Canada Hanna: I left Syria after the fall of the regime.. and I will return

Artist Kinda Hanna revealed what she experienced in Syria when the regime was declared to have fallen and Bashar al-Assad fled Syria.

Canada Hanna speaks at the moment of the fall of the Syrian regime

In her interview on the podcast “I Have a Question,” Canada said, “It was a huge shock to me. It was a devastating week, in the sense that we are no longer able to do it. I mean, if there is nothing positive coming, we are not able to do it.”

She was afraid for her children.

Canada added that she was afraid for her children and they did not know what was happening. All they wanted was for the sound of bullets to stop, but she felt that there was fire entering her body and she was no longer able to do anything. She did not want to change her life and did not want anything to stop her.

The moment of leaving Syria

Hanna continued that she could not accept the idea that someone would tell her, “If someone comes and asks for your car keys and enters the house, you will give them to them normally.”

Canada also talked about the moment she left the border, saying that her heart burned, as this is the country where she was born, studied, lived and all her details are in it.

Canada Hanna and the Art Competition

Technically, Canada said that she is the winning card in any business, and the losers are those who do not invite her to work with them. She also said that there are indeed those who are afraid of her and her presence.

Regarding the character of Samiha, which she played in the Sabaya series and which people loved, Kinda said that to this day they still call her Samiha and she is happy about that because she loves this character very much.

Canada Hanna in "About Love and Lies"

It is noteworthy that Kinda Hanna finished filming the series “About Love and Lies” before the fall of the regime in Syria. It is a social series consisting of 15 episodes and its events revolve around complex emotional stories and relationships. It was written by Rana Al-Faqih, directed by Saif Subaie and produced by “Sada Production” for artistic production.

A group of Syrian and Lebanese artists participate in the series, most notably: Kinda Hanna, Youssef Al-Khal, Yamen Al-Hajli, Rasha Bilal, and Ayman Abdel Salam.