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We don't have to wonder if the Transplant TV series will be cancelled or renewed this time around. The show originates in Canada, and it's already been announced that season four is the end. Could the characters return someday for a fifth season? Stay tuned.

A medical drama series, the Transplant TV show stars Hamza Haq, Laurence Leboeuf, Ayisha Issa, Jim Watson, Rekha Sharma, Sirena Gulamgaus, Torri Higginson, Kenny Wong, Sugith Varughese, and Gord Rand. Doctor Bashir "Bash" Hamed (Haq) is a charismatic Syrian doctor with battle-tested skills in emergency medicine. He and his younger sister, Amira (Gulamgaus), flee their war-torn homeland and become refugees, struggling to forge a new life in Canada. When a horrific truck crash nearly kills a senior doctor right in front of him, Bash saves the doctor’s life and earns a residency in...

Doha Film Institute has revealed 45 projects that will benefit from its latest round of grants, including upcoming features from acclaimed directors Ahmed Yassin Al-Daradji and Cyril Aris.

Arab and international filmmakers from more than 35 countries will receive backing from the Dfi in its 2025 Spring Grants cycle.

Recipients include A Sad And Beautiful World, a Beirut-set romance from Lebanese filmmaker Aris, known for documentary Dancing On The Edge Of A Volcano, which received a special mention when it played in competition at Karlovy Vary in 2023.

Further upcoming titles set to benefit include Madness And Honey Days from UK-based Iraqi filmmaker Al-Daradji,...

The Doha Film Institute (Dfi) has unveiled the recipients of its 2025 Spring Grants cycle backing 45 projects across all formats with directors hailing from 35 territories.

The feature film grantees include Lebanese director Cyril Aris’ A Sad and Beautiful World, Moroccan filmmaker Meryem Benm’Barek’s Behind the Palm Trees and Lebanese Danielle Arbid’s Who Wants the Rain Must Accept the Mud which are all expected to debut soon on the festival circuit in the coming months.

The Dfi is also supporting Madness and Honey Days by Iraqi director Ahmed Yassin Al-Daradji, his second feature after Hanging Gardens which was Iraq’s Oscar submission in 2023, and Qatari A.J. Al-Thani’s Bedouin bandit drama Sari & Amira.

The institution also revealed its support for Cannes 2025 titles, Palestinian directorial duo Arab Nasser and Tarzan Nasser’s One Upon A Time In Gaza, which won Un Certain Regard’s Best Director prize, and Japanese director...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Transplant Season 4 Episode 6 “Fever Dream.”] There’s quite a bit of good news for Mags (Laurence Leboeuf) in the latest episode of Transplant. Her heart transplant goes well — but is not without some hiccups — and she and Bash (Hamza Haq) get back together! Yes, after a six-month time jump following her immediate recovery, Mags is part of the same family as Bash and his sister Amira (Sirena Gulamgaus). She’s also returning to work. Why do Mags and Bash think they can make a relationship work this time? “I think they’ve had enough of back and forth to know what it means to lose one another. Sometimes you realize when you go through it, the person you love and you lose, you’re just like, life is not the same without that person,” Laurence Leboeuf tells TV Insider. “And I think if you do come back and the timing...

Another Canadian TV show recently shared a disheartening update, and it comes at just the worst time. Set in the fictional York Memorial Hospital in Toronto, Transplant has just returned to small screens in the U.S. with its fourth season, but sadly, that will also be its final run, according to TVLine. The new season landed on NBC, with a double-episode premiere on May 22, 2025, and is currently airing on Thursdays at 8/7c. This comes in the wake of its broadcast in Canada from October 6, 2023, through January 19, 2024, giving fans in the Great White North an entire year ahead to witness the show's conclusion.

Transplant, which originated on Canada’s CTV, focuses on Bashir "Bash" Hamed (Hamza Haq), a doctor from Syria who came to Canada as a refugee with his younger sister during the Syrian civil war. As the award-winning series progresses, Bash rebuilds his career as a medical resident...

Here’s All You Need To Know About Transplant Season 4(Photo Credit –Instagram)

Ever since Grey’s Anatomy‘s success, there has been a steady rise in medical dramas, and Transplant is one of them. The show recently returned with its fourth season, and fans are hyped to see the challenges, issues, and drama the cast is set to face in another edition of the hit Canadian series.

It is to be noted that season 4 is the last season of the show and has been out for the Canadian audience on CTV. For the US-based audience, the show is premiering its fourth season now, and here’s everything we know about it, including the episode count, returning cast, and synopsis.

Transplant Season 4: Premiere Date & Cast

Season 4 of Transplant premiered on May 22, 2025, at 8 p.m. Et on NBC. This final edition has 10 episodes and will air each Thursday. Each new episode...

The NBC medical drama series Transplant is returning for its fourth and final season Tonight (May 22), but some fans around the world have likely already seen the conclusion to the series.

Why is that? It’s because the show is actually a Canadian series that airs on NBC after its originally aired on CTV.

Season four originally debuted on CTV in October 2023 and the 10-episode season finished airing in January 2024. American audiences are finally getting to see the conclusion in May 2025, over 16 months later.

