Mona Wassef
Mona Wassef is a Syrian film and theatre actress who was born in Damascus in 1942. She is considered an icon in Arab cinema and a role model for many artists and has earned numerous nicknames including, “The First Star of Syria,” “Star of the Arab World,” and “Lady of the Syrian Screen.” Wassef's most famous early role was as Hind in the 1976 film “Al Ressala” (The Message) about the life of the prophet Mohammed. She has played the role of Bassam Kousa’s mother more than ten times in cinema and on television. In 2009, Wassef became the first Syrian woman to receive the Syrian Order of Merit-Excellent Degree. She has starred in more than 25 plays and 30 films, has appeared in nearly 200 television series and has received multiple life achievement awards from the Damascus Film Festival, Alexandria Film Festival and the International Arab Film Festival in Oran. She was married to the late director Mohammed Shaheen and they have one son, Ammar.

The Report

The Memory of a Night of Love

The World in 2000

Al Hayba: The Movie

Al Hayba: The Documentary

Menahi

Just Get Married!

Something Is Burning

Algae

The Sun on a Cloudy Day

Love..For Life

Bikaya suar

The Message

Al Urjouha

Al-Yazerli

Hundred Faces for a Single Day

The Mexican Hoax

The Two Friends

The Adorable Thief

Shadow of Silence

Murder by Sequence

The Visit

Imra'a Taskon Wahdaha

Another Face of Love

Sea, O', Sea

Jungle of Wolves

The Black Box

الغريب

ليل السرار

Sa'at El Sifr

Sert Al-Hob

Qutil alrbye

Sert Al-Hob

وردة لخريف العمر

Nights of Al Saliheya

العراب: تحت الحزام

قمر شام

Close Your Eyes
As'ad AlWarrak

As'ad Al-Warak

The Slums

Omar

The Age of Shame
الحوت

Small Hearts

Al Hayba the Comeback

النصية

Roxy Nights

ذي قار- يوم من أيام العرب

City Secrets
Heavenly Space

Behind the Sun

The Sun Rises Again

We'll Meet Tomorrow

Red Lipstick

Finally

Al Hayba

Samra

The Chief of Merchants' Daughter

Tahoun Al-Shar

The Leader

Al Qaqaa Ibn Amr Al Tamimi

Holding Back Tears

Izz ad-Din al-Qassam

Bab Al-Hara

Bab Al-Hara

Ahl alrraya

Deep Down Under

The End of a Brave Man
