Zaya

By: Inanna Sarkis | Realm
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  • Summary

  • Zaya, a Middle Eastern college student living in Brooklyn, finds her world shattered when her older brother Ramses is violently kidnapped before her eyes. In her quest to bring him home, Zaya pursues the truth at any cost — and soon learns there was much more to Ramses than she had ever known. As time starts to run out, Zaya must reckon with the fact that even if she sees her brother again, the perfect man she thought he was is lost to her forever. “Zaya” is created & directed by Inanna Sarkis. Written by Inanna Sarkis and Ankesh Chandaria. Featuring original music by Sicker Man. Starring Inanna Sarkis, Hayley Law, Samer Salem, Suki Waterhouse, Jacob Batalon, and Matthew Noszka. Presented by Realm.
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  • Introducing Zaya

    Introducing Zaya
    Aug 23 2022
    Zaya premieres Fall 2022 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 min
  • 1. Trust No One

    1. Trust No One
    Sep 15 2022
    On the night of her brother’s kidnapping, Zaya finds herself interrogated by detectives searching for answers when a mysterious stranger calls to warn her that things aren’t quite what they seem. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    21 mins
  • 2. In Too Deep

    2. In Too Deep
    Sep 22 2022
    On the run for a murder she didn’t commit, Zaya is taken under the wing of the enigmatic Gabby. Together they search for clues, determined to find Zaya’s brother, Ramses. The trail leads them to an unexpected place. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    27 mins

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