Synergy Drops The Official Poster of El Mashro' X
Synergy Plus has just released the official trailer of El Mashro' X (Project X) ahead of its theatrical release across Egypt and the Arab world on May 21. Originally titled El Ard El Soda (The Black Land) the film was renamed El Mashro' X.
The star-studded cast includes Karim Abdelaziz, Yasmine Sabri, Eyad Nassar, Essam Elsakka, and Ahmed Ghozzi with direction by Peter Mimi.
El Mashro' X follows a police officer on a high-stakes mission to take down an international artifact smuggling ring operating across several European countries. It is a high-octane cinematic spectacle set to premiere with breathtaking IMAX visuals.
The action-packed thriller was filmed in Turkey and will premiere during the upcoming Eid al-Adha season.
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