Acting
Farah is a talented wedding planner who has kept her heart locked up ever since the man she was supposed to marry vanished on their wedding day five years ago. When her boss hands her his new wedding to organise, she discovers the groom is that same man — now engaged to someone else. A warm, bittersweet Lebanese romantic comedy-drama starring Dana Mardini and Nicolas Mouawad, adapted from the Turkish hit İyi Günde Kötü Günde.
Thuraya is a warm-hearted singer living modestly with her aunt in Lebanon when she falls for the charming and ambitious Fares. Their love leads to marriage — but his traditional, domineering mother has never accepted her, and life inside the family home becomes a battleground. A Lebanese remake of the celebrated Turkish series Istanbullu Gelin, filmed in Turkey and Lebanon, starring Dhafer L'Abidine and Carmen Bsaibes across three seasons and over 220 episodes.
The daughter of a diplomat and the son of a humble farmer share a love that crosses every boundary — until fate separates them. Years later she returns, carrying secrets that recast everything they once shared in a darker light. Starring Mahmoud Nasr and Carmen Bsaibes, it's a faster-paced, culturally adapted take on one of Turkish drama's most beloved love stories.
When Fares comes back from Syria to reopen his parents' restaurant in the Lebanese town of "Nesr El Jabal", he is struck by rumors accusing the powerful landlord Fawzi of their murder years ago. A truth that is bound to threaten the love story that has started with the beautiful Yasma, Fawzi's daughter who has just came back from Paris.
Sama is a working-class waitress who agrees to an outrageous deal — make the cold, wealthy shoe designer Malek fall in love with her and marry her, in exchange for the money to pay off her brother's debt. What starts as calculated deception quickly becomes something neither of them planned for. A warm, breezy Arabic romantic comedy starring Syrian leads Moatasem Al-Nahar and Nour Ali — a Shahid #1 hit across the Arab world in 2024.
Al Haram (2016) follows a tightly woven family and social drama where romantic relationships become entangled with betrayal, jealousy, and moral conflict. As personal choices collide with family expectations, hidden tensions and past grievances begin to surface, disrupting bonds between siblings, partners, and close friends. The series explores how trust can quickly unravel within intimate circles, where love, rivalry, and emotional manipulation create escalating consequences that reshape relationships and expose deeper fractures within the family structure.
This series happens in a poor Lebanese region where the story characters live with various sufferings. Deprivation leads some of them to engage in unusual acts and behavior that do not resemble them. Will the thin line between the right and wrong be crossed to challenge the traditional society norms and the role of the State and Law? The dark atmosphere of the series triggers intimate feelings of love, hatred, sadness, joy, seriousness, and fun, featuring blood and death.
