After completing the filming of "Al-Haras" scenes in Lebanon, the cast will resume filming the remaining scenes in Egypt next week, preparing for its upcoming release in theaters. The film is directed by the young director Yasser Sami and is considered one of the most anticipated cinematic projects, particularly for its blend of suspense and excitement. It stars a number of prominent figures in the entertainment industry.
The Lebanon filming locations featured several important scenes that had a strong impact on shaping the drama's plot. The film's lead actor, Hani Salama, continues filming additional scenes after returning from Lebanon. The Syrian actress Maram Ali and Lebanese actor Bassam Maghnia also star in the film, portraying complex and strong characters that reflect different facets of the story, which revolves around internal conflicts and psychological challenges.
In a special statement, director Yasser Sami expressed his pride in the project, which brings together a group of talented actors from various nationalities. He confirmed that "Al-Haras" stands out for its cultural diversity and represents a significant cinematic step in his career. Sami also mentioned that the film features many surprises in terms of narrative structure and visual direction, which will attract the audience once it is released in theaters.
Yasser Sami pointed out that the film is one of the projects that will shape the future of Egyptian and Arab cinema, especially with its deep social messages and its innovative cinematic experience that aligns with modern demands in both technical and dramatic aspects.
As filming continues in Cairo, Sami confirmed that the work is now in a critical phase, with various locations in the capital chosen to accurately reflect the atmosphere of the events. The film will be shot in several iconic spots, enhancing the visual impact with varying lighting and general ambiance, which will further strengthen the movie's effect on the audience.
"Al-Haras" also features a stellar cast, including Meryhan Hussein, Ahmed El Rafie, Mahmoud Yassin Junior, Mohamed Mehran, Heba Abdel Aziz, along with the main stars Hani Salama, Maram Ali, and Bassam Maghnia. The film is written by Tamer Abdel Halim, who has previously penned several successful works in Egyptian drama, adding dramatic strength and a tight screenplay to the project.
As for Hani Salama's latest works, he starred in the film "Wahid Sahih," directed by Hadi El Bagoury and written by Tamer Habib. The film achieved great success with audiences and critics alike, due to its distinctive story and exceptional performances from the entire cast. His prominent roles in television dramas further showcase his ongoing artistic abilities.
Regarding director Yasser Sami, his latest Ramadan program, "Madfa' Ramadan," is one of his most notable works in the 2025 Ramadan season. The program attracted attention on social media for its humanitarian concept, offering surprise aid to citizens on the streets of Egypt. The program received massive public interaction, reflecting Sami's success in creating content that resonates with social realities and directly impacts the audience.
The film "Al-Haras" is expected to present many exciting cinematic challenges, marking a new step in Yasser Sami's career as a director aiming to create films that are not only entertaining but also challenge traditional Egyptian film formats. The movie offers a mix of suspense and psychological drama that is worth following. Experts believe the film will play a significant role in revitalizing Egyptian and Arab cinema on the international stage, especially with the technological advancements Sami and his team embrace.
The events of "Al-Haras" revolve around Hani Salama's character, who is surrounded by complex situations and internal struggles, testing his fate and human principles. The plot focuses on themes such as defending rights and protecting loved ones, set against a dramatic backdrop that creates a blend of tension and deep emotions.
With filming continuing in Egypt, expectations are rising about what "Al-Haras" will bring to the cinema, at a time when the film market is undergoing major transformations regarding audience preferences, reflecting the new direction of Arab film production.
