Midterm" Series Reveals Daily Life of Gen Z University Students
Since its first episode, "Midterm" has resonated with young audiences, reflecting university students' daily life, psychological and social challenges, and showcasing Gen Z mindset in an engaging way. 💡🎬
From the very first episode, "Midterm" captured the attention of young viewers, who found it closely reflecting their daily experiences. The series addresses academic challenges, psychological struggles, and social relationships, highlighting how Gen Z thinks and acts in different situations. 🎓💬
The series is a youth-focused social drama, produced by the Ministry of Higher Education in collaboration with United Media Services, offering a blend of entertainment and educational insight. 🌟📚
It airs Sunday to Wednesday at 7:30 PM, with repeats at 2 PM and 10 AM, and on ON Drama at 10 PM with repeats at 11 AM and 4:30 PM, alongside Watch It platform streaming. ⏰🎬
Midterm Creators and Cast:
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Director: Maryam El-Bajouri
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Writer: Mohamed Sadek
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Cast: Yasmina Al-Abd, Ziad Zaza, Donia Wael, Youssef Raafat, Jala Hesham
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Guest Stars: Hany Adel, Ahmed Azmy 🌟
Ziad Zaza’s Journey in Midterm:
Midterm marks Ziad Zaza's fourth acting project after gaining fame as a rapper. He previously starred in "Prestige", the film "60 Pounds" premiered at the 6th El Gouna Film Festival, and recently in Cannes with "Aisha Cannot Fly". 🎤🎬✨
💬 Social Engagement Tip:
Share your thoughts on Midterm characters and what this series taught you about university life challenges! It’s not just entertainment—it’s a window into Gen Z experiences. 🌟💬
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