Transplant is about a skilled emergency medicine doctor who flees his war-torn homeland of Syria for Canada, hoping to find his place in a new hospital and country.

Season 4 of finds Bashir “Bash” Hamed (Hamza Haq) on the precipice of finishing his residency at York Memorial and officially requalifying as a doctor. With his future uncertain once again, Bash and his sister, Amira, are Canadian citizens now,...

Season four of NBC’s popular medical drama Transplant kicks off with back-to-back episodes on Thursday, May 22, 2025 beginning at 8pm Et/Pt. New episodes of the fourth season will air on Thursdays at 8pm Et/Pt.

Hamza Haq stars as Bashir “Bash” Hamed, Sirena Gulamgaus is Amira, Laurence Leboeuf plays Mags, Ayisha Issa is June Curtis, Jim Watson stars as Theo Hunter, Rekha Sharma is Dr. Neeta Devi, Torri Higginson plays Claire Malone, and Kenny Wong is Arnold De Luca.

“Crete” Plot: A young woman and middle-aged man are airlifted to the hospital after a mountain rescue, sparking speculation from Bash, Mags and June about their relationship. Theo deals with his suspension. Flashbacks reveal Bash and Amira’s arrival in Crete.

“Sinkhole” Plot: While Bash and Mags compete for a residency position, Bash risks his own life to save a man who falls into a sinkhole. A busy night for Mags,...

Exclusive: Angels Studios has set a limited theatrical release on Dec. 25 with January expansion for Brandt Andersen’s feature drama The Strangers’ Case.

The title, which made its world premiere at the 2024 Berlinale, was curated by the studio’s Angel Guild of 1.1M members.

Inspired by Andersen’s Oscar-shortlisted 2020 short film Refugee (2020), The Strangers’ Case unfolds through a Shakespearean lens, drawing its title from a poignant speech in Sir Thomas More defending displaced peoples. Set against the backdrop of the Syrian Civil War, the film follows a pediatric surgeon, Amira (Yasmine Al Massri), and her daughter, whose lives intertwine with five families across four continents in a chain reaction of tragedy, resilience, and hope. The ensemble cast includes Omar Sy, Yahya Mahayni, Ziad Bakri, Constantine Markoulakis, and Jason Beghe.

The Strangers’ Case won the Amnesty International Film Award. Andersen, who wrote and directed the movie, is also a seasoned producer and activist who has worked extensively with refugees in Syria, Jordan, and beyond. The movie features Syrian extras who have faced the Aegean crossing depicted in the story. To date, the film has received over 50 Festival awards.

“Stories that amplify light like The Strangers’ Case are for global mainstream audiences,” said Jared Geesey, Chief Distribution Officer at Angel. “Brandt Andersen’s vision to inspire compassion and understanding resonated with the Angel Guild, and we’re thrilled to bring this masterpiece to our audience.”

“I am honored and grateful to partner with Angel to share The Strangers’ Case with a global audience,” said Andersen in a statement. “I cannot wait for everyone to see the hard work of this amazing cast and crew on the big screen. This film is deeply personal, and I believe its message of shared humanity is more important now than ever.”

The Angel Guild counts a community of over 1.1M members from more than 170 countries who cleared The Strangers’ Case for distribution.

NBC has set Thursday, May 22 for the Season 4 premiere of Canadian medical drama series Transplant. It will air as a two-hour event from 8-10 pm and stream next day on Peacock.

Season 4 picks up with Bashir “Bash” Hamed (Hamza Haq) on the precipice of finishing his residency at York Memorial and officially requalifying as a doctor. With his future uncertain once again, Bash and his sister, Amira (Sirena Gulamgaus), are Canadian citizens now, but are still trying, with everything they have, to build a life in their adopted country.

Transplant centers on Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed (Haq), a Syrian doctor with battle-tested skills in emergency medicine who fled his country with his younger sister, Amira (Gulamgaus). Together they struggle to build a new life in Canada as Bash strives to rebuild his career in medicine.

In addition to Haq and Gulamgaus, the series stars Laurence Leboeuf, Ayisha Issa, Jim Watson,...

NBC announced today it will premiere the fourth season of the medical drama series Transplant on Thursday, May 22, as a two-hour event (8-10 p.m. Et/Pt). The episodes will air the next day on Peacock.

Season 4 of Transplant finds Bashir “Bash” Hamed on the precipice of finishing his residency at York Memorial and officially requalifying as a doctor.

With his future uncertain once again, Bash and his sister, Amira, are Canadian citizens now, but are still trying, with everything they have, to build a life in their adopted country.

The series stars Hamza Haq, Laurence Leboeuf, Ayisha Issa, Jim Watson, Rekha Sharma, Sirena Gulamgaus, Torri Higginson, Kenny Wong, Sugith Varughese, and Gord Rand.

The first three seasons of the series are currently available to stream on Peacock. Transplant has routinely ranked as a Top 20 series on CTV and has remained the most-watched Canadian drama series each broadcast year.

