Khaled Yeslam

An indie found footage style film out of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia that tells the tale of three young Saudis who set out to the notoriously haunted Madayen Saleh ruins to the far north of the Kingdom to investigate the myths and the truths behind the cursed place.

At the heart of Jeddah, "Hajeer" tells the captivating story of a young musician and composer from the 1960s, born into a family of musicians. Suddenly struck by an illness that renders him deaf; confronted and left to fend for himself, he does not give up. With authentic and deeply complex characters, this story addresses universal themes such as love, hope, resilience, and the struggle against prejudice, offering a unique perspective on life’s challenges. In this poignant drama of love and despair, Hajeer, revitalized by newfound strength, confronts the betrayal of his beloved Aalya and asserts his rights. Through his struggle, Hajeer composes a symphony of redemption, revealing the enduring imprint of eternal love.

When the entire city is infected with chicken pox, including the children and staff of the orphanage, they do their best to search for a cure with the help of a doctor who is trying to develop a vaccine against the disease and a magician who claims that he can cure them. Sukkar, with the help of her friends, also tries to save circus animals that are subjected to cruelty and abuse.

Weighed down by the grief of her father’s death and shackled to the endless demands of caring for her family, Hulum drifts between suffocating pain and the fleeting mirage of freedom. Her sole escape is a luminous VR world, where she becomes Esc, a fierce, untamed warrior who hunts monsters without fear.

In a seaside city of Jeddah, Saudi Arabia an old man tells the story of first soccer club Al Ittihad to a young man, taking him from the late 20's when the club established and how they shape up a team against all the odds and the story continues till the early 70's where the team faced major issues and how the club and its men dealt with it.

On her 39th birthday, Saudi presenter Dana faces a major risk, a plastic surgery boy to achieve a professional achievement, but soon finds herself thrown upside down by the consequences of this difference.

Saeed's tongue suddenly betrays him, stripping away his ability to speak, except for one word his flawed mouth keeps repeating "Mera".