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Announced during the 78th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, the award category will recognise the intersection of creativity, tech and business.
Announced during the 78th edition of the Cannes Film Festival, the award category will recognise the intersection of creativity, tech and business.
The film is an international co-production between France, Palestine, Germany, Portugal, Qatar and the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan.
The Saudi pavilion will host a booth for private production and distribution companies to enhance their global visibility and showcase collaboration and investment opportunities.
Tunisian film 'Promised Sky', supported by Red Sea Film Foundation, has been selected to open this year’s Un Certain Regard section at the 78th Festival de Cannes.
The film draws inspiration from actual events in Tunisia, where sub-Saharan migrants faced a wave of hostility in the media and on the streets, resulting in violence, unjust detentions and...
Early bird submissions are now open until May 31, 2025.
Throughout the festival, the Egyptian Pavilion will host a series of insightful panel discussions, addressing key aspects of filmmaking and industry trends.
'Finnick 2' is scheduled for release in cinemas across the MENA region this fall, with a digital rollout to follow on major platforms.
This year’s winners will be revealed during a ceremony on May 17 in Cannes.
The selection includes three films in Competition, three in Un Certain Regard, one in the Directors’ Fortnight and two documentaries featured in the parallel ACID section.
Through a series of panels, awards and networking events, the ACC will showcase the depth of Arab cinema, delve into major industry developments across the MENA region, and encourage global...
Applicants from Qatar and the MENA region including the diaspora, as well as DFI grantees (from any region), are prioritised for participation.
The film, directed by Laila Abbas, is an incisive portrayal of two sisters navigating the complexities of patriarchal laws and the broader political tensions of the Israeli occupation of Palestine.
The Turkish film will be released on May 16, 2025.
Previously, the film was chosen to take part in the Cairo Film Connection during the 45th edition of the Cairo International Film Festival.
This tour features screenings of select Saudi films, followed by engaging dialogue sessions with Saudi filmmakers and talent.
Early Bird registration for DFM 2025 is now open and runs through May 31.
Five Saudi documentary highlighting the Kingdom’s heritage will be featured in the programme.
The award recognises influential industry leaders whose contributions have raised the profile of Arab cinema on the global stage.
'Now You See Me: Now You Don’t' is part of a growing list of major Hollywood productions filmed in Abu Dhabi.
The film festival returns with powerful stories of identity, resilience and defiance.
The docudrama, set in Lebanon, is a joint production between Lebanon, France, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.
'Norah' is the first Saudi feature film to be shot at AlUla with an all-Saudi cast and more than 40% Saudi crew.
Over the course of four days, directors will explore their creative voice, gain industry insights and refine their storytelling approach through group work, and one-on-one guidance.
A joint production between Palestine and the Netherlands, the film is written, directed and edited by Sabrine Khoury.
The opening film of the festival will be 'Passing Dreams' by Palestinian director Rashid Masharawi.
This opportunity not only provides practical training but also fosters a deeper understanding of cinematic storytelling—offering young voices a chance to shine on the UAE’s growing film landscape.
The pavilion will serve as a hub for industry professionals, hosting curated panel discussions, high-level networking sessions and a range of cinematic activations.
The film has received significant support, including grants from the El Gouna Film Festival and recognition from the CineGouna Platform.
SeriesLab includes an exclusive trip to Los Angeles for intensive training and participation in the Film Independent Forum.
The Arab Cinema Week will open with 'Three', a psychological horror directed by Nayla Al Khaja.
The agreement also emphasises investing in human capital through development, training and knowledge exchange in the field of archiving.
The commission aims to showcase Saudi films and local talent, highlight the development of the Kingdom’s film industry, and strengthen collaboration with the Chinese and wider Asian film markets.
Red Sea Fund to grant two awards of $6662.69 each for Development and Production categories.
The Cinamaa website is a platform for aspiring filmmakers, critics and enthusiasts to access articles, research, discussions, workshops and short films, while sharing their own work and learning about film.
Produced in tandem with Fawaz Gadri and Salem Shabl of Mazallah Studios, this short film stars Zara Al Balushi alongside Yasser Al Harbi.
Saudi director and producer Osama Al Khurayji’s debut feature 'Siwar' has been chosen to open the Saudi Film Festival.
The story of 'Mountain Boy' is based on the 2017 children's book 'The Boy Who Knew the Mountains', written by Emirati-Australian author Michele Ziolkowski.
The actor started his TV career in 1993 before he landed a role in 1998 film 'Aboud Ala El Hedoud'.
The 45th CIFF will showcase a selection of films from around the globe and feature a series of film workshops and seminars.
Web series produced in 2024 or 2025 are now eligible for submission, provided they include at least three episodes, each with a duration of 3 to 10 minutes.
The film has received significant support, including grants from the El Gouna Film Festival and recognition from the CineGouna Platform.
The event will feature two documentary projects produced by TV BRICS: 'Uralian Anomaly' and 'Partitura. Young Music of Russia'.
Filmmakers from Saudi Arabia, the Arab world, Africa and Asia can apply through the website before the April 21 deadline.
The film centres around Aisha, a 26-year-old Somali caregiver living in a Cairo neighbourhood populated by African migrants.
'The Village Next to Paradise' is a 2024 drama film written and directed by Mo Harawe in his feature-length debut.
With a diverse lineup spanning intimate stories and political narratives, MAD Solutions continues to champion Arab cinema on the international stage.
The selection includes narratives and documentaries from emerging and established filmmakers supported by DFI.
Qumra 2025 has welcomed accomplished industry professionals from 50 nations to provide constructive feedback during one-on-one sessions and specially curated industry consultations
The Lab will be held in Jordan in September 2025. Exact dates will be announced later.
The social thriller is Mohamed Rashad's first narrative feature, following his 2016 documentary 'Little Eagles'.
Participating films will compete for the El Gouna Star awards, with a total of $234,000 in cash prizes distributed across the different competition.
This film by a Palestinian-Israeli collective of four young activists has been made as an act of creative resistance on the path to greater justice.
The social thriller is Mohamed Rashad's first narrative feature, following his 2016 documentary 'Little Eagles'.
The film tells the story of 12-year-old Sami, who embarks on a journey with his uncle and cousin to search for his beloved pet pigeon after it escapes from their...
MAD World oversees the film’s international sales, while MAD Distribution manages its distribution across the MENA region.
Red Sea Film Foundation-backed films 'Yunan', 'To a Land Unknown', 'To Kill a Mongolian Horse' and 'Yalla Parkour' are set to be showcased.
The Egypt-Denmark-Saudi co-production is produced by Ahmed Amer of Cairo-based A.A. Films and Patricia Drati of Copenhagen-based Good Company Pictures.
With 410 attendees, panel discussions and industry leaders in the room, the event was a celebration of creativity, networking and dreams, aligning with the hotel’s We Create Drama vision.
The film has received significant support, including grants from the El Gouna Film Festival and recognition from the CineGouna Platform.