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Transplant‘s fourth and final season will air Stateside on NBC, TVLine has confirmed.

In fact, it’s getting a supersized kickoff.

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TVLine has double-secret officially confirmed that the Canadian medical drama’s 10-episode farewell run will premiere on NBC Thursday, May 22 at 8/7c. But what you may not know is that NBC will broadcast the first two episodes that night,...

Have you ever looked into someone’s eyes and wondered what their story might be? Director Leve Kühl has and in Through My Eyes, his Unhcr Hope Away from Home campaign film, audiences are invited to see the world through the perspective of Amira, a woman fleeing her homeland. Using kinetic, point of view camerawork, alongside a transportive soundscape, we are thrown directly into the chaos of an unnamed war-torn land, aligning viewers with the pain and hardship of displacement and the remarkable strength of those who endure it. This is a short that harnesses film’s unique ability to educate through immersion, pleading for us to readjust our perspective of the refugee label and to see the humans behind the stories not just as humans who have relocated but humans with feelings, humans with families and humans with futures. Moved by this powerful call to recognise the humanity in those seeking safety,...

FBI star Zeeko Zaki has addressed the likelihood the show will bring back his character Omar Adom "Oa" Zidan's sister Amira. Cynthia Hamidi originally played Amira in Season 1 of the CBS procedural.

Viewers learned early in FBI's run that, since the Zidan children lost their father at a young age, they developed a dysfunctional relationship. Oa admitted he and Amira had a strained relationship as adults because he'd acted more like a father than a brother to her while growing up.

FBI Star Addresses Possible Return of Oa's Sister Amira

Speaking to TVLine, Zaki revealed that, while there are no plans yet for Amira to return, there is a reference to the character "in the episode we’re filming now." The actor wouldn't give away the context of the reference, but he insisted "everything is good" with Amira.

Amira first appeared in the FBI season one episode "A New Dawn,...

The Doha Film Institute (Dfi) has unveiled the 49 projects across all formats that will be showcased at the 11th edition of its Qumra development and networking event in April.

They include Quarter to Thursday from Algerian director Sofia Djama, about three friends on a mission to bury a dachshund in a military base, which is in development. Djama’s last feature The Blessed won a slew of awards in Venice Horizons in 2017, and delivered a breakout best actress role for rising French-Algerian actress Lyna Khoudri.

The selection also features Syrian director Anas Khalaf’s Love 45 about an overweight Lebanese man who is caught in a destructive spiral, which is in production. Khalaf’s previous credits include the Syria, Bashar al-Assad-era set thriller The Translator.

The picture lock line-up includes Tunisian director Erige Sehiri’s Marie & Jolie about three Ivorian women from different generations making a life in in the...

In this installment of Subhash K Jha’s terrific This Day That Year series, he takes a look back at one of Vicky Kaushal’s knock-out performances.

Long before Chhaava, Vicky Kaushal scored high marks in a little-known film. Zubaan, which was released on March 4, 2016, saw Kaushal play what could be considered the antithesis of Chhaava.

For those who thought Vicky Kaushal’s debut in Masaan was just a one-off flash-in-the-pan affair, Zubaan was an eye-opener.

Kaushal plays Dilsher, the waylaid Sikh boy from Gurdaspur who only wants to be successful in ways that we normally describe as success. So he schemes his way into the heart, mind, home, and property of a business tycoon Sikand and ends up getting what he thinks he wants.

From here onwards, first-time director Mozez Singh charts Dilsher’s descent into a self-serving opportunism and then his sudden swerve into redemption. This journey back...

It’s perhaps the greatest underdog story next to Rocky. Heck, it’s used as a phrase to describe a match-up that seems so unevenly matched. The David and Goliath tale is one of the most popular stories in the Bible. It tells of a normal man who went up against the fiercest warrior in the land in the biggest size difference imaginable. Amazon’s House of David is a series that will retell the story in eight epic episodes. Three episodes will premiere on February 27, with one episode weekly thereafter. The trailer has just been released.

The official description reads,

“House Of David tells the story of the ascent of the biblical figure, David, who eventually becomes the most renowned and celebrated king of Israel. The series follows the once-mighty King Saul as he falls victim to his own pride. At the direction of God, the prophet Samuel anoints an unlikely,...

In “Die Before You Die,” we meet Adi, a self-absorbed YouTuber portrayed with stunning passion by Ziad Abaza. His life revolves around the enticing allure of social media stardom, where likes and subscribers are the currency of worth. The story begins in a fittingly hedonistic shisha bar when Adi and his enabler Maz meet Lee, a fan whose enthusiasm conceals a deeper intent.

The deadly challenge of being buried alive for three days with only an airline and a trickle of water appeals to those seeking viral fame. It’s a frantic attempt to maintain relevance, an act that offers spiritual awakening while also threatening annihilation.

The opposing settings—the bustling, smoke-filled bar and the lonely area that becomes Adi’s grave—reflect the duality of his existence. While the stark and lonely field serves as a chilling reminder of the loneliness that frequently comes with the search for online validation,...

