Sadok Halwes

The tone is light‑dramatic, very Tunisian in its social humor, and it revolves around everyday problems, family tensions, and the kind of chaotic situations that escalate until characters say “هذي آخرتها؟” (“Is this how it ends?”).

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The story follows two families living in parallel worlds that meet only in misfortune. One reigns atop the financial pyramid, hiding corruption and money laundering behind luxurious walls, while the other struggles daily at the bottom, fighting for mere survival.

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A week of vacation, a couple on the verge of separation, and two children who refuse to choose between their parents… Under the bright Tunisian sun, in the coastal town of Hergla, conflicts take unexpected turns and emotions shift in surprising ways.

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Inspired by a true story, the series revolves around Raad, who was born on the Galite Islands. He lost his parents at the hands of the Italian mafia, which necessitated his transfer to an orphanage where he spent his childhood. At the age of 20, he met Andrea, who became pregnant with his child and suggested he travel to Tunisia to celebrate their wedding. Events escalate, and Raad is arrested by the Tunisian police and conscripted into the army. He relives the painful events of Gafsa in 1980.

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The events take place within a dramatic framework, as the series addresses the most prominent negative phenomena that have swept Tunisian society in recent years, which have particularly affected the youth group.

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The Fallujah series is based on a true story, and the series deals with adolescent issues and the problems of institute students.. and will present different topics that revolve around institute students

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