star-studded hit series,
Ala Safeeh Sakhin (On a Hot Plate), has become a clear sign that the flailing Syrian TV drama industry is vying for a comeback.
Ala Safeeh Sakhin – a now omnipresent feature in the war-torn country
, according to the Global Initiative against Transnational Organised Crime.
The series is Syria’s avant-garde answer to
The Sopranos, as it offers an unexplored portrayal of the world of rubbish scavenging and drugs racketeering as narcotics are sold by mobsters on waste collecting
routes and hidden in dustbins.
Eccentric director Seif Sbei was drawn to the story immediately after reading a transcript by the show’s writers, Ali Wajeeh
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