A braggart absorbed in writing his own online legend with feats of strength can’t carry off being shoved underground for a spiritual experience

Adi is the kind of loud-mouthed wide boy you’d change seats to get away from in a restaurant. Although married to longsuffering Amira (Priya Blackburn) and the father to adorable little girl Mia (Layla Hady), Adi has been seduced away from his family by the siren-song of the vlogging life and spends all his time making videos for his precious channel. His speciality is supposedly feats of strength and endurance in the vein of recently disgraced Mr Beast, although maybe he cheats when the camera is off.

One day, in a shisha bar with his best mate/main enabler Maz (Mim Shaikh), Adi meets a fan, Lee who suggests a new challenge. Meet Lee and the circle of Sufi Muslim mystics he hangs with and...

Transplant season 4 is the official end to the Canadian medical drama, but American audiences will have to wait to watch the show. A highly underrated TV procedural, Transplant is a 2020 Canadian medical drama that follows Dr. Bashir "Bash" Hamed (Hamza Haq), a Syrian Civil War refugee and the newest resident at York Memorial Hospital. Despite his long career in medicine, issues with foreign conversions of his credentials force him to start at the lowest rungs of the hospital where he faces all the problems a new workplace and home can bring.

The show first premiered in February 2020 on CTV, with seasons two, three, and four coming over the next few years. It's an underrated medical drama that deserves more attention both for its hospital plotlines and for centering a Syrian character in the show. While many medical dramas are known for their ensemble casts, Transplant is mainly focused on Bash,...

Quick Links Bel-Air Season 3 Reinterprets Old Romantic Problems Bel-Air Season 3 Reworks Fresh Prince's Darker Arguments

The following contains spoilers for Bel-Air, Season 3, Episode 10, "Save the Best for Last," which debuted Sept. 5 on Peacock.

One of the most interesting aspects of Peacock's Bel-Air is how it reinterprets the original series Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. Reimaginings -- along with reboots -- are a fad right now. Luckily, this Peacock series hasn't botched it the way Rupert Sanders' The Crow did.

Bel-Air understands how to balance drama, comedy and action, making the show more adaptable. By the time the third season wraps, it's very clear that the new TV series knows how to reinvent nostalgia, especially regarding the iconic feuds of old. It plays to modern audiences with a mature creative approach, crafting relatable stories to appeal to people from all walks of life.

Bel-Air Season 3 Reinterprets Old Romantic Problems Bel-Air Brings...

Bel-Air, the Peacock Original show, is a spinoff of the very popular NBC show The Fresh of Prince Bel-Air. The original show was focused on Will Smith. Bel-Air is all about the affluent African American community living in the most high-end neighborhood in California. As the third season of the series concludes, the show does a good job of talking about various issues faced by African Americans in general and the personal lives of all the characters related to the Banks’ family. Season three had multiple conclusions in relation to all the lead characters of the show.

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Hillary and Lamarcus were now married. During their honeymoon, she found him unconscious just weeks after he’d recovered from his heart ailment. Vivian found out she was pregnant for the fourth time, and that could change things for the couple. Will was upset to find his father had disappeared yet again without informing him.

The article contains Spoilers for Bel-Air season 3, episode 10, "Save the Best for Last"Bel-Air season 4 gets an uncertain response from showrunner and executive producer Carla Banks Waddles. As previewed by the reviews of Bel-Air season 3, Peacock's reimagining of The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air creates even more drama around the young Will Smith (Jabari Banks), which carries all the way over to a finale that's filled with cliffhangers and unanswered questions.

In an interview with TVLine, following the Bel-Air season 3 finale on September 5, Waddles struck an optimistic tone about the show's future but revealed that she was uncertain whether Peacock would deliver a renewal. Still, even as she stressed that Bel-Air could go either way, she highlighted the positive reaction to season 3 overall. Read the quote below:

Its totally up in the air. In this business, you dont know until you know and even then sometimes you dont know. I feel...

Episode three of Bel-Air ended with Frederick showing his true side, which is that he was trying to be a criminal in Bel Air and using his father’s power to get things done. He also revealed his real self to Will and Carlton and threatened them with exposing their participation in streetcar races unless they kept their silence about his work in the world of illegal betting. Lamarcus, Hillary’s boyfriend, suffered a concussion on the field, and she could not confess to him about the kiss between her and Jazz.

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Was Lamarcus alive?

The episode began with Lamarcus being shifted to the hospital after he fainted on the field during a crucial game. Hillary was by his side from that moment, and she chose to keep her secret to herself. Lamarcus was slowly recovering from the concussion, and Hillary’s family were by her side in no time.

The last time “The Daily Show” was physically at the Democratic National Convention was in 2016 — two presidents, a global pandemic and many hosts ago. So going into the DNC this week, head writer Dan Amira felt a bit like he was “learning it all over again.” But few shows on television are better suited to adapt on the fly than Comedy Central’s late night gem.

“We’ve gotten very used to adjusting. I don’t think we’ve had a normal period at ‘The Daily Show’ for quite a while now,” Amira said.

