Yasser Sadeq

The events begin in a small Egyptian village in 1920, when a demon named Anees marries a human girl to have offspring. Her father discovers the truth and kills her to prevent her from becoming pregnant with the demon. Anees then embarks on a long journey of revenge with his family, spanning over three generations, revealing dark secrets and unexpected surprises.

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After the death of her husband, Salma decides to resort to psychiatry, beginning an unexpected series of dark events.

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An anthology drama series presenting separate, self-contained stories — each spanning five to ten episodes — all adapted from real events and centred on the lives of Egyptian women. From inheritance disputes and workplace harassment to marriage, divorce and motherhood, each story tackles a different social issue with honesty and emotional depth. Featuring a rotating cast of Egypt's top actresses including Ilham Shaheen, Laila Alawi and Menna Shalaby.

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The series presents six separate stories, and each story consists of ten episodes, all of which are based on real events, and deal with different issues that concern women in their relationship with society.

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"The Day They Killed the Singing" revolves around a conflict between two brothers, in a journey searching for the reason for existence and the secret of the universe, and the conflict between the spirit of tolerance and love on the one hand, and fanaticism and hatred on the other hand.

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Youssef, a student at the Faculty of Fine Arts, responds to the call of talent and love of drawing against his family's wishes.

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Officer Hussein dies in a terrorist operation, and his friend, broadcaster Sameh, takes care of raising his son Tamer, who saw his parents killed in front of him, until a family member takes him in.

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The brothers came back to meet their wishes immediately and each asked for a wish from the Sprite. Troy in which the thoughts and dreams that come to humans in the context of comedy.

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