Hussein Kaouk

A mother and her 3 boys live in the poor suburbs of Beirut. The youngest boy is religiously committed unlike his two older brothers who are drug dealers. They force their younger brother to work for them because of his clean reputation. A series of events bring chaos to the family and the whole neighborhood.

Inside a fictional Lebanese police station, a ragtag group of security officers muddle through their shifts — and every citizen who walks through the door brings fresh chaos. A sharp, funny Lebanese sitcom that uses the daily absurdities of state bureaucracy to poke fun at everything wrong with the country — and somehow makes it all hilarious. So daring it got complaints from actual police and religious institutions. One of the boldest Arab comedies of recent years.