Applications Open For “48-Hour Film Challenge” At Red Sea International Film Festival

July 21, 2024

The Red Sea International Film Festival has disclosed the opening of applications for the "48Hr Film Challenge," which targets young Saudi Arabian talents aspiring to enter the world of filmmaking. ...

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