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Theatrical comedy review Manoor Ya Pasha starring Mohammed Najem Omar Hariri Samah Anwar Inas Makki Zia Al Mirghani

The play deals with the life of the rich girl Madiha who loves her close friend sincere but that Madiha's father refuses to marry because of poverty sincere and wants to marry her relative Fawzi and for that the father of Madiha many plans to thwart this love.

A comedy about the life of the young man Zaki, who dreams of becoming a famous singer and actor and in order to realize his dream is exposed to many interesting and exciting comedy situations

Three sneak into the house of a widow escaping from the rain and discover that her husband did not die in a natural way but killed !! The events revolve around uncovering the mystery of the crime and the killer

Hamdi Abu al-Zahab and his fiancée Faten try to cover up Abu Hamd's father's death scandal after trying to play with his own nurse. They try to convince Abu al-Zahab's servant, Bayoumi, to confess that he was the reason for his death. The mystery of crime in the context of comedy.

A comedy about the life of a man married to four women, who falls in love with his teacher who learned to read and write; which angered his four wives. what is going to happen?

The play revolves around some people in the hotel, including the aesthetics of the hotel. There is also Abdul Muttagli, who works (Hanuti). Comedy - Year of production 1993

The woman in the film returns to Beirut after many years of absence. Her return wasn't meant, she came to bury her mother. A walk at dawn leads her deep into the city which on its turn leads her to Abdallah, her past lover. But the gap of time, space and experience make this encounter impossible, or elsewhere.

A man breaks into Naji's house and burns a collection of important documents. His friend, Ali Baba, tells him what happened. Naji dies in a mysterious incident and raises questions about the involvement of Ali Baba. Leila comes to discover the secrets of her cousin's death, and she knows Ali Baba, who discovers that he has more than one name. Three gangsters kidnap her, but Ali Baba saves her. Events are rising rapidly, with many surprises and secrets unfolding.

In the prosecution, Jalal Salah is accused of stealing his car, denying Nadia's presence with him in the incident for fear of the oppression of her brother. Jalal sees that he is withdrawing from his car. His statement from the prosecution provided that Salah left the town and his father. At the same time, Hamza Salah is not hiding in his home. He tells him that Jalal is not serious about his relationship with her and her relationship with Hamza is growing. Jalal knows that Salah has not left the town and ordered his men to kill him. Hamza decides to leave the town. At the time, Jalal is able to attack Laila, killing him and handing himself over to the police.

In 2011, the villagers of Imider shut down a water pipeline to Africa's biggest silver mine to save their oasis. Eight years later, they sing while harvesting the fruits of their militancy.

After her seven children fled Syria seeking refuge worldwide, 80-year-old Susu finds herself with no other choice but to leave Damascus and move to Dubai to live with her daughter’s family. Despite the security she enjoys in the Gulf city, she remains persistent in her desire to return to the now-empty, family house in the country that millions of people have left.

Sama is in denial over the recent death of her twin brother, Mousa. On the first birthday anniversary following his passing, she finally decides to visit his grave to fulfil an old promise. However; the cemetery guard objects to her staying past sunset. Sama sneaks back in determined, least expecting that her second encounter with the guard, is her wake up call to submit to her loss.

During a clandestine tour in Italy, an interview between an immigrant and two journalists takes an unexpected turn. The disclosed events prove to be dreadful.

‘Sira’, in Arabic, literally translated, means biography. Arabs are a people known for their oral tradition. Through excavated footage and narration, Sira examines the displacement of a family, beginning with the event that catapulted their exodus from Kuwait as a result of the Iraqi invasion.