Fatima Al-Safi

During the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, invading forces sieged a group of Kuwaiti youths, who had only two choices: either to surrender, or to die for the sake of their homeland.

the classic cinderella story wrapped in the magic of the kuwaiti theatre Zain

The events of the series revolve in a comic framework about (Moza) and (Thnayan), the heads of a family, which includes 5 children, who together try to constantly reunite the family through the weekly meeting of the grandparents with their children and grandchildren in (Zuwara), shedding light on the problems that afflict family relations, which It can cause disconnection or strife if not handled wisely.

Cairo Class (Dofa'at Al Qahera) is a 2019 Kuwaiti-Egyptian period drama set in 1950s Egypt. A group of Kuwaiti students — mostly women — travel to Cairo to enrol at Cairo University, embarking on a transformative era of art, open-minded ideas, political currents, and extraordinary love stories. The series follows their individual journeys as they navigate romance, ambition, friendship, and self-discovery against the backdrop of a vibrant and culturally rich Cairo.

A Kuwaiti mother has six daughters and one son struggling with her daughters after leaving her husband's house to start a new life.

Fatima a mother of seven children, loses her memory at 1983, for thirty years, when she regains her memory she finds out that she don't know her children's whereabouts she sets out to find them with all her power willing to be reunited with them once again and this time forever.

Two families, the wealthy Sheikha's family living in luxury and extravagance, and the poor Umm Rakan family with a low standard of living, both migrated from Kuwait to Dubai following the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait in 1990 and lived in a place One until the invasion ended, then they returned to Kuwait and the children of both families became young adults, and Rakan fell in love with Basma.

Inspired by true events, the world hidden behind a prison’s walls is revealed through the life stories of three unique women.

After the death of a loved one, a woman decides to pursue her passion for writing by penning television scripts.

Married to Rasheed with whom she runs a school, Hela thinks she has the perfect husband. Only because she doesn’t know his secret…

In 1970s Kuwait, the blind but fearless Wedad stitches by day and sings behind the veil by night. When tragedy strikes her sister, survival becomes a quest for justice. Huda Hussain leads in a transformative role.

Silver is a fifty-year-old woman, but her mind stopped at ten years and influenced her in terms of behavior and thinking, she is kind and affectionate, dealing with others with pure intention. But she has many experiences with her family and those around her, where many treat her with opportunistic.

The series revolves around the father “Adam” and his seven daughters, who raised them alone after his wife “Karima” left him because she wanted to marry a rich person, so he struggled to raise them alone with his extreme poverty.

Beirut, 1964. A cohort of students from across the Arab world converge at the American University of Beirut — each carrying different backgrounds, ideologies, ambitions and private longings. Friendships form, loves blossom and political passions collide against the backdrop of a Lebanon on the cusp of dramatic change. A richly atmospheric period drama praised for its emotional depth and immersive portrayal of Arab student life in one of the most vibrant eras of Beirut's history. Stars Mahmoud Nasr and Natasha Choufani.

Under one roof, a family consisting of a father, a mother, their children, and their daughters-in-law live together. As their relationships become increasingly complicated, the siblings compete and conflicts arise, gradually exposing their hidden secrets.

When romance is mixed with social issues and problems, it will inevitably express a real reality about love relationships, marriage, divorce, various social and family issues, and the traditions and customs of the surrounding society.

The events of the series revolve around “Abu Ibrahim” (Saad Al-Faraj), whose house burns and loses all his family, after which he lives a stage of schizophrenia and a painful and poignant life because of his feeling of guilt for what happened.

Set in the 1940s, the series chronicles the life of Umm Harun, a doctor residing amongst the townspeople in Kuwait and faces numerous challenges, she and her family as well as the Jewish community at large.

When a thief steals Omaima's car, he finds her child inside and he takes her with him. Omaima's life begins to collapse, as she believes that she has lost her daughter, which makes her devotes her life to supporting the orphans' rights in various care homes.

The series talks about a family consisting of a father, a mother, and their children, and the daily life problems and comic paradoxes they face.

Four friends from different cultural backgrounds come together in one school. Their friendship continues despite all the differences that should make them apart.

Kan Fi Kull Zaman is a Kuwaiti anthology drama written by Heba Meshari Hamada and led by the iconic Souad Abdullah, who portrays over ten different characters throughout the series. Breaking away from the traditional 30-episode format, the series presents a collection of standalone stories — each spanning two to four episodes — blending social, political, comedic, and heritage themes drawn from Arab life, delivered in a tone that shifts between light comedy and quiet tragedy.

In this dramedy, eight women in their forties tackle life together, navigating its challenges and experiences, ranging from marriage and divorce, to motherhood, family, infidelity, money and much more…

A romantic frame, written by Heba Al-Mashari Hamada and directed by Muhammad Al-Qaffas.