Sally Hamada

A number of obstacles stands in the way of a young couple as only 10 days are left for their wedding, each obstacle is in one way or another caused by the aftermath of the 2015 war in Yemen.

Set in the Al Jahmalyah neighborhood during the early nineties of the last century; the events revolve around the conflicts over land and inherited real estate, as well as the struggle of love and hate through the story of the market saleswoman, Bent Sabr.

Follows the lives of Yemeni immigrants and expatriates in Egypt after the outbreak of war in Yemen and the closure of airports through the story of Waheba, an expatriate in Egypt who reunites the Yemenis there and helps them with her son Sami and her daughter Sara.

"The series follows an episodic format with interconnecting themes, where each episode addresses a specific issue or highlights a social or administrative phenomenon within a purposeful, entertaining, and comedic framework. The work is distinguished by its meaningful situational comedy that avoids vulgarity, making it highly suitable for family viewing."

Taking place in a Yemeni village, the story follows Jamila, a self-made girl who relies on herself, but she faces numerous harassment and crises.

Shakib works as an informant and disguises himself as an auctioneer so that he can arrest a gang of antiquities and drug smugglers. He seeks the help of Faten without her knowledge of his true identity and refuses to marry her off until the end of the mission.

A comedy series presented in separate episodes, it cleverly and satirically portrays the daily life of the average Yemeni citizen amidst the hustle and bustle of the street and its contradictions, showcasing the hardships of daily life in a humorous way.

"Republic of Corona" is a Yemeni comedic drama series concept designed to capture the social dynamics, panic, and everyday absurdities experienced during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic. Rendered in a vibrant, expressive, comic-book illustration style, the show brings together a diverse cast of traditional Yemeni characters dealing with the strict health mandates of the pandemic in a lighthearted, humorous frame.