In a notable artistic step reflecting a new shift in her career, Syrian actress Suzan Najm Al-Din announced her decision to settle in Egypt in the upcoming period, emphasizing that this move comes from her strong connection with the Egyptian audience and her desire to strengthen her presence in a rapidly developing and diverse drama market.

This announcement coincided with revealing her contract to star in her first “super micro-drama” project in Egypt, titled “Case 110,” a work considered one of the most unconventional experiments in the drama scene.

This new genre is based on fast pacing and condensed events while maintaining artistic quality, aiming to match modern fast-viewing habits and present a different dramatic style suited to changing audience preferences.

She also revealed that she has several other drama projects currently under review, along with her strong enthusiasm to participate in the upcoming Ramadan season, describing it as a new artistic phase through which she seeks more diverse experiences.

The project “Case 110” is the result of a collaboration with director Mostafa Yuri in his directorial debut and screenwriter Mohamed Allam, with expectations that it will represent a qualitative shift in drama production, especially with its use of advanced filming techniques and a large-scale production featuring a group of stars.