Star Hana Al-Zahed revealed the filming date for her new movie “Al-Shater” with star Amir Karara.
Hana Al-Zahid said in an exclusive statement to “Sada Al-Balad”: “I will start filming the movie Al-Shater next Friday, where I will have scenes with Amir Karara.”
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The artist Hana Al Zahid revealed her latest work expected during the coming period, the most prominent of which is the first collaboration with the artist Amir Karara.
Hana El-Zahed said in a special statement to “Sada El-Balad” that she had finished filming the scenes for the movie “Re Start” starring Tamer Hosni, and that she was waiting for it to be shown in the cinema during the coming period.
Regarding the cinematic works expected during the coming period, Hana Al-Zahid said that she is preparing to star in two films entitled Al-Shater with the participation of Amir Karara, and the film “If the Cat Is Gone” starring Aser Yassin.
Hana Al-Zahid added that this is the first collaboration with the artist Amir Karara, and she was very excited about the role and the movie because the scenario is distinctive and the movie is directed by Ahmed El-Gendy and it is expected that the audience will like it.
Regarding dramatic works, Hana Al-Zahed said that she is waiting for the presentation of her latest series entitled House Arrest, which is scheduled to be released at the end of the year, stressing that the role is new and completely different from what she presented before because it belongs to the psychodrama genre.
The heroes of “House Arrest” appeared in the promo, and events taking place between them are full of mystery, excitement, threats, and an exciting state of anxiety and tension.
The Watch It platform revealed that the series “House Arrest” will be shown at the end of this year, which consists of 10 episodes.
The series stars Hana Al-Zahed, Mohamed Al-Sharnoubi, Sabreen, Mahmoud Al-Bazawi, Tharaa Jbeil, Hazem Ihal, Aida Riyad, Latifa Ahmed, and a number of other artists and guest of honor Ahmed Hatem. It is written by Ahmed Adel and directed by Ahmed Samir Farrag, and its events take place within a social-psychological framework. .
