Netflix Has A New Lebanon-Based Arabic Show And Here’s Hoping It Does Better Than Its First
Following the released of Jinn, the controversial first-ever Netflix original Arabic series shot in Jordan, Netflix has announced its second regionally-based show.
In what looks like a bid to capture even more of the market, the second-ever Netflix original Arabic series was shot in Lebanon and will be released this August.
DOLLAR stars Lebanese comedian Adel Karam and Algerian-Lebanese actress Amal Bouchoucha. Less teen drama, (unlike Jinn, in which the plot-line was likened to US teen shows) this production is more action, drama and a little bit of romance.
DOLLAR is set in ‘modern-day Lebanon’
Part of a increasing number of Arabic productions by Netflix, highlighting the aim of the US streaming platform to grow in the region
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Karam announced the release on his Insta
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Unlike movies and TV shows which have separate release dates internationally, Netflix drops every show, everywhere at the same
Which means when DOLLAR drops on Netflix on August 8 it will be available to 148
million members in over 190 countries…. The world is about to see Lebanon!
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Here’s hoping it performs better then Jinn, which currently sits at a poorly 3.5 on IMDB
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