Wednesday, April 24, 2024

“An Old Phone Number” begins the eighth session of the Saudi Film Festival

Date:

The Saudi Film Festival kicked off its eighth session on Thursday evening with the participation of 80 Saudi and Gulf films at the King Abdul Aziz World Cultural Center “Idra” in Tehran.
36 films between length and short films, in addition to 44 films in the parallel project, are competing for prizes, including eight Gulf films.

The inaugural ceremony also honored the late Saudi actor Khalil al-Rawaf (1895-2000) and the late Kuwaiti director and producer Khalid al-Siddiq (1945-2021). Names of works that won the unimplemented script contest that received 235 participants.

Hana al-Omair, author and director of the Saudi Film Association’s Board of Directors, said: . “

The event, which runs until June 9, features four seminars: “Saudi Storyteller in Cinema”, “Concept of Saudi Film”, “Poetry and Aesthetics of Cinema” and “Legal Dealing with Global Broadcasting Platforms”. Publication of six specialized workshops and 14 books.

The opening ceremony was hosted by actor Ibrahim Hajjaj and actress Sarah Taiba. After the opening ceremony, the short film “An Old Phone Number” written and directed by Ali Saeed was screened at its world premiere.

See also  An evening of Arabic and international classical music at the Dubai Opera
Pandora Bacchus
Pandora Bacchus
"Coffee evangelist. Alcohol fanatic. Hardcore creator. Infuriatingly humble zombie ninja. Writer. Introvert. Music fanatic."

Share post:

Popular

More like this
Related

Unlocking the Power of Booking Engines in the Hospitality Industry

In an era dominated by technology, the hospitality industry...

Boost Your Sales with Perfect Banner Printing Services in Dubai

In the fast-paced world of business, effective advertising is...

Defend Against DDoS Attacks with Qrator Labs’ Anti-DDoS Solutions

Protecting your online assets from DDoS (Distributed Denial of...

UAE Powering Gaming Boom in the Middle East

The gaming industry in the Middle East is experiencing...