Faisal Al-Amiri

Set in Kuwait in 1988, two women making their way in the boys club of the Kuwait Stock Exchange, on the eve of Saddam Hussein's invasion of the country.

The series presents, in a framework of mystery and suspense, a group of separate episodes, where each episode deals with one of the most prominent and famous true crimes that occurred in Kuwait over different years.

In the wake of a pilot’s death, a scandal engulfs a high-ranking government official — but two intelligence officers set out to prove his innocence.

After their mother's mysterious death, three sisters find themselves under the control of their manipulative eldest sister, who is determined to secure their marriages to wealthy suitors.

This series takes place in a comedy drama about family life in Kuwait, through situations in which a family falls during their daily lives, such as eating from the street.

Wijdan takes refuge in a village to escape the injustice of her father, and uses her intelligence to reach the village mayor (Ghaith) and his brother (Hamza). As events develop, Ghaith tries to escape from the conspiracies that are being hatched against him, while Wijdan plays a major role in changing the lives of the village people. .

A strange, unexplained phenomenon is spreading among young people, suddenly claiming their lives. This has led to a profound change in life, as everyone feels fearful and unable to understand the causes or find a way to stop the disease and save those who survive.

The Kuwaiti citizen Bader Al-Mutairi is sentenced to seven years in prison. His life turns into hell before his innocence is revealed, and his story leaves a painful psychological impact on him.

A series built on the theme of love and tragedy. It confronts the downfall of innocent love and its defeat by the brutal and relentless traditions of society that is divided by religious sects and cultural values.

The series revolves around the family of (Abu Rashid) consisting of his wife (Aisha) and their four children, where the mother suffers from psychological problems, but she is stable in her life with her family until her aunt (Abu Rashid) and her daughter (Munira) come to them to live with them after the death of Mounira's husband, and (Munira) covets to marry (Abu Rashid).

Two best friends from childhood stumble on a shipment of guns, they seize a once in a lifetime opportunity to get rich quick. Way over their heads, their wild ride takes a dangerous turn onto an underground world of gun-running mercenaries and local gangs, challenging their friendship and threatening their lives. The film is an explosive journey into the social fabric of the Arabian Gulf and an unexpected window into the dark inner workings of its crime networks.

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While being relentlessly attacked, a Man seeks to uncover a mystery and stop the unknown memories that are controlling him, only to learn the difference between reality and illusions.

The film shows the life story of the martyred poet (Fayek Abdul-Jalil), whose words were sung by many of the most prominent Gulf artists, including (Abdul-Rab Idris), (Talal Maddah), (Abu Bakr Salem), and (Ebadi Al-Jawhar), who became after his arrest by the Iraqi forces, the most famous Kuwaiti prisoner during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in the early nineties, after writing many patriotic songs.

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Thirty years have passed since Aladdin's legendary tale, but the magic isn't over yet! When a mysterious sea creature appears seeking out the once-powerful genie, Zarqun, an ancient prophecy is revealed—he must return to his life as a genie to help Aladdin's son reclaim his stolen throne.

In a loveless and emotionally empty marriage, a neglected woman decides to take revenge on her husband after he marries another woman. The story is inspired by true events.

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A Kuwaiti play directed by Ali Al-Hussaini and written by Iraqi writer Qasim Al-Matroud was performed at the 12th Kuwait Theatre Festival. The play won several awards at the 12th Kuwait Theatre Festival, including Best Theatrical Performance, Best Direction, Best Supporting Actor for Issa Diab, Best Lighting for Faisal Al-Obaid, and Best Sound Effects for Walid Sarab.

An exciting theatrical adventure inspired by the legend of the brave hero Hercules, taking the audience on a journey full of thrilling challenges, superhuman strength, comedic situations, and humanistic messages.