Ammar Shalak

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This biography of Al Hajjaj Bin Youssef Al Thaqafi looks back on his cruelty, his clemency and his loyalty, and paints the portrait of a controversial regent.

The Ghaliboun is a Lebanese series, part of which is based on real events that occurred in Lebanon during the Lebanese civil war

Hisham sneaks into the empire of a drug dealer in search of his missing sister, hiding behind a false loyalty. But when he falls in love with Karma, the rebellious daughter who faces her father, a spiral of love, revenge and secrets explodes threatening with destruction.

When tragedy strikes her traveling theatre troupe, Joud must face a scarred past and an unjust present--where loss, justice, and hope collide as she uncovers a truth more perilous than imagined.

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No synopsis available yet.

This biography of Al Hajjaj Bin Youssef Al Thaqafi looks back on his cruelty, his clemency and his loyalty, and paints the portrait of a controversial regent.

The Ghaliboun is a Lebanese series, part of which is based on real events that occurred in Lebanon during the Lebanese civil war

Hisham sneaks into the empire of a drug dealer in search of his missing sister, hiding behind a false loyalty. But when he falls in love with Karma, the rebellious daughter who faces her father, a spiral of love, revenge and secrets explodes threatening with destruction.

When tragedy strikes her traveling theatre troupe, Joud must face a scarred past and an unjust present--where loss, justice, and hope collide as she uncovers a truth more perilous than imagined.

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Lebanese TV presenter Yasar dedicates her show to exposing injustice against women — but her own buried past resurfaces when a mysterious new neighbour moves in with a hidden agenda. Inspired by real social issues, this Lebanese Ramadan drama weaves together stories of domestic violence, toxic masculinity, secret relationships, and women reclaiming their strength. Dark, layered, and socially charged.

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Raseef El Ghorabaa (2020) follows Kamal, a man returning to his rural hometown after years away, driven by the need to uncover the truth behind his father’s death. As he reconnects with a fractured community, he clashes with a powerful family led by a controlling matriarch who hides long-buried secrets. Old romances, shifting loyalties, and inheritance disputes resurface, turning personal grief into a wider conflict of revenge, betrayal, and identity within a tightly bound village society.

Syrian rising star Mohammed Al-Ahmad delves into a different aspect on psychological issues, specifically, dissociative identity disorder. It explores how this condition can become a double-edged weapon that helps him seek revenge.

Jawad Ibrahim, a member of the resistance, and his wife, Dr. Kawthar Ali, are looking for their real son and the family of the child, Ali, who got switched with their real son because of a hospital error, this is in parallel with the conflict between enemy's intelligence and the resistance.

Samt El Hob follows the love story of Feras and Jana, two people fighting to protect their relationship amid deceit, family pressure, and social hypocrisy. As secrets surface and loyalties shift, silence becomes both a shield and a barrier, forcing them to confront painful truths. The series blends romance and drama, exploring how love survives pride, betrayal, and the emotional weight of unspoken wounds.

Haneen Al Dam (2018) follows a multi-generational family drama rooted in a tragic past that continues to shape the present. As long-hidden crimes and injustices resurface, relationships between relatives become strained by guilt, revenge, and unresolved trauma. The story moves across different time periods, revealing how one man’s actions trigger lasting consequences for an entire family, where love, loyalty, and identity are constantly tested by the weight of the past.