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الحشاشين
Al Hashshashin (The Assassins) is a landmark Egyptian epic historical drama series directed by Peter Mimie and written by acclaimed screenwriter Abdel Rahim Kamal. Starring superstar Karim Abdel Aziz as Hassan-i Sabbah, alongside an ensemble cast featuring Fathy Abdel Wahab, Ahmed Eid, Nicolas Mouawad, and Mirna Nour El Din, the narrative unfolds during the 11th century. The series details the rise of the secretive Order of Assassins, their takeover of Alamut Castle, and their lethal campaign of state-targeted political assassinations across the region. World-class production values, intricate set construction, atmospheric cinematography, and Hollywood-tier battle choreography establish Al Hashshashin as a monumental achievement in modern Arab television.
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The Treasure 2: Love and Destiny - Epic Egyptian Historical Sequel The Treasure 2: Love and Destiny (Al Kanz 2: Al Hob wa Al Maseer) is the critically acclaimed sequel to the historical cinematic epic directed by visionary filmmaker Sherif Arafa and written by master screenwriter Abdel Rahim Kamal. Featuring a stellar ensemble cast including Mohamed Saad, Mohamed Ramadan, Hend Sabry, Ahmed Rezk, Amina Khalil, and Ruby, the film deepens the narrative across its three historical timelines—Ancient Egypt, the Mamluk era, and mid-20th-century Cairo. The sequel expertly intertwines themes of passionate love, political turmoil, betrayal, and the ultimate pursuit of truth and destiny. Celebrated for its breathtaking production values, magnificent set design, and profound philosophical narrative, The Treasure 2 stands alongside its predecessor as a monumental achievement in modern Arab cinema.
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⭐ Featured"Shams El Zanati: Days of Mischief" (Ayyam El Shaqawa) is an eagerly anticipated cinematic prequel to the 1991 Egyptian classic originally starred by Adel Emam. The film blends action, comedy, and nostalgia to explore the untold origin story of how a young Shams El Zanati first met and formed his legendary crew of fighters. Directed by Amr Salama and written by Mohamed El Dabbah, the movie stars Mohamed Emam alongside Amina Khalil, Ahmed Dash, and Taha Desouky.
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The storyline takes a dramatic and chilling turn as psychotherapist Dr. Yehia Rashed shifts from being the investigator of demonic possessions to the prime target of dark, otherworldly forces. Plunged deeper into mind-bending hallucinations and psychological torment, Yehia must confront horrifying entity encounters that threaten his sanity and the lives of those he loves. The third chapter explores darker dimensions of the infamous "Blue Elephant" pill, unraveling ancient
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Bahr (2026) is an anticipated Egyptian cinematic drama starring rising powerhouse Essam Omar in a defining leading-film role. The movie follows the gripping journey of "Bahr," a young man navigating a series of high-stakes challenges, intense human struggles, and gripping plot twists. Set against striking visual backdrops, the film highlights Omar's remarkable ability to anchor high-profile theatrical features with depth and charisma.
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Crypto is a comedic television series starring comedy star Hamdy El Merghany. The show revolves around a hilarious and satirical take on the modern world of digital currencies, cryptocurrency craze, and the pursuit of quick online wealth. The protagonist finds himself entangled in a series of absurd situations, technological mishaps, and comedic misadventures as he navigates the complex and unpredictable virtual financial market.
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Al Hashshashin is listed under Historical.
Al Hashshashin was released in 2024.
Al Hashshashin has 15 listed episodes.
Al Hashshashin (The Assassins) is a landmark Egyptian epic historical drama series directed by Peter Mimie and written by acclaimed screenwriter Abdel Rahim Kamal. Starring superstar Karim Abdel Aziz as Hassan-i Sabbah, alongside an ensemble cast featuring Fathy Abdel Wahab, Ahmed Eid, Nicolas Mouawad, and Mirna Nour El Din, the narrative unfolds during the 11th century. The series details the rise of the secretive Order of Assassins, their takeover of Alamut Castle, and their lethal campaign of state-targeted political assassinations across the region. World-class production values, intricate set construction, atmospheric cinematography, and Hollywood-tier battle choreography establish Al Hashshashin as a monumental achievement in modern Arab television.