Yousef Al-Mujeem

Twelve-year-old Abdullah loves photography, so when his father gives him a new camera to reward him for getting good grades at school, he is thrilled. But while he is out and about taking shots, he inadvertently takes a picture of a crime in progress, and soon, the bandits are after him, intent on destroying the evidence. Dramatic with some clever comic relief, ‘A Picture’ is a great play on the old adage that crime doesn’t pay.

A man goes about his mundane day as he follows the life of a social media celebrity.

Sulaiman, a high-school student, is accused of cheating during an Arabic exam and he has to convince the vice-principal that he wasn’t and get his full grade instead of a zero. His journey isn’t as easy as it seems.

The story depicts a young Kuwaiti who’s attempting to get the right photo taken for his passport.

A father/photographer who has trouble accepting his daughter disappearance, goes through a strange trance when the photos of his daughter begin to haunt him.

Its events revolve in Kuwait in the eighties about a journalist named Meshal, who criticizes a greedy merchant, and the merchant tries to bribe Meshal and does not accept, then the merchant assigns someone to kill Meshal. What will happen?

Khalaf is 10 years old, and he is from the desert in Kuwait in the past. He goes with his father for a trip to find a new water well for their tribe, but something happens to them that changes course of events.