Khaled Saqer

Saudi girl Shihana, who used to enjoy life and look at the world from a lovely perspective, finds herself trapped in the darkest place of terror and destruction when she finds herself in the ISIS organization, and she tries to break out from the surrounding deaths.

After losing their son, a couple realizes that their lives have become miserable, so they temporarily move into a house in order to take a break and escape from the sad atmosphere that haunts their daily lives.

A coming-of-age story set in 1919 about 14 year old Faisal, an Arab prince who is dispatched from the deserts of Arabia to London by his warrior father, Prince Abd Al-Aziz, on a high stakes diplomatic mission to secure the formation of his country.

In 1996 Majed opens a photography shop to get away of the suspicion of him being a terrorist.

When their father gets into a car accident five siblings rush to the hospital. Though they find him in good shape the collision causes past secrets to spill out over one harrowing night.

A misunderstanding occurs between two people who have different ideas who meet on a plane, one of whom has an extremist idea of ​​​​life, and the other is traveling to perform an acting scene in a series in the city he is traveling to.

Fay lives in a cloistered apartment, which she can’t leave because her only obstacle to the outside world is her brother. She expresses all of her obsessions through painting, but when she orders a new paint palette, matters get complicated. Directed by Anas Ba-Tahaf and produced by Producer-Actor Hisham Fageeh, who also plays the protagonist along with Sofia Asir, Fay’s Palette is a robust film full of vitality, plunging us into an unspoken world that reveals, through a peculiar incident, familiar obsessions and repressed frustrations that we share with Fay.

A young guy find himself forced to corroborate with the Department for the Promotion of Virtue and Prevention of Vice to catch a guy and his girlfriend red-handed in the apartment

Hailing from a conservative community, a man, woman and child are forced to travel together in a small car to undertake the journey over a 300-km long stretch of road.

An experimental look at the history of Saudi Arabia through the eyes of a Photographer.

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An epic film that shows an important aspect of Imam Turki bin Abdullah's story, who was nicknamed Ra’ee Al-Ajrab. The film depicts the Imam’s extraordinary courage in confronting the enemy, his efforts to regain Riyadh, and his establishment of the second Saudi state.

Atwa is a Saudi short mystery film directed by the young filmmaker Abdulaziz Al-Shalahi and starring Khalid Al-Saqer. The film earned critical acclaim, with Al-Shalahi winning Best Director at the Saudi Film Festival, while Al-Saqer received the Best Actor award at the same festival for his performance in the film.