Director Tamer Ishaq announces the start of filming “Under Zero”

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Director Tamer Ishaq has announced the start of filming for the series ” Under Zero”, written by Moayad Al-Nabulsi, in the United Arab Emirates. This comes after he completed filming his series “Cutting the  Vein” in Syria, which is set to air during the holy month of Ramadan.

The series unfolds within a deep dramatic framework, delivering a high dose of suspense.

It explores a range of complex human conflicts and the overwhelming circumstances surrounding them, shedding light on issues of justice and the struggle to uncover the sought-after truth.

Additionally, the show reflects the coldness of human relationships and the challenging situations the characters must face.

The series also delves into the secrets of a murder mystery, as the characters race to uncover its circumstances while finding themselves all under suspicion. Moreover, it highlights the power of money and its ability to shift various balances.

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