'Good Girls' Gets Arabic Adaptation With Egyptian Stars
'Good Girls' is getting an Arabic adaptation with Egyptian stars and a Ramadan TV season launch, marking the show's first international remake.
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'Good Girls' is getting an Arabic adaptation with Egyptian stars and a Ramadan TV season launch, marking the show's first international remake.
“Good Girls” is getting an Arabic version, marking the first international adaptation of the Universal Television show about three moms embarking on a life of…
The world knows of Tom Cruise’s ‘Rain Main’ (1988) and Sean Paul’s ‘I Am Sam’ (2001) — important and critically acclaimed films that have illuminated the intricate facets of autism. Yet, in the Arab world, there hasn’t been enough light shone on autism, except for the notable Egyptian film El-Torbini (2007) which is based on
‘Special Case’ is a new Egyptian drama about people with autism and their social integration. The series has lured a wide audience and topped Google searches from its first episodes. People on social media have been asking about the story, autism syndromes and whether the main character is genuinely that smart. Screening on ‘Watch It’ platform, the story revolves around Nadim, a young autistic lawyer who applies for a job at a law firm run by ‘Amani’, one of the best lawyers in Egypt, but she rejects him at first.
It can be a bit of a challenge to create sequels for top grossing, high-achieving movies – not to mention a sequel that is of the same level. Regardless of their success, most Egyptians feel excited upon hearing announcements of a second or third installment being prepared for a movie they watched and enjoyed. Winter