Indian Cinemas to Spotlight Saudi Films in Landmark Event

Indian Cinemas to Spotlight Saudi Films in Landmark Event
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Indian Cinemas to Spotlight Saudi Films in Landmark Event

Indian Cinemas to Spotlight Saudi Films in Landmark Event

The Saudi Film Commission has announced the upcoming launch of the "Saudi Film Nights" in India from January 31 to February 5, building on the success of previous showcases in Morocco, Australia, and China, with the aim of celebrating Saudi talent, highlighting Saudi cinematic creativity globally, and fostering cultural exchange and collaboration.
The event will screen a selection of Saudi feature and short films, in addition to panel discussions with participating filmmakers and industry talents, SPA reported.
It will begin at the National Museum of Indian Cinema in Mumbai, with screenings continuing in Delhi and Hyderabad. It will bring together filmmakers, film critics, journalists, and cinema enthusiasts, providing a platform for dialogue and connection.
The event is part of the Film Commission's ongoing efforts to advance Saudi cinema, showcase national talents, and foster cultural collaboration and knowledge exchange between Saudi and international filmmakers, reinforcing the Kingdom's status as a leading global cinema destination.



AlUla Arts Festival Offers Unique Blend of Art and Culture

The festival features a comprehensive art program. SPA
The festival features a comprehensive art program. SPA
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AlUla Arts Festival Offers Unique Blend of Art and Culture

The festival features a comprehensive art program. SPA
The festival features a comprehensive art program. SPA

The fourth AlUla Arts Festival, which kicked off this week, offers a unique blend of art and culture amid the breathtaking landscapes of the AlUla Oasis in northwest Saudi Arabia.
Running until February 22, the festival brings together a diverse array of Saudi and international artists to showcase works inspired by AlUla's rich heritage. Through captivating performances, photography exhibits, musical displays, and cinematic experiences, the festival offers visitors a multi-sensory journey of discovery, exploring AlUla's stunning vistas and enchanting sounds.
The festival features a comprehensive art program, with exhibitions hosted in iconic locations like Wadi AlFann, meaning "Valley of the Arts," and AlJadidah Arts District, where renowned international artists will also present solo exhibitions.
The festival reflects the Royal Commission for AlUla's vision to establish AlUla as a global hub for cultural and artistic exchange. Visitors can enjoy a range of unique experiences and participate in community-focused events and family-friendly activities.