Andria Tayeh Is Wearing Several Hats in Her Upcoming Film ‘Die For You’

Andria Tayeh is taking on a new challenge, and this time, she’s stepping behind the scenes, too. The Lebanese-Jordanian actress is set to star in, co-write, and executive produce Die For You, an upcoming psychological horror-thriller written and directed by Lebanese filmmaker Daniel Habib.

Best known for playing Mariam in AlRawabi School for Girls and hosting The Voice Kids, Tayeh is stepping into a new creative role on the project, helping shape the story while leading the film herself. Here’s what we know so far.

A New Creative Chapter for Andria Tayeh

Tayeh will take on the lead role of Tamara, while also joining Habib in writing the screenplay and executive producing the film. It’s an exciting move for the actress, marking a shift from being in front of the camera to having a hand in bringing the story to life behind it as well.

A Thriller Set in the Heart of Beirut

Set in Beirut, Die For You follows Tamara, an ambitious young Lebanese architect whose career takes an unexpected turn when she crosses paths with two wealthy brothers from a politically influential family.

What starts as a promising professional opportunity soon takes a much darker turn. Tamara finds herself caught in a dangerous game of manipulation, betrayal, and violence, forcing her to fight for her own survival.

Blending psychological horror with survival-thriller elements, the film explores what can happen when power goes unchecked. At its centre is a young woman pushed into an increasingly terrifying situation, as she struggles to escape the people and circumstances threatening her life.

Who Is Directing the Film?

Behind the project is Lebanese writer and director Daniel Habib, who previously helmed the revenge thriller Kobra (2025). His earlier work also includes the award-winning short film It Gets Darker (2022).

From making her mark on screen in AlRawabi School for Girls to stepping into writing and executive producing, Tayeh is exploring a whole new side of filmmaking. With Die For You, the young actress is proving she’s ready to take on more than just a leading role.