Tunisian-Egyptian actress Hend Sabry is entering the world of video-on-demand with her new series “Ayza Atalaa” (I want to get a divorce), a counterpart to her 2010 show “Ayza Atgawez” (I want to get married). Ayza Atgawez told the story of a young pharmacist (Sabry) from a middle class family who hopes to get married before turning 30. The series advocates for Arab women’s issues, the privately-owned Youm7 newspaper reported on Monday, and will begin airing in April on video-on-demand platforms. The actress launched her acting career in 1994 with the Tunisian film “Samt al-Qosour” (The Silence of The Palaces) while her second Tunisian movie came with “The Season of Men” (2000), according to The National. Thriving in Egyptian cinema, Sabry starred in “Mozakrat Morahka” (The Diaries of a Teenager) alongside Egyptian actor Ahmed Ezz, directed by Inas al-Digheidy.

Source: Egypt Independent January 04, 2021 14:21 UTC