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JEDDAH: Dec. 8 marked the closing ceremony of Red Sea International Film Festival round two, which celebrated storytellers and participants in the festival competitions who stepped out of their comfort zone to share their stories with the world. Spanish actor Antonio Banderas, supermodel Naomi Campbell, Indian actor Hrithik Roshan, DJ Khaled, former heavyweight boxing champion
SRINAGAR: Less than four years after lifting a ban on cinemas, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s 10-day Red Carpet Film Festival in the Red Sea city of Jeddah has concluded. It witnessed the screening of 138 films from 67 countries in more than 30 languages.
JEDDAH: In another landmark occasion for Saudi Arabia’s fledgling film industry, the stars gathered once again on the red carpet in Jeddah on Monday for the finale of the first Red Sea International Film Festival. Though the film screenings will continue for two more days, the gala event, which included the announcement of the festival award winners, marked the official end of
JEDDAH: As the Kingdom opens up to the world, filmmakers are turning to cinema and visual content to address misconceptions about the country and show true Saudi talent. One such story is the work of up-and-coming Saudi filmmaker Hamza Jamjoom. Born and raised in the coastal city of Jeddah, Jamjoom grew up surrounded by positive female influences, a safe environment, and lived