Credited cast: | |||
Mila Al Zahrani | ... | Dr. Maryam Alsafan | |
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Dae Al Hilali | ... | Selma (as Dhay) |
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Nora Al Awad | ... | Sara |
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Khalid Abdulraheem | ... | Abdulaziz |
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Shafi Alharthy | ... | Mohammed |
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Tareq Al Khaldi | ... | Omar (as Tareq Ahmed Al-Khaldi) |
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Khadeeja Mua'th | ... | Khadeeja (as kadejah moaath) |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Rakan Abdulhaman | ... | Majid |
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Nojoud Ahmed | ... | Dr. Abeer |
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Naser Al Algeel | ... | Male Nurse 1 |
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Saeed Almana | ... | TV Host |
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Ahmad Alsulaimy | ... | Rashid |
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Abdullah Ateeg | ... | Immigration Officer |
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Reem Fahad | ... | Dr. Mona |
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Waleed Ghannam | ... | Airline Counter Attendant |
Maryam is an ambitious young doctor working in a small town clinic in Saudi Arabia. After Maryam is prevented from traveling to Dubai in search of a better job, a bureaucratic mixup leads her to stumble on the application for her local city elections and she decides to run. Written by yusufpiskin
Better to perform than conform! I'm really fond of Al-Mansour's smooth style of protest drama portraying bold and profound female protagonists who raise a voice against the calloused cultural concerns in Saudi Arabia to spark a debate upon the strict patriarchal mindset. She paves an undulating yet bright path of possibility leading toward tolerance and acceptance by deconstructing sexist tradition of theocracy.