Abeer Farid‎‏

(Abeer Farid) entered the world of art since her childhood, starting with the trilogy (The Prism Thread), which was directed by the late (Adnan Ibrahim) in 1980 AD. She is the daughter of the distinguished artist (Feryal Karim). After that, she presented many television works, whether in cinema, theater or television. She has many television works, including: Al-Mutanabbi, director Ibrahim Abdel Jalil, author Moaz Youssef 1980, Seven Crafts, director Hussein Al-Takriti, author Moaz Youssef 1980, Ustad Rasheed, director Imad Bahjat, author Youssef Al-Ani 1981, Who Am I, director Tariq Al-Hamdani, author Abdul Qader Al-Dulaimi, 1984, Muslim Judges, director Ibrahim Abdel Jalil, author Moaz Youssef 1986, And Mutasimah, directed by Muhammad Youssef Al-Janabi, author Moaz Youssef, 1986, The Joy of Birds, written and directed by Sami Qaftan, 1987, The Palm and the Genie, written and directed by Adel Taher, 1987, The Troublemaker, directed by Hussein Al-Takriti, 1987, Buds Without Roots, directed by Carlo Hartion, 1989, and other television works. We mention among her theatrical works: Haila and the Moon, directed by Tariq Abdel Wahed, presented. At the Air Force Theater 1987, Ten Women and One Man directed by Afrah Abbas, shown at the Mansour Theater 1989, The Merchant of Baghdad, directed by Abd Ali Kaeed, shown at the National Theater Festival 1993, The Game of Time, directed by Dr. Aqeel Mahdi, shown at Bab al-Muadham Theater 1993, Mosul Night, directed by Shifa al-Omari, shown at the Mosul Governorate Festival 1994, Outskirts of the City, directed by Abdel Amir Shamkhi was shown at the Al-Mansour Theater 1994-1995, The Merchant and the Acrobat, directed by Dr. Aqeel Mahdi, was shown at the Baghdad Theater 1995, Your Hand is on Your Pocket, directed by Mahmoud Abu Al-Abbas, shown at the Ishtar Theater 1995, Mud House, written and directed by Omran Al-Tamimi, shown at the Al-Zawraa and Ishtar Theater 1995-1996, a private lesson, directed by Fathi Zain Al-Abidin Screened at Babylon Cinema 1996, Billion and Bride directed by Salem Al-Zaidi, screened in Al-Hilla Governorate 1997, Malkiya Al-Tijaria, directed by Hussein Ali Harif, screened at Al-Najah Theater 1997, Habash and Dabsh, directed by Majeed Jassim, screened with Marhah Shahrazad 1997, Comedy The Seven Days, directed by Dhafar Al-Mafarji, written by Ali Abdul Nabi Al-Zaidi, screened at the Theater Festival in 2012, Al-Sa’ib, written by And directed by Dr. Zuhair Kazem performed at the Theater Festival in 2012, and she has one patriotic song. Modell also participated in seven songs from 1995 to 1997, and she has 200 television commercials.