Video: Mazen Al-Nattour announces his return to Syria

Syrian artist Mazen Al-Nattour announced his return to Syria after an absence of 14 years through his social media accounts.

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The guard posted a video from the plane on Instagram, saying: “I intend to travel towards Dar Al Khal. My heart is longing and I am searching for the path. I will follow it, even if it is in the dangers of life. The reason is that I have no exciting longing. My heart wanders in your love and it has been made whole.”

Syrian stars return home Al-Nattour is one of the Syrian stars who returned to Syria after the fall of the regime, including Samer Al-Masry, Jamal Suleiman, Maxim Khalil and writer Samer Radwan.

Who is Mazen Al-Nattour? It is noteworthy that Al-Nattour graduated from the Higher Institute of Dramatic Arts and joined the Artists Syndicate in Syria in 1987, to begin his artistic journey by dubbing cartoon series, the most prominent of which were The Little Hunter, Captain Majid, and Mowgli, the Jungle Boy.

Mazen Al-Nattour presented his first known television roles in the movie “Ah Ya Bahr” in 1993, then he played the role of “Hamad” in the famous series “Jawaher” through which he achieved wide fame on the Arab level through the love story within the atmosphere of the desert and the customs and traditions imposed on the lovers Hamad and Jawaher.

Al-Nattour has participated in dozens of television series, most notably: “Behind the Walls” and “Circle of Revenge” in 1995, “Desert Justice” in 1966, “Travel” in 1998, “Spear of Fire” in 1999, “The Brave” in 2000, “Departure to the Other Side” in 2002, “Knight of Bani Marwan” and “Spotlight” in 2004, “Houris” in 2005, in addition to “Lion of the Island” in 2006, “Lawrence of Arabia” and “Rafeef and Akrama” in 2008, “Faces and Places” in 2015, and “Tamasha 6” in 2017.

He left Syria after the outbreak of the revolution in 2011 because of his support for the peaceful movement, which would have exposed him to danger if he had remained in Syria.