The creators of the Jordanian series "Nas" are preparing to release an exceptional drama consisting of 15 episodes, each episode acting as a standalone film lasting 40 minutes, marking it as the first of its kind in Jordanian drama.
The series carries a new humanitarian vision that places the ordinary person at the heart of the story, away from fabricated heroism and direct discourse, focusing on sincerity, depth, and addressing the daily concerns of people.
The work is produced by Jordan TV in collaboration with the director Eyad Al Khzouz, who oversees the overall direction and the scripts, in addition to directing two of the fifteen films. The project aims to create a gentle and sustainable shift in Jordanian drama, through professional creative and production management that combines artistic diversity with unity of spirit.
The series features more than 70 actors and actresses from different generations, alongside a large number of Jordanian directors and writers, providing a real space for young voices to experiment and express within a production framework that ensures quality and coherence.
"Nas" stands out for its ability to present a cohesive dramatic mosaic, characterized by honesty and simplicity, and a quiet engagement with the daily issues of the Jordanian society, offering a new dramatic experience that restores the cultural and artistic significance of Jordanian drama, and sets forth a quiet white revolution but with a lasting effect.
