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February 18, 2020
'Jetman' stuns with Iron Man-style flight over Dubai
February 18, 2020
Morocco fortress village hopes to draw 'Game of Thrones' fans
February 18, 2020
Eilish to perform Bond ballad at British pop music's big night
February 17, 2020
Pneumonia forces Elton John to cut short Auckland gig
February 16, 2020
TV star Flack under pressure from 'show trial', management says after suicide
February 16, 2020
Victoria Beckham's 'gentle rebellion' at London Fashion Week
February 15, 2020
Weinstein prosecutors urge jurors to convict 'predator'
February 14, 2020
Justin Bieber tiptoes out of love cocoon with new album 'Changes'
JEDDAH — Netflix, an American media-services provider and production company, has bought the rights for six short films from Saudi Arabia start-up Telfaz11 Studios, media reports said.The short films, which aim to shine a light on thought-provoking subjects with a focus on social themes, will be streamed under the title “Six Windows in the Desert” and will be available to watch in 190 countries from Feb. 27.The films are 27th of Shaban, Wasati, Is Sumyati Going to Hell?, Predicament in Sight, The Rat and Curtain.“Not only will ‘Six Windows in the Desert’ offer global audiences a lens into the perspective of the Saudi creators, but also through the eyes of film characters with their own take on storytelling,” Netflix said while commenting on the acquisition of the rights of...
February 12, 2020
Netflix acquires 6 short films from Saudi Arabia’s start-up studio
February 12, 2020
Oscar-winning director McQueen returns to art with Tate show
