RIYADH: The Saudi Film Commission is taking part in the 76th Berlin International Film Festival from Feb. 12 to 22 to showcase its achievements in advancing the local industry.
A selection of productions that demonstrates the talent of local filmmakers and the Kingdom’s expanding infrastructure will be screened, the Saudi Press Agency reported on Thursday.
The commission will highlight the Kingdom’s diverse locations, focusing on major milestones, including “Norah,” the first Saudi movie selected for the Un Certain Regard section at the Cannes Film Festival.
The commission’s CEO Abdullah Al-Qahtani said: “Saudi cinema goes beyond filmmaking to building cultural bridges and sharing authentic stories with global audiences.”
The commission has signed several cooperation agreements with leading international film institutions, including the French National Center of Cinema.
It also launched artistic initiatives in Berlin in collaboration with global partners and cinemas, demonstrating the Kingdom’s expanding cultural and creative network.
