“My Heart Lives” is the first production of the Iraqi Drama Support Committee »

Ghaddad – INA The Drama Support Committee announced today, Monday, the start of work on the series “My Heart Lives,” which is the first Iraqi dramatic work after a hiatus that lasted for years. The media director of the Drama Support Committee, Abdul-Aleem Al-Banna, said, “The efforts of the Drama Support Initiative Committee, headed by Mujahid Abu Al-Hail, head of the Iraqi Media Network, and membership of the Iraqi Banks Association and a number of cultural and artistic institutions, were able to establish the Drama Support Fund to provide the necessary funds to produce dramatic works and invest artistic energies.” To the creators of Iraq, including actors, writers, directors, and technicians,” noting, “The Drama Support Fund relied on the Iraqi national capital represented by the Central Bank of Iraq, the Association of Private Banks, Asia Cell, and Zain Iraq, who contributed to lifting Iraqi drama from its cradle and slumber after completing all the requirements of the production process.” With well-known details. He added, “The filming work for the series “My Heart Lives” will begin at the beginning of next November after completing the production requirements, drawing the filming locations, naming the actors, and assigning the work to the director, the artist Akram Kamel,” explaining, “The work will be attended by an elite group of the brightest stars of Iraqi drama, including Dr. Shatha.” Salem, Mahmoud Abu Al-Abbas, Fatima Al-Rubaie, Abdul Sattar Al-Basri, Batoul Aziz, Dr. Manadil Daoud, Ghanem Hamid, Muhammad Tohme, Ahmed Tohme, Bassem Al-Tayeb, Ali Najm Al-Din and others, as well as an integrated technical staff, led by production manager Qasim Shayea.” The head of the Iraqi Media Network, Mujahid Abu Al-Hail, had previously confirmed, “The Drama Fund Committee is now working on producing three works for the first season of the initiative, taking into account the diversity of names, including authors, actors, owners, and directors,” noting, “These series ( Jafn Al-Rada), (He Lives in My Heart), and (A Family Outside of Coverage) were distributed between the national, the social, and the comedic, fulfilling the production potential that makes them marketable in the Arab world.” For his part, director Akram Kamel explained, “The series (My Heart Lives) includes a large group of Iraqi artists who were attracted to work in this series,” stressing that, “The committee, represented by its chairman, Abu Al-Hail, gave free rein to the director by achieving the slogan of production in the service of directing.”