Sabreen presents a new role for the first time in the horror film "The Key"

Actress Sabreen is embarking on a completely new and different experience in her artistic career, as she embodies an evil character in the horror film "The Key," in which she is starring and is currently filming in preparation for its release in cinemas in the coming period.

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Sabreen is evil for the first time in the movie "The Key" This is the first time Sabreen has appeared in a role that carries a psychological horror theme, marking a qualitative shift in her artistic choices and revealing a new side of her acting abilities, far removed from the social and tragic roles to which audiences are accustomed.

"The Key" is a horror film with a touch of suspense and excitement. Sabreen stars alongside Entesar, Mina Abu El-Dahab, Nora Mahdi, and Reem Raafat. It is written by Omar Limona and Anas Gamal and directed by Mazen Niazi.

Sabreen joins the cast of "The Tagamoa Butcher" movie In this context, Sabreen has signed a contract to participate in a second film, "The Tagamoa Butcher," which is inspired by true events surrounding the most notorious serial killers in Cairo in recent times. The film stars Ahmed El-Fishawy, Cynthia Khalifa, Sabreen, Entesar, Donia Sami, and a number of other artists. It is written and directed by Mohamed Salah El-Azab and produced by Ahmed El-Sobky.

Sabreen is awaiting her third film, "Banat El Pasha" (The Pasha's Daughters), in the upcoming period. She stars in it alongside Zeina, Nahid El Sebaei, Ahmed Magdy, Mariam El Khost, Tara Abboud, and guest star Sawsan Badr. The script and dialogue are by Mohamed Hesham Obeya, and it is directed by Mando El Adl. The film is based on the novel of the same name by Nora Naji, and discusses a number of women's issues in society.