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Spotlight بقعة ضوء
- Series
- Syria
- 27 minutes
- Released
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- Release Date: 16 November 2001
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- Genre: Comedy
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Release Date:
16 November 2001
- Genre:
- Comedy
A Syrian series consisting of different sketches that share the same purpose of shedding light on the political and social conditions, bringing the lives of the people of different classes under the spotlight to provide a critique of their struggles.
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Release Date:
6 November 2002
- Genre:
- Comedy
A drama that parodies the events of real life, depicting different issues and day-to-day events to come up with solutions for the societal problems that face the Syrian society and the Arab society as a whole.
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Release Date:
26 October 2003
- Genre:
- Comedy
A black comedy that depicts a series of dramatic stories to critique the daily happenings of the Arab society in general, with a focus on the Syrian society. The series aims to shed a light on and amend the wrong behavior that people exhibit, whether they live in the city or the countryside.
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Release Date:
15 October 2004
- Genre:
- Comedy
A dramatic story in a comic context, which sarcastically displays the wrong behaviors of Syrian society and tries to guide them to solutions to modify those behaviors.
- Genre:
- Comedy
A Syrian series that depicts dramatic stories in a comic context, shedding light on the prominent problems that face society and critiquing the behavior of both the government and the individuals.
- Genre:
- Comedy
A dramatic story that depicts comic events that aim to criticize the wrong behaviors of the Arab people, especially the Syrians, with the aim of modifying those behaviors in a light way.
A social comedy that employs satire to deal with the different aspects of social backwardness, lying, and different paradoxes, as it mulls over the behavior of people and institutions.
The eighth season of the comedy series Spotlight depicts a number of comic events and situations from the heart of the Syrian society.
Through a number of dramatic stories told via satire, the series criticizes the governmental decisions and the behavior of the Arab society, especially the Syrian one, with the aim of correcting individual behavior and advancing the culture of society.
Spotlight uses satire to deliver a harsh criticism of the negative aspects of the Syrian society, offering an inside look into the Syrian crisis and how comedy can be found even in the darkest situations.
In continuation of the previous seasons, the popular Syrian anthology series returns, offering a look into public life in Syria, especially everything related to the Syrian government, as well as a scathing critique of what is happening.
In season 12 of Spotlight, new stories are told that shed light on the problems of Syrian society in the form of satire, as it manages to find elements of comedy within the Syrian crisis.
- Genre:
- Comedy
In separate episodes, the series sheds light on the events that occur in Syria in a fun, satirical way, aiming to provide critique through placing such occurrences under the spotlight. It also highlights the events that gave rise to the Syrian crisis, looking for comedy in the heart of the tragedy.
- Genre:
- Comedy
Carrying on with the previous seasons’ direction, the series returns with more hilarious situations, exposing some contradicting and conflicting actions within the Syrian society, and comically criticizing them.
- Genre:
- Comedy
In its fifteenth season, the series tackles a number of problems in Syrian and Arab society in a cynical and funny way through its protagonists Abu Raslan and Nadim, as they are exposed to various stories.
