Saudi filmmaker and director Tawfiq Al-Zaidi recently revealed the official poster of the first feature film of Saudi actor Abdullah Al-Sadhan titled "Nora." The film is the first Saudi long narrative feature to be entirely filmed in Al-Ula, North West Saudi Arabia, which is listed in the UNESCO World Heritage Sites, drawing global attention as a historical tourist destination. The movie, which is written and directed by Tawfiq Al-Zaidi, stars Yakoub Al-Farhan, Maria Bahrawi, Abdullah Al-Sadhan, and Aisha. It will make its world premiere at the third annual Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah. The film is the first experience for Al-Sadhan in cinema, although he has a long and significant artistic career in TV dramas, theatre and TV films. The film tells the story of "Nora," played by Maria Bahrawi, an ambitious and dreamy girl who loves life and art, despite the lack of available artistic opportunities. She meets the art teacher "Nader," played by Yakoub Al-Farhan, who comes from the city and reveals to them that art can be a means of communication. In another context, Abdullah Al-Sadhan announced via his TikTok account his readiness to shoot a new work of art in Kuwait, without revealing any details about it. This is Al-Sadhan’s third work in Kuwait after the series "Kasarat Dhar" with Hanadi Al-Kandari and directed by Ahmad Yakoub Al-Maqala, and "Shilwi Nash" with Yakoub Abdullah and Marum Al-Baloushi and directed by Issa Zayyab.