Actress Aya Selim shared details of her participation in “The Ladder and the Snake: Kids Play” directed by Tarek Alarian, currently showing in cinemas, stating that she was extremely excited when offered the role, especially after 24 years since the first installment 🎥✨.

Selim explained that the film is not just a nostalgic success but remains relevant today, as it reflects human relationships that endure across time. She expressed her admiration for the role, the team, and the opportunity to work with the renowned director Tarek Alarian 🎬🌟.

She noted that most audience feedback has been positive, praising the film for offering new perspectives on relationships and addressing boredom and monotony in a unique way. Regarding the bold language in dialogues, she said it mirrors how people speak in real life 👥💬.

On the controversy about language, Aya Selim stated: “The words are not unusual; people use them all the time, especially in moments of anger or conflict. The film simply and honestly reflects reality so the audience feels they are witnessing something true” 💬🔥.

The film’s story follows a creative architect named Ahmed (Amr Youssef), who tries to balance his professional ambitions with his relationship with businesswoman Malak (Asmaa Galal). Their relationship is tested by distance and new romantic developments, forcing both to confront themselves and rediscover what they have lost amid life’s pressures and ambitions 💔🏢.

The cast includes Aya Selim, Amr Youssef, Asmaa Galal, Dhafer L’Abidine, Majid Al-Masry, Hatem Salah, Fadwa Abed, Hiba Abdel Aziz, with veteran actress Sawsan Badr appearing in a cameo. The film is written, directed, and produced by Tarek Alarian, co-written by Ahmed Hosni, and produced by Mousa Issa 🎬🌟.

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