The launch of the first story of the series "The Complete Story"

Egyptian director and producer Magdy El Hawary announced the start of filming the first story of his new series, "The Complete Story," titled "Hell's Game."

Magdy El Hawary posted a photo from behind the scenes of the filming on his official Instagram account, commenting: "In the name of God... First day of filming (Hell Game) for the series (The Complete Story)."

The story is directed by Islam Khairy, while El-Hawary is responsible for production and general supervision of the project, which has been described as one of the largest upcoming dramas after a long period of meticulous preparation to select the storylines, actors, and production teams.

Details and events of "The Full Story" In its first season, "The Full Story," consisting of 10 episodes, addresses a number of crimes that have captivated public opinion, presenting their full details from beginning to end through a dramatic treatment based on documentation and facts.

It represents an ambitious project that seeks to document approximately 150 real crimes that occurred in Egypt over different periods of time, as part of a series spanning several seasons.

Journalist Sameh Sand is contributing to the storytelling, along with a group of writers and authors who are working to transform investigations and events into engaging human drama.

The most prominent stories covered in the work are "The Supermarket Crime," "Hamdi the Cobra," "Raya, Sakina, and Kholoud," and "The Beni Mazar Massacre." It also includes a number of other tales with exciting titles such as "The Maze," "Planning the Devils," "The Sheikh," "Aida, Villa 48," "85 Days at the Clinic," "Kawthar," and "A Quarter Pound."

Ten of Egypt's most prominent drama writers are participating in writing the episodes of "The Full Story": Samar Taher, Mohamed Salah El-Azab, Mohamed Soliman Abdel Malek, Alaa Hassan, Mohamed Ismail Amin, Basem Sharaf, Hani Sarhan, Engy Alaa, and Hatem Hafez.

After topping the trend with Magdy El Hawary... Who is Sameh Sand? Director Magdy El Hawary and YouTuber Sameh Sand made headlines on social media after El Hawary announced a contract with YouTuber Sameh Sand to turn his show "The Complete Story," which he presents on his social media accounts, into a drama project, details of which will be announced soon.

Press conference reveals details of Al-Hawari and Sand project Al-Hawari posted photos of the contract signing with Sand on his Instagram account, commenting, "Wait for the surprise from the writers and directors of the work, and details about the project."

A press conference was also held to reveal the project's details, where El Hawary revealed that the project will consist of 10 episodes, with filming starting next April. Each story in the series will have a different writer and director, and the list of writers includes Amr Samir Atef, Mohamed Soliman Abdel Malek, Hani Sarhan, Mohamed Salah El Azab, Dr. Hatem Hafez, Engy Alaa, Samar Taher, Basem Sharaf, Mohamed Ismail Amin, and Alaa Hassan.

Who is Sameh Sand?! It's worth noting that Sameh Sand is a director and social media content host, best known for his YouTube show "The Full Story."

He has been working in the media field for more than 23 years, and has a number of media experiences in several satellite channels.

Through his popular program "The Full Story" on his YouTube channel and social media accounts, "Sand" presented dozens of episodes of exciting stories about crimes committed in Egypt and the Arab world, and investigated the real, psychological, and social motives behind the crime to reach the perpetrator.

Sand also worked as a digital content production and marketing manager at Media Line, the advertising agency for Al-Nahar TV network.

His first experience in writing stories, "The Strangest Tales," was published in 2024.

Regarding his move from media content creation to writing, Sameh Sand said that he relied on specialists to review his book, and that his work in media and journalism made this easier for him, and that it was reflected in his choice of words and synonyms during his episodes. Therefore, he describes his crimes in a non-blunt way, but rather in a way that suits all audiences.