Starting in 2020, the series filmed from Trevor Noah’s home due to the Covid-19 pandemic. That was followed by a period when the show returned without a studio audience before last year’s unconventional season. In the wake of Noah’s departure as host, “The Daily Show” tried out new guest hosts weekly, a challenge that required the writers,...

Episode two of season three of Bel-Air ended with Carlton and Amira getting back together. Will and Carlton were able to come up with “Blackccess,” a unique merchandise, and pitch it to Quentin Harrison, who was impressed with their idea. Jazz and Hillary kissed each other after a fight, which means she cheated on her fiancé.

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What was Carlton and Will’s plan to sell the merchandise?

Carlton and Will were excited about Blackccess, and they wanted an increase in the sales of their merchandise, which would help them put in motion other projects planned for their business. Their initial plan was to help Jazz raise money to save his record store from being shut down. Jazz was not getting much help; anything coming his way would be a good opportunity for him. Jazz spoke about a car show where he planned to sell his vintage vehicle, hoping...

Bel-Air episode 1 of season three ended with Will deciding not to join his team for the crucial match in Las Vegas. Doc Hightower was upset, but Will had to pass on this opportunity to help himself figure out a life skill he could harness other than basketball. Carlton and Will decide to start a business. Hillary and her boyfriend Lamarcus announced their engagement at the Juneteenth party, which bugged Jazz.

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Did anyone in the family like Carlton and Will’s startup ideas?

Ever since their plan to set up a business had been made public, Will and his cousin Carlton had come up with more than a dozen ideas for a start-up, but none of the family members approved of them. Most of their ideas were either obsolete, already existed, or there was no market for them. Both young men were exhausted with it, and they had nothing to show Quentin.

Bel-Air Season 2 ended with Carlton coming out to the school and his family about his drug addiction, which leads to him losing ‘The Founder’s Award’ awarded by the school to the best student based on merit. Just minutes before the award was announced, Ashley had seen him in a fit of rage because he was caught taking drugs and he threatened her. This behavior made him come clean and want to ask for help. The path from here on, with the children now looking forward to the summer, is what the next season is going to be about.

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Was Carlton out of rehab?

Carlton was in rehab the whole summer, and he was waiting to come home after a successful stint. Only this time he did slightly break the rules by falling in love with Amira, a fellow rehab mate. The rules were strict against people attending...

Anticipation was high for “Bel-Air” two years ago, the dramatic flip of the beloved classic comedy “The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air.” Kansas City native Morgan Cooper’s re-imagining of the pop culture fixture started as a fan film he uploaded to YouTube in 2019 that generated so much buzz that Will Smith himself jumped aboard as an executive producer. And the success of the first season, not to mention glowing reviews of the show’s depiction of class tensions — and changes like fresh takes on Hillary as a culinary influencer and Carlton as a struggling, undercover addict — beget a second season and now a third.

But the latest installment takes a somewhat greater departure from the first two seasons. Instead of taking place during the school year, Season 3 takes over the summer, placing Will (Jabari Banks) and Carlton (Olly Sholotan) in a country club setting that television has typically reserved for young white kids.

Tunisian-Egyptian star Hend Sabri is moving the cultural needle in the Middle East when it comes to playing female characters.

Sabri is the star of “Moftaraq Toroq,” the Arabic adaptation of “The Good Wife” that launched in June to top ratings across the Middle East on leading regional network Mbc’s Shahid premium streamer.

In the show, Sabri plays Amira, who after dedicating 15 years of her life to being the wife of a prominent politician and a mother, returns to the legal profession in the wake of her husband’s sex scandal. Besides her “The Good Wife” role, Sabri is also the star of Netflix’s hit Arabic original “Finding Ola,” in which she plays a Cairo divorcee who happily embarks on a journey of self-discovery. The second season of “Finding Ola” is expected to drop later this year.

Below, Sabri speaks to Variety about navigating the “tricky” cultural complexities of transposing the U.

Amira's Instagram shows a remarkable facial transformation after weight loss, enhancing her natural beauty and style. Despite facing relationship challenges, Amira pursued a new figure through fitness and dance, emphasizing her confident glow-up. Her weight-loss journey led to professional modeling gigs, showcasing her model-like face and stunning transformation.

Former 90 Day Fianc star Amira Lollysa's Instagram posts show that she has achieved an incredible facial transformation after losing weight. She was in her late 20s when she pursued her American boyfriend, Andrew Kenton. She met him on a dating website and felt that he would be a good husband. Unfortunately, the Covid-19 pandemic delayed her plans to meet Andrew in person. In 90 Day Fianc season 8, Amira decided to go to the United States with only 22 days remaining on her K-1 visa. However, she had to make stops in Mexico and Serbia, which she didn't like

Eventually, Amira realized that...

The line between art and activism is blurred — often to a fault — in The Strangers’ Case, a visceral migrant drama that plays less as a movie with a message than as a message with a movie.

Written and directed by Brandt Andersen, an executive producer (American Made, Everest), former NBA G League franchise owner and international activist, the film follows several characters whose lives are upended by the Syrian Civil War, switching points of view as it moves from the grim battlegrounds of Aleppo to the gates of Europe.

