Saudi Arabia has completed the filming of what is being hailed as the largest Arabic film ever made. The announcement was made by Turki Al-Sheikh, head of the Saudi Entertainment Authority, on the social media platform X.
Titled 7Dogs, the film was shot at the state-of-the-art “Big Time” studio in the Al-Husn area of Riyadh. It brings together a star-studded cast including Karim Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Ezz, and Nasser Al-Qasabi, along with other big names like Tara Emad, Hana El Zahed, and Mona Shalaby.
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Al-Sheikh also revealed that several international actors have taken part in the film, adding a surprise global element to the project that has already generated significant buzz in the region.
He praised the national talent development program that supported the film, highlighting how it provided training opportunities for young Saudis across multiple areas of film production.
