Munther Rayahneh Leads the First Drama Series Filmed in Mosul in Nearly 40 Years

Al-Taj News – Actor Munther Rayahneh stars in the Iraqi drama series “Quarter Century,” in a dramatic experience spanning 25 years and revisiting the memory of the city of Mosul and the transformations of Iraqi society through a human story intertwining friendship, betrayal, injustice, and the search for truth.

The series consists of ten episodes and was filmed in the city of Mosul, in a notable experience of particular significance. According to those involved in the production, the series is the first drama production to be filmed in the city in nearly forty years, with filming taking place at the heart of the setting where a key part of the story unfolds.

Munther Rayahneh portrays the central character in the series. His story begins within a group of friends whose relationship dates back to their school years, before their lives change following a mysterious crime involving a historical manuscript and money, putting their friendship to a difficult test.

The events escalate when one member of the group takes responsibility for the crime and is sentenced to 25 years in prison. During this period, the story moves through time between 2001 and 2026, following the transformations that affect the characters and their relationships, leading to the moment when the protagonist is released from prison, carrying the impact of many years behind bars and questions that have yet to be answered.