Tariq Tamim

A biography about the artist Sabah (Al-Shahroura) following her professional and personal life from the age of seventeen, addressing the problems that she has experienced since her adolescence in Lebanon, and her adoption in Egypt, her children, and her many husbands, in addition to her family.

Mariam flees the war in Syria and ends up stranded in Beirut — undocumented, alone and utterly invisible to the city around her. Survival pulls her into the orbit of Omran and Aziz, two men whose own complicated lives become tangled with hers in ways none of them expected. A Lebanese drama that uses one Syrian refugee's struggle to illuminate the human cost of displacement — and the unexpected connections formed at the margins of a city under its own strain. Stars Abed Fahd and Karess Bashar.

Psycho / Saiko (2018) is a Syrian satirical comedy starring Amal Arafa in five different roles. Wasal is a pathologically honest girl whose refusal to lie gets her into constant trouble. When she accidentally obtains a CD exposing powerful corrupt officials, she becomes their target — wrongfully committed to a psychiatric hospital while her twin sister takes her place. A chaotic, funny chase across Syria and Lebanon follows as she fights to clear her name.

A Lebanese comedy-drama series that aired on LBCI in 2007. The title — loosely translated as "My Mother-in-Law and My Sanity" — sets the tone perfectly. The show centers on Kimo, a widower navigating daily life with his domineering mother-in-law and two college-aged daughters all under one roof. Written by Tony Shemoune, it's a lighthearted situational comedy about family friction, generational clashes, and the chaos of shared living.

The series tells the story of a man and a woman who have recently married, and a misunderstanding occurs between them, which causes difficulty in communicating between them later.

The events highlighted the resilience of the people of southern Lebanon in the face of any assault on their dignity, revealing how the enemy confronted a fierce opponent united in all its movements, currents, and factions.

A biography about the artist Sabah (Al-Shahroura) following her professional and personal life from the age of seventeen, addressing the problems that she has experienced since her adolescence in Lebanon, and her adoption in Egypt, her children, and her many husbands, in addition to her family.

Mariam flees the war in Syria and ends up stranded in Beirut — undocumented, alone and utterly invisible to the city around her. Survival pulls her into the orbit of Omran and Aziz, two men whose own complicated lives become tangled with hers in ways none of them expected. A Lebanese drama that uses one Syrian refugee's struggle to illuminate the human cost of displacement — and the unexpected connections formed at the margins of a city under its own strain. Stars Abed Fahd and Karess Bashar.

Psycho / Saiko (2018) is a Syrian satirical comedy starring Amal Arafa in five different roles. Wasal is a pathologically honest girl whose refusal to lie gets her into constant trouble. When she accidentally obtains a CD exposing powerful corrupt officials, she becomes their target — wrongfully committed to a psychiatric hospital while her twin sister takes her place. A chaotic, funny chase across Syria and Lebanon follows as she fights to clear her name.

A Lebanese comedy-drama series that aired on LBCI in 2007. The title — loosely translated as "My Mother-in-Law and My Sanity" — sets the tone perfectly. The show centers on Kimo, a widower navigating daily life with his domineering mother-in-law and two college-aged daughters all under one roof. Written by Tony Shemoune, it's a lighthearted situational comedy about family friction, generational clashes, and the chaos of shared living.

The series tells the story of a man and a woman who have recently married, and a misunderstanding occurs between them, which causes difficulty in communicating between them later.