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مأمون البني

Mamoun AlBunni was a Syrian director who earned a diploma in cinematography and a master’s degree in film directing in France. He contributed nearly twenty productions to Syrian television drama, frequently collaborated with writer Mamdouh Adwan, and directed six consecutive installments of the acclaimed satirical comedy series Maraya, starring Yasser AlAzmeh. AlBunni was born in Damascus on July 1, 1944. After completing high school in Syria, he received a scholarship to study cinematography at the Louis Lumière Institute in Paris. During his studies, he met prominent filmmakers and was particularly influenced by Jean-Luc Godard and François Truffaut, who were visiting lecturers. In his final year, he decided to pursue directing. After earning his cinematography diploma, he worked in French television and later enrolled at Paris 8 University, where he earned a master’s degree in directing. He joined the Syrian Artists Syndicate in 1974. His friendship with Yaser AlAzmeh led to their collaboration on several installments of Maraya, beginning with Maraya 1997. He also worked in Gulf television, directing the Kuwaiti social drama Bayn AlHadb Dam‘a. Among Al-Bunni’s Syrian television works were Women Without Wings (1987), The Spider’s Web (1990), A Crime in Memory, The Disappearance of a Man (1992), Roots Never Die (1993), The Bloody Dowry (1994), Retribution (1996), The Con Artists and The Fortresses (1998), Tales (2000), Tales of Maraya (2001), Sayf bin zi Yazan (2003), We

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