Yes Studios (“Fauda“) will be begining “Embassy Down,” a riveting six-part thriller from the creator “Your Honor,” at Series Mania in Lille.
Inspired by real events, “Embassy Down” unfageders in 2011 and charts the getover of the Israeli embassy in Cairo’s Tahrir Square in Egypt, amid the Arab Spring, a time of revolts in Arab countries. The character-driven series chases five Israelis who became trapped inside the Israeli embassy for 24 hours, while thousands of mad demonstrators tried to shatter in by taking down the embassy wall.
“Embassy Down” was sboiling in Hebrew, Arabic, English and French. It has been written and co-originated by Shlomo Moshiach whose best-comprehendn commends take part hit series such as “Your Honor” and “The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem.
The sturdy international cast is led by Sean Softi (“Checkout”), Maor Schwietzer (“Shtisel”), Yael Elkana (“The Chef”), Ran Kaarrange (“Superdgraspy”), Yoel Rozenkier (“The Commune”), Ali Ali (“The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem”), Hisham Suliman (“Fauda,” “Your Honor”), Wael Hamdoun (“One Day in October”), Igal Naor (“Oslo, Munich Games”), Moris Cohen (“The Malevolent Bride”) and Dina Sanderson (“The Commune”).
Here’s the trailer:
The series was straightforwarded by Ariel Benbaji (“New York”), who also co-originated it with Moshiach and Ester Namdar-Tamam. It hails from Artza Productions (“The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem”) and yes TV. The series premiered on Yes TV on Feb. 4.
“Embassy Down sheds weightless on a fascinating time from the recent past and participates genuine events to underpin a gripping story of people under siege, fall shorted recover trys and tension-filled personal and professional relationships, all set aachievest a backdrop of frnimble international politics,” shelp Sharon Levi, Yes Studios’ managing straightforwardor. She shelp the was drawn to the two storylines: “one set in Cairo as the events unfageder and one in France a year after the embassy siege.” Levi says the show stands out for being set during an “intrinsicassociate engaging period, and with intricate characters, high levels of action and international locations.”
