عمّار رضوان

Ammar Radwan is a Syrian television director, screenwriter, and actor whose career spans theater, film, and television. He began performing onstage while still in middle school, later working with youth theater groups and private theater companies before moving into television acting.

After graduating from an agricultural institute, Radwan pursued filmmaking through hands-on training, studying under director Jamil Wilayah for two years. Between 1990 and 2005, he worked as an assistant director and executive director on Syrian television productions, collaborating with established filmmakers such as Haitham Hakki, Mohammad Azizieh, Essam Moussa, and Youssef Rizk. These experiences helped shape his transition into directing his own productions.

Radwan went on to direct a wide range of Syrian television dramas and comedies. His notable credits include Sijn Bila Abwab (2006), Siret Al-Hob (2007), Hatha Al-Alam (2007), Heik Tjawazna (2008), Nos Darzen (2008), Qulub Saghira (2009), Ya Sadiqi (2010), the second season of Abu Janti: Taxi King (2012), Qiyamat Al-Banadiq (2013), and Fitnat Zamaniha (2015).

Alongside his directing career, Radwan has appeared as an actor in several television series, including Asyad Al-Mal, Hajiz Al-Samt, and Al-Sanounou. He also contributed to the screenplay and dialogue of the television drama Ikhtiraq (2019).

His later directing work includes Hala Khassa (2016), Al-Jar (2019), Al-Omr Marra (2020), Hodour Li Mawkeb Al-Ghiyab (2022), and the Emirati drama Watan Omri (2025). He has also remained involved in theater and film direction, continuing his work across different areas of Arab entertainment.