Saudi Film Commission announces initiative to preserve national cinema
The initiative will gather and preserve films from a range of sources, including both private and public sector institutions, as well as individual filmmakers.
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The initiative will gather and preserve films from a range of sources, including both private and public sector institutions, as well as individual filmmakers.
AFCI enables film commissions and industry partners to bring productions to life through knowledge-sharing, skill development and connection.
Saudi Arabia now boasts 66 cinemas, housing approximately 618 screens and offering a total of 63,373 seats.
The films selected for the programme represent Saudi Arabia’s upcoming talent, reflecting the “We Dream, We Achieve” motto of the 93rd Saudi National Day.
The contents of the pavilion include a cinematic exhibition highlighting prominent Saudi films that have earned international awards or impressive box office returns.
In AlUla and across Saudi Arabia, the emerging screen sector is lifted by the ambition and potential of young Saudi nationals.
Saudi Film Commission has licensed 56 theatres with 518 screens in 20 cities since its launch in April 2018.
As the Kingdom pushes its Vision 2030 agenda, it is aiming to become the Middle East’s film-production powerhouse.
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