Nadine Njeim raises an interaction with her publication from under the seventh land .. This is what she said

A group of scenes circulating from the series “Under the Seventh Land” sparked a wide interaction through social media platforms.

Tim Hassan, who embodies the personality of “Moses”, is a criminal security officer, who was prevented from promoting for years because of his ongoing confrontations with his superiors, before finding himself in a cycle of shocking events, when he discovers that the closest people to him are involved in currency fraud cases.

However, the reaction of Moses came unexpected, as he refused bribery, and returned the bracelet to the woman, and he said in an influential dialogue on the phone: “I know, my son, that the mother is like the homeland, tolerates you and feeds you, and if I make a mistake, he will hit you.”
This scene ignited social media, as some considered it an affirmation of the integrity, which the hero of the action, while others saw that it suggests an exciting paradox, especially since the character “Moses” had later entered into moral conflicts that may change the course of events.

This scene was not the only one that topped the talk of social media pioneers in the past hours, but other scenes are interrupted by the series, such as Tim Hassan’s interaction with beating, and the temptation of Karis Bashar, which was circulated in abundance, in wide praises of work and strong performance.

The interaction was not limited to the viewers only, but it extended to the stars also, the Lebanese artist Nadine Nassib Njeim, who admired the work and its manufacture in a clear way.
Nadine Njeim tweeted through her account on X, and wrote: “When we talk about directing, mastery and excellence, we undoubtedly refer to the vision of director Samer Barqawi in a series under the seventh land, an integrated work in terms of story, directing, acting, and production, reflects a high level of professionalism and creativity.”