Samer Al-Masry opens his film in Dubai and this is what he said about Jumana Murad

Artist Samer Al Masry opened his new movie "Beyond the Likes" at Roxy Cinema in Dubai Hills Mall, accompanied by his wife and children and in the presence of the movie's stars.

Samir Al-Masry with his family Many photos of Samer with his wife, Nevin Azzam, and his children were spread, and his daughter topped the trend with her appearance next to her father.

Beyond the Likes movie story The film tells the story of five friends living in Chicago in 2008 who aspire to become social media influencers.

Samer Al Masry's role in the movie He plays the character of "Farouk", an Arab Muslim businessman and billionaire living in America, but he decides to move to Abu Dhabi after being harassed in the wake of the events of September 11. This decision creates a crisis in his family, as his daughter "Nefertari", played by actress Stephanie Nour, is in a love affair with an American young man named "Adam", played by Don Benjamin, which "Farouk" categorically rejects.

It is noteworthy that the film was shot in the United Arab Emirates with the participation of a number of Arab artists, and the work was produced by producer Qais Qandil and The Film Maker Company.

Movie heroes The film stars, alongside artist Samer Al-Masry, artist Jumana Murad, Ahmed Mawas, and from America, Matt Reeve, Don Benjamin, Terence Jenkins, and George Lopez.

The duo of Samer Al-Masry and Jumana Murad This experience between Samer Al-Masry and Jumana Murad brought back to the audience the success of their duo in the series “Bab Al-Hara,” which the audience has been attached to until now.

Al-Masry had previously stated that Jumana Murad would participate with him and confirmed that the director asked him to nominate an actress to play the role of his wife in the work, so he chose his friend and colleague Jumana Murad and said: “I was very happy with her agreement, she is dear to my heart and we have wonderful memories together.”

How was the experience of acting in English? Regarding his experience acting in English, Al-Masry stated that it was a challenge for him, saying, “There is no doubt that acting in Arabic is easier, so this experience was a new stage of artistic maturity, especially in light of the lack of good options available in Arab drama.”