Damascus-SANA
The shooting of the Syrian movie “Vic Up” has begun, directed by Ahmed Ibrahim Ahmed, and produced by the “Sarab” company for artistic production, with the participation of a group of Syrian drama stars.
The work is the first cinematic film for the private sector to be produced in years and is considered as a first step on the way to restore the films of this sector to its previous era, as the able star and action hero Ayman Zidan considered in a press statement that the film will compete with cinematic works in the Arab world because it has sufficient tools for success.
And he indicated that the film will be a gateway to the return of private cinema in Syria, as it belongs to the family comedy and is based on a number of funny paradoxes, explaining that in the film it will embody the role of Salem, a wealthy company owner who strives to have a child and for this makes many attempts of polygamy and resort to charlatans and charlatans.
Zaidan explained that satirical events mixed with human attitudes left by his repeated visits to a shelter for the elderly, which makes the events an integrated series based on suspense and excitement.
Director Ahmed Ibrahim Ahmed stressed that the return of Syrian cinema through the private sector is very important and necessary in order for us to see Syrian cinematographic works invade showrooms and box offices.
He pointed out that the work comes within the framework of seeking to restore the luster to the Syrian cinema to bring to mind the mass cinema that Syria presented in the good old days, indicating that there is no justification for the absence of Syrian cinema from the scene. Nobody precedes her.
The Executive Director of the producing company, Firas Al-Halabi, expressed his optimism that the film will constitute a qualitative leap in the Syrian cinema, considering that it is based on many ingredients that guarantee success, hoping to leave an imprint in the world of Arab cinema.
And the movie “Vic Up” presents its events in a nice way, close to the heart of the viewer, and combines comedy and the human situation in a completely different way.
Rasha Mahfoud
