Sameera Barody

Garo is an outlaw who, upon his release from prison, returns to violence against his will. Once again pursued by the police, he flees to Syria and only returns to Beirut in 1961, disguised as a Bedouin. He forms a drug-dealing gang.

Adel works in one of the government institutions, he suffers from emotional trauma after knowing that his girlfriend is a night girl, friends seek to paralyze Adel, including a light friend. Adel gets to know Nazek, the manager's wife of the company, a woman who is in trouble with her old husband, and asks her to separate from her husband.

(Hassan) is a young man who suffers from a psychological complex due to betrayal that he has lived with since his childhood, so he does not like women, but a beautiful girl can make him fall in love with her, and he sees life as rosy through her, and after several months the wife changes, and the husband becomes suspicious, and discovers that his wife is cheating on him, his feeling of depression increases and he decides to take revenge on her.

The film revolves around a poor family that financially depends heavily on their daughter, Halla, who works as a singer in small bars. One day, the daughter meets Aziz, a young millionaire who returns from Paris and she falls in love with him. The family encourages this relationship until she marries this millionaire in order to lift them out of poverty in which they live. However, Halla refuses to consummate the marriage due to the disparity in the social level but she's still in love with Aziz

The Ghaliboun is a Lebanese series, part of which is based on real events that occurred in Lebanon during the Lebanese civil war

After the death of Saizou, Kabamaru's horribly strict grandfather and iga ninja-sensei (teacher), an old lady Ran Akoko claims that she received a letter from him asking her to take care of his grandson. So Kabamaru runs off with Lady Akoko to the big city Tokyo to gorge himself on yakisoba, Ramen, chow-mein and attend a regular school which turns out to have weird quirks of its own.