It can be an intense experience to sit through, and Andersen doesn’t hold back on the gruesome violence and nonstop tragedy many migrants suffered during the conflict — and continue to suffer to this day. But that doesn’t always make for great drama, nor for characters who go deep enough, resulting in a well-meaning film that feels half like a globetrotting Hollywood thriller,...

Season 8 of 90 Day Fiancé featured couples facing unique struggles of international relationships during the Covid-19 pandemic. Andrew and Amira's relationship burned out, with Andrew now single and focusing on himself. Julia and Brandon are doing well, focusing on Julia's modeling career and potential baby plans.

90 Day Fiancé season 8 aired from 2020-2021, and it's time to revisit the cast from one of the best reality TV show seasons. Season 8 was perhaps the most unusual of the series yet, as all the couples faced the unique struggles of an international relationship at the height of the Covid-19 pandemic. While 90 Day Fiance season 10 wraps up, there's still curiosity regarding these iconic couples from season 8.

90 Day Fiancé season 8 brought together couples and put their relationships to the test as they embarked on the journey towards marriage. Mike Youngquist and Natalie Mordovtseva faced the daunting task of bridging cultural differences and navigating religious beliefs.

Transplant fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 3 Episode 7 episode titled Work to Rule!

Find out everything you need to know about the Work to Rule episode of Transplant, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Transplant Work to Rule Season 3 Episode 7 Preview

In the upcoming episode of “Transplant” titled “Work to Rule,” set to air on NBC at 9:00 Pm on November 30, 2023, the drama intensifies as Bash, portrayed by the talented Hamza Haq, grapples with the repercussions of Amira’s bold decision. The narrative takes a compelling turn, promising viewers an episode filled with emotional highs and lows as the characters navigate personal and professional challenges.

Tensions escalate during an after-work dinner party, adding an extra layer of complexity to the relationships within the hospital team. Devi, played by the skilled Sirena Gulamgaus, finds herself struggling...

In the compelling Season 3 Episode 7 of “Transplant,” titled “Work to Rule,” set to air at 9:00 Pm on Thursday, November 30, 2023, on NBC, viewers are in for an emotionally charged episode that delves into the aftermath of Amira’s bold decision. Bash finds himself reeling from the consequences, setting the stage for heightened tensions that flare during an after-work dinner party.

As the hospital faces internal turmoil over leadership, Devi struggles to maintain order among her staff. The episode promises a gripping exploration of workplace dynamics, with Mags taking on a highly sensitive case while Theo contemplates bending some hospital rules. “Transplant: Work to Rule” offers a nuanced portrayal of the challenges faced by the characters, blending personal and professional struggles in the high-stakes world of medicine. Tune in for a riveting night on NBC as “Transplant” unfolds its latest installment, offering viewers a front-row seat to the complexities of life in a bustling hospital.

NBC’s medical drama Transplant is taking a two-week break and will return with an episode that finds the staff rebelling against Devi. “Work to Rule” will air on Thursday, November 30, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Hamza Haq leads the cast as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed and Sirena Gulamgaus stars as Amira. Rekha Sharma plays Dr. Neeta Devi, Laurence Leboeuf is Dr. Magalie “Mags” Leblanc, and Ayisha Issa stars as Dr. June Curtis. Jim Watson plays Dr. Theo Hunter, Torri Higginson is Claire Malone, and Gord Rand is Dr. Mark Novak.

“Work to Rule” Plot: Bash reels from Amira’s bold decision, and tensions flare at an after-work dinner party. Devi struggles to keep her staff in line as turmoil erupts over her leadership. Mags treats a highly sensitive person. Theo considers breaking some hospital rules.

Laurence Leboeuf as Dr. Magalie Leblanc and Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir Hamed in ‘Transplant...

Director Mohamed Diab got started working on dramas, making his feature debut with the 2010 film Cairo 678, about “three women and their search for justice from the daily plight of sexual harassment in Egypt.” That was followed by the 2016 film Clash, which takes place entirely inside a police van and shows what happens when “a number of detainees from different political and social backgrounds are brought together by fate”. In 2021, he made Amira, which showed that a “girl’s world is turned upside down when she learns the man she grew up idolizing is not her real father.” Then he shifted gears, directing four of the six episodes that made up the Marvel / Disney+ series Moon Knight. And now Deadline reports that Diab has signed on to direct a sci-fi thriller called Leap.

Scripted by Source Code writer Ben Ripley and produced by The Picture Company, Leap is “a high...

[Warning: The below contains Major spoilers for Transplant Season 3 Episode 6 “Audition.”] Amira (Sirena Gulamgaus) knows what will make her happy — singing — but unfortunately, not only are she and Bash (Hamza Haq) not on the same page about that, but the latest Transplant episode also ends with a major change for the siblings. It begins with a video of Amira practicing for her audition, but Bash is not happy about his sister copying his digital signature for a school application without telling him. But Amira, as she explains when she stops by the hospital, thought it was worth the risk. “No screens, no sleepovers, no dance,” he decides, and she points out that that “no joy” affects him, too: “No more staying over at your secret girlfriend’s house when I’m out.” Bash tells her he’s withdrawing her application. “I have to,” he explains. “What you did was fraud. I passed my citizenship exam, but I...

