علي منيمنة

Max is a wealthy man who lives and lives in the United States of America and succeeded in achieving great successes in the stock market, but because of a small mistake, he becomes bankrupt after losing all his money in the stock market, and is forced to return to his homeland Lebanon with his spoiled dog, and joins to work as a security individual, and on Max and his dog Help Nadia save her abducted father.

This Lebanese melodrama follows interconnected characters navigating love, betrayal, and shifting loyalties within a close-knit social setting. Relationships are shaped by hidden motives, emotional conflict, and the contrast between outward appearances and reality. As tensions rise, personal choices trigger wider consequences across families and communities. With overlapping storylines and recurring themes, the narrative explores how trust, deception, and power struggles gradually unravel lives in a world driven by reputation and desire.

Raseef El Ghorabaa (2020) follows Kamal, a man returning to his rural hometown after years away, driven by the need to uncover the truth behind his father’s death. As he reconnects with a fractured community, he clashes with a powerful family led by a controlling matriarch who hides long-buried secrets. Old romances, shifting loyalties, and inheritance disputes resurface, turning personal grief into a wider conflict of revenge, betrayal, and identity within a tightly bound village society.

Haneen Al Dam (2018) follows a multi-generational family drama rooted in a tragic past that continues to shape the present. As long-hidden crimes and injustices resurface, relationships between relatives become strained by guilt, revenge, and unresolved trauma. The story moves across different time periods, revealing how one man’s actions trigger lasting consequences for an entire family, where love, loyalty, and identity are constantly tested by the weight of the past.