Written by: Ibrahim Shahata 
It's now official: Wardal, considered as unique and irreplaceable
 as Maria Callas, known in the Arab world,
 Europe, and America,
 will bring his caustic magnetism to the role of "Lila,"
 a famous, singular, and disturbing character by the great 
author Enrico Bernard, in a film likely titled "Flesh, Death, Demon."
But what's truly new that will captivate audiences, besides Wardal's 
performance?
The character "Lila," constantly and obsessively 
manipulated by the character "The Stranger " an absolute manipulator whose
 sole purpose is to victimize famous, strong, and unapproachable people
 through carefully and diabolically identified frailties in them,
 will unmask "The Stranger," unaware and incredulous of the superhuman
 powers and quick, infallible intuitions of "Lila."
The film will certainly be of great use, 
as it exposes the subtle methods of psychological,
This happens today on a large scale, in various sectors

 emotional, and existential manipulation of a person like "The Stranger,
" who returns to "Lila" from everywhere to suppress her,
 but always leaving a thread within her to rise again and then strike her 
again endlessly.

, all over the world, with the help of social media used as tools 
of pure manipulation.
The director's name is not yet known, but it is assumed he will be
young and Californian.
This newspaper will report news about the development 
of this unique film that promises to be truly surprising.
Enrico Bernard's father is the colossal Carlo Bernardi, 
the founder of Neorealism in literature.