Qaid Majhol

Adapted from differnt movies yet it's powerful, original and sadly new to the Syrian drama.

Some very interesting themes are explored-personality disorder, corruption and frustration.

Direction is spot-on. Amazing pacing and editing. The twists captured perfectly.

Bassel Khaiat and Abdulmonem Amayri are perfectly cast as the two lead characters, and boy they deliver. Nazli Al Rawas' performance as a wife/mother is very convincing.

Going to the books as one of the best Arab miniseries ever.

Literally one of the best limited series I've ever watched, great acting with both the lead and supporting actor.. Emotional.. Very good directing And excellent screenplay.. GREAT SYRIAN DRAMA.

Fantastic. The actors did it very good The series is prefect from directoring to actressing.

This is amazing. This series is going to level up the Syrian Drama in the near future. Everything about it is just great. The Actros, the shots angles, the lights, the locations, the transition between the scenes, the music, the montage and the concept. I would definitely recommended to watch it. Specially that it illustrates the real struggle for lots of Syrians and highlight the importance of the mental health in our daily lives in the Middle East. Sadeer, (the director) will make you feel everything that Samir is going through. You'll hate Yazan lots of times but you'll be happy for his existence in Samir's life. You'll tear up in every moment you feel related to what's happening or when you imagine that some people are actually going through this in some other place on this Earth. Watch it and you'll understand what I'm talking about.

The technical aspects of this work made it distinct from the rest of the Syrian or Arab (drama) series works in general (Directing, Cinematography (camera movement, camera angles, lighting, and framing) with a good soundtrack.

The acting was mostly good with flaws that came from the storytelling, that's why the story or its incompleteness was the gap in this work.