Podcast from Abu Dhabi - Hall 8
This session takes us on a magical journey into the world of "One Thousand and One Nights," where we delve into one of the most exciting and thrilling tales: the story of Judar, the adventurous young man who faces amazing challenges between reality and fantasy. We will discuss how the series embodied the spirit of the original story and what it added in terms of visual and narrative insights to bring this legendary world to life.
The session will explore the main characters, the plot, and the deep messages carried by the work, as well as its cultural and artistic impact on the Arab audience. We will also highlight the production, direction, and acting performances, and how the series successfully blended heritage with modern drama.
Whether you're a fan of "One Thousand and One Nights" or someone interested in historical drama, this session offers a space for discussion, analysis, and enjoyment of the magic of the tale.
Film Director
A distinguished Egyptian director known for his unique perspective in cinema and TV drama. Serving as a film editor earlier in his career helped him gain a deep understanding of visual storytelling and narrative composition.
He has directed several acclaimed TV shows that earned both public and critical success for their creative approach to social and human issues. His work, Halawet El Donia (Life is Beautiful), offered a unique dramatic portrayal of illness and resilience, while Al Wasseya (The Will) presented a refreshing comedic take on its themes.
With a storytelling style that seamlessly blends depth and entertainment, along with his distinctive visual approach and emphasis on method acting, Islam Khairy has established himself as a pioneering figure in modern Egyptian drama.
Film Director
A distinguished Egyptian director known for his unique perspective in cinema and TV drama. Serving as a film editor earlier in his career helped him gain a deep understanding of visual storytelling and narrative composition.
He has directed several acclaimed TV shows that earned both public and critical success for their creative approach to social and human issues. His work, Halawet El Donia (Life is Beautiful), offered a unique dramatic portrayal of illness and resilience, while Al Wasseya (The Will) presented a refreshing comedic take on its themes.
With a storytelling style that seamlessly blends depth and entertainment, along with his distinctive visual approach and emphasis on method acting, Islam Khairy has established himself as a pioneering figure in modern Egyptian drama.