Abdulaziz Al-Haddad

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A film about the divorce decision and its impact on the children.

Based on a true story that took place during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait, where two brothers took care of the zoo animals in Kuwait. They formed a bond with the elephant Aziza, especially when they tried to save her from a gunshot fired by Iraqi soldiers.

The events are derived from tales from the reality of daily life, as they remain locked in the house and cannot go out, while Maryam suffers from her husband's distance from her after retiring in a wheelchair and her anxiety from the outside after her marriage.

The series deals with an important era in the history of Kuwait, the period of the rule of Sheikh Mubarak Al-Sabah in the period between 1896 and 1915, and narrates some of the events that occurred in that period, such as his receipt of power, the Battle of Al-Sarif, the Battle of Hadiya, the attacks of Youssef Al-Ibrahim, his relationship with the Ottoman Empire, and the signing of the British-Kuwaiti protection agreement.

A businesswoman who runs her father's companies, suffers some of those who try to defraud her to undermine her wealth, until she discovers that she has a brother from her father, so she looks for him to stand with her.

In a social dramatic framework, the series revolves around Saud, who takes over the management of the property of his brothers after the death of their father, and the development of his relationship with his wife Hessa, and his children after his marriage to Manal.