"Al Marsa" is the Arabic version that recaptures the success of "Through Time"

Shahid and MBC1 are set to launch the series "Al Marsa" on October 15th. The series has captivated audiences before its premiere and piqued their curiosity from the moment it was announced. The suspense in the official promo has kept the show on the radar, with promises of a family drama charged with emotions and conflict.

Echoes of the promotional advertisement

The teaser image posted by Shahid on Instagram sparked a torrent of interactions. Comments expressed the audience's anticipation of a success similar to, or perhaps greater than, that of "My Mother" and "Autumn of Heart," especially since the work bears the signature work of the same creators known for their ability to grasp the threads of poignant social drama.

Arabic version of Turkish success

"Al Marsa" isn't just a new series; it's the official Arabic version of the acclaimed Turkish drama "Through Time," which premiered in 2010 and left a lasting mark on global drama. With its new version, it attempts to convey the experience with a contemporary Arab spirit, preserving the essence of the story and connecting with the pulse of Arab viewers.

The story of the sea and the family

In the heart of the ports, the journey of Ali Akarsu begins. He is a captain accustomed to long absences at sea, leaving behind his wife, Jamila, and four children. However, life at sea changes him when the mysterious European, Caroline, enters, reshaping his choices and placing him at a harsh crossroads between his family and his new love. At the dock, betrayal erupts, and Jamila rises up against the pain to defend her dignity and her children.

Marsa heroes and storytellers

Directed by Fikrat Qadi, the series stars Abdul Mohsen Al Nemer, Aisha Kay, Khaled Al Buraiki, Ahmed Shuaib, Asayel Mohammed, Mila Al Zahrani, Azzam Al Namri, Sarah Al Harbi, and others. With the performances of these stars, "Al Marsa" is expected to create a drama that will leave an indelible mark on Arab viewers, drawing on the power of the script and the spirit of the original story that transcends time and space.