

The Role
2021-07-14 · 50 min / episode · Not rated
Shams Matar, a beautiful and psychologically disturbed woman, becomes obsessed with “Amir”, a fictional character in a successful TV drama played by Faris Nahhas. Together, they embark on a twisted journey against the criminals aiming for revenge.
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- MBC Shahid
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- Lebanon
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