu Amira, but the work will be of the 15-episode model, and according to This is how other series were filmed: Joudar, with Yasser Jalal, directed by Islam Khairy. And “Compulsory Path” by director Nadine Khan, with Sabreen and Ahmed Dash.
Nelly Karim will appear in: Strawberry, directed by Mohamed Ali. Akram Hosni turns his cinematic success to the small screen in: Baba Jah, directed by Khaled Marei, and Rogina presents a distinctive character in: Divine Secret, directed by Raouf Abdel Aziz. Aser Yassin and Aisha Ahmed also attend: Without Warning. And Mervat Amin in: Maliha. And Dina El-Sherbiny, in: Complete Issue + 1. And Saba Mubarak, in: A Moment of Anger.
At the same time, Egyptian studios completed series, each consisting of 30 episodes, led by: The Assassins, directed by Peter Mimi, directed by Karim Abdel Aziz, and by the Lebanese Nicolas Moawad. Ahmed Makki presents: The Great Away – in its eighth part – and Amir Karara photographed: Al-Rifai’s House, with Ahmed Nader Jalal.
Ismail Farouk directed: Haqq Arabi, Morcos Adel directed: Mustafa Shaaban, and Munther Rayhana in: Al-Muallem. Khaled Al-Nabawi and Hala Shiha co-starred in: Empire of a Meem, directed by Mohamed Salama. Ghada Abdel Razek will appear in: Hunting Scorpions, with director Ahmed Hassan. Hassan Al-Raddad faces Majed Al-Masry in: Warrior. Sameh Abdel Aziz completed: Coincidence, with: Reham Hajjaj and Khaled Al-Sawy.
Syrian drama is recovering
It is clear that the Syrian studios have regained a great deal of their health, as Al-Sabah Artistic Production Company filmed one of its largest productions this year: Taj, in Syria, based on a script by Omar Abu Saada, directed by Samer Al-Barqawi, directed by Tim Hassan, Bassam Koussa, Faya Younan, and Noura Rahal. .
The executed works are varied and many: The second part of: Kasr Adham – The Catacombs, directed by Kenan Iskandarani, directed by: Fayez Qazaq and Rashid Assaf.
As well as the second part of: Al-Arabji, by Saif Subaie, with Bassem Yakhour, Nadine Khoury, and Dima Kandalaft. The artist Mona Wassef will be present in: Close Your Eyes, with her: Amal Arafa and Fayez Qazaq, directed by Moamen Al-Mulla, and Sulafa Mimar will share with Mahmoud Nasr the starring role in: Welad Badia, with director Rasha Sharbatji, who directed: The Clown, with Bassem Yakhour and Amal Bou Shousha. Yakhour shared the lead role with Nadine Tahseen Bey in: Shar Al-Baliyah, directed by Wael Abu Shaar.
Also attending from Syria: Ayman Zidan and Salloum Haddad in: My Family’s House, by Tamer Ishaq. And Nadine Khoury, with Shukran Murtaja in: Serenada, by Waddah Shaheen. Suzan Najm Al-Din and Sabah Al-Jazairi in: Girlfriends – Cats, directed by Muhammad Zuhair Rajab.
He also filmed Part 14 of: Bab Al-Hara, directed by Manal Omran, with Najah Safkouni and Fadia Khattab, and Iyad Nahas filmed: Canon, with Bassam Koussa and Salma Al-Masry.
Koussa also shared with Sulaf Fawakherji the starring role: Mal al-Qabban, directed by Saif Subaie, and Fayez Qazaq and Saad Mina’s pictures: Glory be to you, Sham, by Rasha Cox. It was presented in the name of Salka: Transit, with Haval Hamdi and Nadine Tahseen Bey. They Loved Each Other, directed by: Muhammad Al-Agha and Salim Shamiya, with: Andre Skaff, and Tolay Haroun.
Productions in Beirut
In Beirut, Al-Sabah Company attended with a group of productions issued by: Taj: And With It: 2024, directed by Philip Asmar, with Nadine Nassib Njeim, Muhammad Al-Ahmad, Rafiq Ali Ahmed, and Carmen Lebbos. An End Point, directed by Mohamed Abdel Aziz, with: Abed Fahd, Adel Karam, Nada Abu Farhat, and George Shalhoub. Al-Atawla, by Ahmed Khaled Musa, directed by Ahmed Al-Sakka, and Zeina. Silat Rahm, by Tamer Nadi, with Yousra Al-Lawzi, and Asmaa Abu Al-Yazid. Al-Maddah, by Ahmed Samir Farag, with Hamada Hilal and Fathi Abdel Wahab. Between the Palaces, by Hisham Al-Jabbari, directed by: Muhammad Khayi, Hoda Al-Rihani, Al-Saadia by Adeeb. We Salute It to Live, which is an animated work based on a series of stories from the Holy Qur’an, by Mustafa Al-Faramawi, with: Salah Abdullah.
Eagles Films also had various new works divided into 3 categories: a Lebanese series: O Amal, written by Nadine Jaber, directed by Rami Hanna, with Maggie Bou Ghosn, Ammar Shalak, Mahyar Khaddour, and Badie Abu Chakra. And a second Gulf film: One Wife is Not Enough, directed by Ali Al-Ali, directed by: Hoda Hussein, Aiten Amer, Fatima Al-Safi, and Laila Abdullah. And a third Egyptian: Complete Issue 2, directed by Khaled El-Halafawi, with Dina El-Sherbiny, Sherif Salama, and Esaad Younes.
