Abdulmohsen Al-Mutairi

Thirty years after the 1991 Gulf War, a group of filmmakers who were children during the hostilities travel across Saudi Arabia, gathering stories that bring home the emotional and mental costs of living through that conflict. Thirteen stories mingle with snatches of old songs and some nostalgic images of the time, invoking memories of the good things of childhood as well as the horrors of war.

This short film tells the story of Noorah, a young Arab woman drawn into a world of violence and treachery when her friend, Sarah, is abducted by Islamic militants and forced into servitude.

Three scriptwriters attempt to attract a leading celebrity to star in their upcoming project.

Amid a crowded wedding day. Al-Bandari is desperate to buy a red rose for her husband. Will she succeed in her attempts?

Thirty years after the 1991 Gulf War, a group of filmmakers who were children during the hostilities travel across Saudi Arabia, gathering stories that bring home the emotional and mental costs of living through that conflict. Thirteen stories mingle with snatches of old songs and some nostalgic images of the time, invoking memories of the good things of childhood as well as the horrors of war.

This short film tells the story of Noorah, a young Arab woman drawn into a world of violence and treachery when her friend, Sarah, is abducted by Islamic militants and forced into servitude.

Amid a crowded wedding day. Al-Bandari is desperate to buy a red rose for her husband. Will she succeed in her attempts?

Amid a crowded wedding day. Al-Bandari is desperate to buy a red rose for her husband. Will she succeed in her attempts?