RIYADH: Riyadh is presently hosting the fourth Gulf Cinema Festival, which continues until April 18.
The event honors several of the pioneers of Gulf cinema and is hosted by the Saudi Film Commission, supported by Prince Badr bin Abdullah bin Farhan, the minister of culture and head of the commission’s board of directors.
Along with well-known campaigners and influential people in the film industry, dignitaries, cultural and media leaders, and others are participating. The festival’s program offers film screenings, interviews, and workshops that allow attendees to learn about the film business from the viewpoints of critics and producers.
This festival is a reflection of the close relationship that exists between ambition and the GCC’s cultural strategies, which are crucial in fostering greater cultural interchange, building infrastructure, taking cues from successful past experiences, and pushing Gulf talent to provide more.
During the opening ceremony, an additional film showcasing the breadth of Gulf cinema and the festival’s impact was shown. The event is expected to enhance national film by giving gifted people innovative stages on which to present their work and discuss their experiences.
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