Things are coming to a head at York Memorial Hospital's emergency department.

There were too many over-stressed staffers on Transplant Season 3 Episode 6.

In some cases, they suffered from the effects of Dr. Devi's patient-centric approach, of an institution implementing changes without the required resources.

Others were bringing their problems into the Ed, affecting their performance.

Neeta means well with her patient-friendly policies, and she was allowed to prove that her academic concept could work in the real world. 

More of the blame should rest on the hospital's administrators, who hired her to do the impossible.

A certain amount of wait time for treatment is integral to Canada's public healthcare system.

York's cynical administrators figured that a more content patient would be less likely to sue in the event of a problematic result.

Now, all Devi has to do is to install her system only by reallocating existing resources.

Director Mohamed Diab is no stranger to mind-bending sci-fi, having helmed last year’s Marvel series “Moon Knight.” Deadline reports that the filmmaker will next tackle Leap, a high concept thriller that traps passengers of a high speed train in a time loop.

The sci-fi thriller is penned by writer Ben Ripley and produced by The Picture Company.

Leap is “set aboard the Eurostar train which runs high-speed between London and Paris. Leap is a high-concept action-thriller with a grounded sci-fi idea at the center. The story follows a daring rescue mission to save one of the train’s passengers, who is trapped onboard in a never-ending time loop.”

Diab broke out last year on Disney+ series “Moon Knight,” which centered on Oscar Isaac’s character, “an ex-Marine turned mercenary whose multiple alter egos allow him to better fight crime.” The split personalities integral to the series demonstrates that Diab...

Exclusive: Mohamed Diab is set to direct Leap, a high concept action thriller script by Source Code writer Ben Ripley and produced by The Picture Company.

This follows Studiocanal’s recent acquisition of a minority stake in The Picture Company under an expanded overall deal made during Cannes. Leap is a priority project for both companies. Partners Andrew Rona & Alex Heineman will produce for The Picture Company.

Pic is set aboard the Eurostar train which runs high-speed between London and Paris. Leap is a high-concept action-thriller with a grounded sci-fi idea at the center. The story follows a daring rescue mission to save one of the train’s passengers, who is trapped onboard in a never-ending time loop.

Diab’s breakout turn came when he recently directed the Marvel Studios/Disney+ series Moon Knight, starring Oscar Isaac. Diab made his directorial debut on Cairo 678, about a trio of female vigilantes...

A rude customer (aka a Karen) gives a barista a hard time about the temperature of her drink, which leads to an accident that prompts Dr. June Carter (Ayisha Issa) to take action in this exclusive clip from NBC’s Transplant season three episode six. “Audition” is set to air on Thursday, November 16, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Hamza Haq stars as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed, Sirena Gulamgaus plays Amira, Rekha Sharma is Dr. Neeta Devi, and Laurence Leboeuf stars as Dr. Magalie “Mags” Leblanc. Jim Watson plays Dr. Theo Hunter, Torri Higginson is Claire Malone, and Gord Rand is Dr. Mark Novak.

NBC offers this description of the popular medical drama’s season three episode six:

“Bash treats a diabetic woman overly dependent on her 18-year-old son and whose shocking health crisis calls on all of his expertise. June is put to the test emotionally and physically with a difficult patient.

NBC’s Transplant season three episode six will find Claire reaching a critical point in her working relationship with Dr. Devi. Episode six, “Audition,” will air on Thursday, November 16, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Hamza Haq leads the cast as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed and Sirena Gulamgaus stars as Amira. Rekha Sharma plays Dr. Neeta Devi, Laurence Leboeuf is Dr. Magalie “Mags” Leblanc, and Ayisha Issa stars as Dr. June Curtis. Jim Watson plays Dr. Theo Hunter, Torri Higginson is Claire Malone, and Gord Rand is Dr. Mark Novak.

“Audition” Plot: Bash treats a diabetic woman overly dependent on her 18-year-old son and whose shocking health crisis calls on all of his expertise. June is put to the test emotionally and physically with a difficult patient. Claire presents an ultimatum to Dr. Devi.

Sirena Gulamgaus as Amira Hamed and Hamza Haq as Dr. Bashir Hamed in ‘Transplant’ season 3 episode 6 (Photo by:...

In the upcoming episode of “Transplant,” set to air on Thursday, November 16, 2023, at 9:00 Pm on NBC, viewers can anticipate another compelling installment of the medical drama. Titled “Audition,” this episode delves into the complex lives of the characters as they face personal and professional challenges.

Bash, the central character, finds himself in a heated argument with Amira regarding her future. This family dynamic adds a layer of emotional depth to the series as they grapple with their differences. In the medical realm, Bash treats a diabetic woman whose reliance on her 18-year-old son becomes a focal point of the storyline. The episode also explores Mags’ journey as she adjusts to a new environment with very limited parameters, raising questions about her role and abilities.

