Algerian director says his series focuses on humanitarian side

Algerian Director Abdel Salam Al Dahu revealed the details of his new TV drama show "Families from the North" currently filmed in Algeria. He added that the series is divided to three parties, saying that they began filming the first part days ago, while the other parties are scheduled to be filmed in 2018 and 2019.

He added, in an interview with "Arabs Today", each part is composed of 30 episodes, clarifying that they are scheduled to be filmed between Algeria, Morocco and Egypt. He added that the new dramatic work focuses on humanitarian side and strong relations between the Arab families.

He added that a large number of Arab superstars participate in the new drama show, including Abbas Al Nuri, Ayman Zidane, Selma Al Masry, and Lina Karam in addition to a large number of other Arab superstars from all over the Arab world.

He added that the new series will discuss the current problems facing the Arab citizens in the framework of the current crises witnessed in the region and their relation with the illegal immigration that came as a result of internal conflicts and crises that hit a number of Arab countries.

He added that each actor participating in the work uses his own accent. He added that the first part of the series discusses the story of a family whose members are keen to help the others, while they face major problems.