Diana Hesham

Diana Hesham’s filmography isn’t your run-of-the-mill list—she’s been making serious waves, especially with titles like Covid 25 (2021), Siko Siko (2025), and Half Crazies (2021). Covid 25, for starters, tossed audiences into a world still reeling from pandemic paranoia, except this time it’s all dialed up to eleven. Set in a future where the virus has mutated again (because of course it has), the story follows a group of survivors just trying to make sense of what’s real and what’s total media brain-melt. Diana’s performance? Unfiltered, raw, honestly feels like she’s living it, not acting. Then there’s Siko Siko, which is a curveball. The 2025 flick leans hard into sci-fi—think neon-lit cityscapes, AI run amok, and more chaos than a Black Friday sale. Hesham plays a tech genius with a sketchy past and a knack for getting in over her head. The story’s packed with twists—one minute you’re laughing, next you’re double-checking your door locks. Her energy in this role? Kinetic, unpredictable, totally magnetic. Half Crazies, meanwhile, goes for something darker. A psychological trip through fractured friendships and urban legends spiraling out of control. Set in a city that never really sleeps, Diana’s character is both the glue and the spark that sets everything off. By the end, you’re not sure what’s real—just that you can’t look away. She’s not just in these films, she’s the pulse keeping them alive.