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Allaith Hajjo

b. 1971

Syrian film director

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About Allaith Hajjo

Born 1971. Allaith Hajjo is a Syrian film director and television director.

Early life and career Al-Layth Hajjo was born in Damascus in 1971. He started his career as an assistant director where he worked with a number of Syrian directors such as Hatem Ali, Mamoun Al-Bunni, and Hisham Sharbatji.

In 2001, he directed his first drama, Spotlight (2001–05) which was an instant hit that ran for six seasons; likewise The Lovers (2008–16) and Dayaa Dayaa (A Lost Village 2008–10), with three and two seasons, respectively.

In 2011, he directed a documentary film entitled Nawfez Al- Rouh "Windows of the Soul" with the participation of Ammar Al-Ani, a co-production between the General Film Organization and the Directorate of Antiquities and Museums, in cooperation with the Roots Foundation.

Hajjo directed some of the most popular television series in the region, such as "Al Antezar (2006)", "dayaa-dayaa (2007 & 2010)", "Al-Nadam (2016), "Al-Khirbeh (2011)", Masafat Aman (2019) and "Awlad Adam (2020)".

In 2018, he made a short film, The Cord, and won a number of awards.

Filmography As a co-director

Series Maraya (1996) Khan Al Harir 1 (1996) Safar (TV Series) (1997) Al-Thuraya (1998) Maraya (1999) The Four Seasons 1 (1999) Maraya (2000) The Four Seasons 2 (2001) Impoliteness and a lot of predominance (2001), The Roots Remain Green (2002)

As a director Al-Layth Hajjo has many works. He directed many series, films, and video clips.

Series Bokaat Daww (Spotlight) (2001) Bokaat Daww (Spotlight) (2002) Almakshouf (2003) Bokaat Daww (Spotlight) (2004) Ahel Al-Gharam (2006) Al Antezar (2006) Fenjan El Dam (2008) De'ah Da'iah (2010) or dayaa-dayaa Second Season, Takhatoo khater (2010), Al-Khirbeh (2011) Arwah Ariah (Naked Souls) (2012) Sanaoud baad khalil (We'll be back Soon) (2013) Laabt Al-Mout (The Game of Death) (2013) Al Hakhaab (2014) 24 karat (2015) Al-Nadam (Regret) (2016) Al-Waq Waq (2018) Masafat Aman (A Safe Distance) (2019) Souq Al Demaa (The Blood Market) (2019) Awlad Adam (Adam's Children) (2020) Safar Barlik (2023) Resalet Al Imam (2023)

Film The Cord (2018)

Documentary Nawafez Al- Rouh (Windows of the Spirit) (2011)

Awards Audience Award at the MENA Short Film Festival in its second session Nominated in El Gouna Film Festival in 2019

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Allaith Omar Hajjo

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Who is Allaith Hajjo?

Syrian film director

When was Allaith Hajjo born?

Allaith Hajjo was born on 21 August 1971 in Damascus.

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Allaith Hajjo is a film director and television director.

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Allaith Hajjo is Syrian.

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