In 2007, I had an opinion that I posted back then before having a blog that expressed concern over the state of the film industry. I argued that many filmmakers at the time were lacking in creativity and relying too heavily on remakes and prequels of successful movies. They lamented the fact that there seemed …
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Growing up in Lebanon in the 1980s was no easy feat. It was a time of conflict and chaos, with war raging throughout the country. But for me, it was just the norm. I was used to moving from town to town to avoid the fighting, but the war always seemed to follow us. Despite …
After watching 47 episodes of Al-Thaman, I have to say that I’m officially done with the show. While I was initially hooked by the intriguing plot and strong cast, I found that over time, the slow pacing and frustrating character development ruined my interest in the show. One of the main issues I had with …
Growing up in Beirut during the 1980s was a tumultuous time, marked by the Israeli invasion and the civil war that shook the city. But despite the chaos and danger, I had a happy childhood with a loving family that instilled in me a strong sense of resilience and determination. I witnessed firsthand the courage …
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