“There are two of us left” in the second half of the Ramadan season

The company producing the series “We Stayed Two” revealed the date of the show’s presentation after many postponements, as it will be shown in the second half of next Ramadan on CBC satellite, and star Sherif Mounir and artist Rania Youssef released the initial poster for the series.

The author of “We Left Two” talks about the series The author of the work, screenwriter Amani Al-Tunisi, said in press statements that she is happy to present the work in the upcoming Ramadan drama season, and it also holds many many surprises for the audience through events full of suspense and excitement.

Amani Al-Tunisi continued her speech, saying: “A series that the two of us have been working and thinking about since last Ramadan. It was scheduled to be shown after Ramadan, and under many circumstances, its showing was postponed more than once until suddenly it will be shown in the second half of Ramadan, and this is a very fierce competition.”

“Al-Tunisi” added: “Praise be to God in any case, and I wish all the people who worked hard with the writing, production and directing team that they reap their fatigue, and I wish the series luck and success in the midst of very difficult competition in a busy season, and happy cooperation with the excellent director Tariq Refaat.”

The story of the series “We Stayed Two” The events of the work revolve in a light social context, around a couple who own an advertising company, namely Sherif and Rania, and they enter into many marital disputes, which ultimately end in divorce, and then events develop as the series reviews the lives of the spouses after the separation and the psychological impact it leaves.

The series “We Stayed Two” is scheduled to be shown as part of the Ramadan 2024 series, consisting of 20 episodes, and co-starring Sherif Mounir, Rania Youssef, Edward, Mimi Gamal, Youssef Othman, Nancy Hilal, Tamer Farag, Tariq Abdel Aziz, Marwa Abdel Moneim, Omar Talaat Zakaria, Yasser. Al-Tobji, Izzat Zein, Azza Labib, in addition to the late artist Tariq Abdel Aziz, written by Amani Al-Tunisi, directed by Tariq Refaat, produced by Karim Abu Zekry in cooperation with United Media Services.