Located in the former headquarters of Saudi Arabia’s first commercial bank in Riyadh’s upscale Diplomatic Quarter, Fenaa Alawall serves as a dynamic space for cultural exchange and community engagement with the arts. From November 17th to 21st, Cultural Center Fenaa Alawall will transform its outdoor space into a vibrant film venue, showcasing a curated selection of independent art films for families and children…

Omar Sharif: A Nomad’s Life

Date: 7:15 PM, Tuesday, November 19th

Drawing upon a rich archive, the documentary traces the journey of iconic Egyptian actor Omar Sharif as he rises to international fame, all while maintaining a close bond with his homeland.

Nam June Paik: Moon is the Oldest TV

Date: 7:15 PM, Sunday, November 17th

This documentary delves into the remarkable life of Nam June Paik, tracing his journey from a privileged childhood in Japanese-occupied Korea to his groundbreaking impact on the American avant-garde as the father of video art.

Van Gogh and Japan

Date: 7:15 PM, Monday, November 18th

Dubbed an ‘exhibition on screen’, David Bickerstaff's film looks at how traditional Japanese art deeply influenced the work of Dutch impressionist Vincent Van Gogh, shaping his unique artistic style.

The King and Mister Bird

Date: 5:15 PM, Wednesday, November 20th

This celebrated French animated film follows a lively, outspoken bird as he dares to challenge the all-powerful king of his kingdom.

The Prince’s Voyage

Date: 5:15 PM, Thursday, November 21st

An award-winning animated film from 2019 about an old monkey prince who, after being shipwrecked on an unfamiliar shore, is discovered by a 12-year-old boy named Tom.

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