Shady Hanna

Leaving their life in the city behind, a Lebanese family decides to spend their confinement for COVID 19 in a small far village, and rediscover a lost identity and the family history.

Hisham Haddad is a successful journalist and his program has very high ratings, but everything changes overnight when a large number of lawsuits move against him, which threatens to imprison him for life, and now he has to strive for the top again by confronting his colleague Gad Bou Karam and anyone else who stands on his way.

A tired young man spends the night performing menial office tasks to try to understand the reason for his insomnia.

As Hicham Haddad goes to jail under false accusations, he's in fear of losing his top hit lebanese talk show. When he discovers that his bestfriend and cohost Jad bou Karam backstabbed him ...

A pretentious but loving couple discover a mysterious trinket shop run by an enigmatic man . When the young woman becomes entranced by a perfect Coalport tea set, she subsequently vanishes.

The romp revolves around a dinner party hosted by the young and vicacious Nayla to introduce Fares, the love of her life, to Silvio, her new fiancé.

This unusual tale follows a woman who is either a suicidal prostitute or a character in an unfinished film created by an avant garde director.

Adel, who works three jobs and takes care of his grandmother, falls in love with Roula and wants to marry her. However, her father disagrees because of Adel's low income and social status, and her Aunt fixes her up with a wealthy older man. Adel tries to win Roula back after a series of unfortunate ironic events, all in a sarcastic and weird way.

Yalla 3abelkon Chabeb shows us through the eyes of men how hard nowadays it is to have a proper relationship, based on love respect, principles and values… Is it because we live in a society where everything became so easy? Will those characters find true love? Does true love still exist? Why can’t we fight for what we have instead of turning our backs when a problem comes along? Are we looking at the wrong reasons to get married? Once married, how can we keep the marriage alive? Are all men cheaters?