“Transplant” continues to captivate its audience with its intricate portrayal of medical dilemmas and the characters’ interpersonal relationships. Viewers can expect a thought-provoking and emotionally...

Transplant fans, we’ve got a fresh off the press preview for the new Season 3 Episode 6 episode titled Audition!

Find out everything you need to know about the Audition episode of Transplant, including a full preview, videos, release date, cast information and how to watch!

Transplant Audition Season 3 Episode 6 Preview

The gripping medical drama “Transplant” is back with an all-new episode, and you won’t want to miss the intensity and emotion that unfolds in “Audition.” Tune in on November 16, 2023, at 9:00 Pm on NBC to witness the high-stakes drama.

In this episode, the tension escalates as Bash and Amira find themselves in the midst of a heated argument regarding Amira’s future. The complexities of their relationship and the weight of their individual aspirations collide, making for a compelling and emotionally charged storyline.

Meanwhile, Bash is faced with a challenging medical case as he treats a diabetic woman who...

NBC’s Transplant continues with season three episode five, an episode that finds Bash taking on a patient whose treatment might actually help with his own Ptsd. “Nadir” will air on Thursday, November 9, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Hamza Haq leads the cast as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed and Sirena Gulamgaus stars as Amira. Rekha Sharma plays Dr. Neeta Devi, Laurence Leboeuf is Dr. Magalie “Mags” Leblanc, and Ayisha Issa stars as Dr. June Curtis. Jim Watson plays Dr. Theo Hunter, Torri Higginson is Claire Malone, and Gord Rand is Dr. Mark Novak.

“Nadir” Plot: Mags recovers from a personal crisis and worries about how to get her life back on track. Bash takes an unorthodox approach to treating a soldier with Ptsd and may end up helping himself. June lets her emotions get in the way of her job.

Joseph Kay created the series and serves as showrunner and executive producer.

It's a time of change at York Memorial Hospital, and that's not working out for much of the staff.

Most doctors labored to find their footing on Transplant Season 3 Episode 4, whether at work or in their private lives.

Not even Dr. Neeta Devi, the new Emerg director who replaced the beloved Dr. Jed Bishop, has been spared from this soul searching.

Neeta was hired to implement a patient-centric philosophy in the department to make the process more tolerable.

However, she's quickly learning what sounds good in an academic paper can be challenging to sell in a real hospital.

Even Dr. Neil Olsen, the arrogant medical director (is that phrase redundant?) who hired Neeta, backs her policy only as long as it doesn't inconvenience him.

Neeta is having to go along to get along. An example of this was, at the insistence of Dr. Novak and Dr. Singh, allowing Bash to...

Bash and Amira's family bond has always been at the heart of NBC's medical drama Transplant, but in Season 3, the siblings are heading in different directions.

Cbr has an exclusive video from Transplant Season 3, Episode 4, "Multiple Choices," which is building toward the moment that Bash has been striving toward all series. Unfortunately, at the most important time in his journey, he upsets his sister. What starts as a heartwarming scene in the Nov. 2 episode of Amira trying to support Bash turns into heartbreak when they start talking about their futures. Will Bash and Amira fall out just before their whole lives might be changing?

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In "Multiple Choices," Bash is struggling to balance a dual residency requiring him to split his time between surgery and emergency medicine. But his biggest challenge is the one that's been a throughline of his story:...

Bash is kept hopping at work while Mags runs into trouble on NBC’s Transplant season three episode four. “Multiple Choice” will air on November 2, 2023 at 9pm Et/Pt.

Hamza Haq leads the cast as Dr. Bashir “Bash” Hamed and Sirena Gulamgaus stars as Amira. Rekha Sharma plays Dr. Neeta Devi, Laurence Leboeuf is Dr. Magalie “Mags” Leblanc, and Ayisha Issa stars as Dr. June Curtis. Jim Watson plays Dr. Theo Hunter, Torri Higginson is Claire Malone, and Gord Rand is Dr. Mark Novak.

Joseph Kay created the series and serves as showrunner and executive producer. Additional executive producers include Rachel Langer, Josée Vallée, Jocelyn Deschênes, Bruno Dubé, and Stefan Pleszczynski.

“Multiple Choice” Plot: Bash struggles to balance a dual residency in surgery and emergency. Mags confronts her supervisor, which puts her on shaky ground morally and medically. Theo miscalculates how to handle a delicate situation with a former patient.

The repercussions of Dr. Bishop's departure are still being felt at York Memorial Hospital.

As a result, no one was very comfortable in either their professional or their personal lives on Transplant Season 3 Episode 3

It would be easy to blame everything on Dr. Devi, who has been brought in to find and fix the problems within the Emergency Department.

Devi feels pressure to make changes quickly without taking sufficient time to observe and research the current situation.

She admitted to her partner on Transplant Season 3 Episode 2 that she feared she had made a mistake in uprooting her family and moving to Toronto.

The staff has been resistant to her suggestions to implement patient-driven care. What they've had wasn't perfect, but at least it was familiar.

Also, Devi isn't the paternal figure Bishop was, not by a long shot. She's approachable, all right, but she wants what she wants...