Damascus-Sana
Dramatic works from the Levantine environment with huge productions and a heavy presence of Syrian actors from different generations devoted their presence on the local and Arab screens in the current Ramadan season under the direction of veteran directors who have diverse visions in making this model of drama loved by the Arab public.
The Syrian directors tried to present a new picture of the Levantine environment that the audience has become accustomed to, who watch this one season of the series on more than one Arab channel, which confirms that the marketing crisis and the siege that the Syrian drama were exposed to was overlooked.
The works of the Levantine environment publish the series (The Kandoush) in terms of its spread through Arab and local stations, and the artist Hussam Tahsin Bey bets in his first dramatic texts on presenting a different story about the stories of the drama of the Levantine environment.
Under the direction of director Samir Hussein and under the supervision of the artist Ayman Reda and the production of (MB Production) the series documents the series for the 1930s through a dramatic plot aimed at showing the image of the Damascene community with its components.
The work also focuses on highlighting the noble values that prevailed in society, such as generosity and magnanimity. On the other hand, it also shows negative people and troublemakers who seek to achieve their interests and pleasures.
A large group of Syrian drama stars, including Ayman Zidan, Sabah Al-Jazaery, Slaf Fawakherji, Samia Al-Jazaery, Kinda Hanna, Ayman Reda, Hussam Tahsin Bey, Zuhair Abdel-Karim, Shukran Murtaja, Fayez Qazak and Jamal Al-Ali, participate in the work with important participation of young faces.
As for the series (Haret El-Qobba) by director Rasha Sharbatji, which is his first graduation in this style after a series of social works, the series also recorded the return of the Ivory Company to production after a ten-year hiatus from dramatic production.
Al-Qobba neighborhood, which is witnessing a strong presence on many local and Arab satellite channels, was written by Osama Kokesh and starred in it, Sulafa Maimar, Abbas Al-Nuri, Nadine Tahsin Bek, Khaled Al-Qish, Fadi Sobeih, Muhammad Hadaki and others.
The series narrates the details of a period in which Syria was subject to the Ottoman occupation, especially during the First World War, and the Syrian youth market was recruited with the occupation army, addressing a number of humanitarian and social issues, and how wars affected life in the Levant neighborhoods, so that the struggle against the occupier was the main carrier of work.
Souk Al-Harir series returns in its second part, a scenario and dialogue from a book workshop signed by director Muthanna Sobh and supervised by the two brothers Bassam and Moamen Al-Mulla. .
And the series starring a group of Syrian drama stars, including Bassam Kousa, Saloum Haddad, Karis Bashar, Nadine Tahsin Bek, Fadi Sobeih, Najah Safkouni, Abdel Hadi Al-Sabbagh, Qamar Khalaf, Wafaa Moussalli, Milad Youssef, Rayam Kafarneh, Shady Safadi, Yazan Khalil and others.
Thus, the works of the Levantine environment are characterized by the popularity with their different plots and the multiplicity of their treatments, as they dealt with historical periods that Damascus lived in the past, since the beginning of the twentieth century and after the evacuation and until the fifties, to form a departure from the time of the French occupation, which seemed to be an era that printed most of the previous works.
