Nada Nassar on her project: a personal psychological drama
The article discusses director Nada Nassar's debut experience in directing the short film "It Wasn't a Party." She explained that the idea was an old dream of hers, a desire to turn it into a cinematic work. She collaborated with screenwriter Khaled Adeeb to transform the idea into a screenplay that reflects her vision. She chose psychological drama because it aligns with her personality and expresses her style of making films that move the emotions and encourage reflection. She also emphasized that filming was challenging due to the difference between the mental image and reality, and that the project reflects confronting the truth, even if it is painful. There was a focus on using visuals to convey the characters' feelings. The film marks her real step into directing, and she faced difficulties during the process to ensure that every detail served the story and left an impact on the audience.
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