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    Red Sea Fest Sets 38 Souk Project Market Titles, Including Asia, TV

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    The Red Sea International Film Festival in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia has unveiled 38 feature film projects and, for the first time, TV series projects that will be featured at this year’s Red Sea Souk Project Market, with organizers touting that they showcase “a continued commitment to championing bold storytelling and exciting new voices in cinema.”

    This year’s selection highlights “a diverse range of narratives and talent from across the globe,” including seven series, they said. The selected projects represent the culmination of the Red Sea Labs annual development program within the Lodge, which is run in partnership with TorinoFilmLab and sponsored by Film Alula.

    “Marking a significant expansion of the program, the Souk this year opened its call for submissions to filmmakers across Asia for the first time, resulting in 28 percent of total submissions originating from the continent,” the market team highlighted. Previously, the Souk was open exclusively to projects with directors from Africa or the Arab world.

    An international panel of readers evaluated submissions, with the final selection determined by a dedicated selection committee. Each project will get tailored pitch mentoring in the lead-up to the Souk to prepare creators for their chance to connect with potential partners and investors.

    “Reflecting the Souk’s ongoing support of talent, the Souk is welcoming back filmmakers Asmae Al Moudir, Sofia Alaouiand Halkawt Mustafa, whose previous feature films screened at the 2023 Red Sea International Film Festival, and who will present their exciting new projects in development during the 2024 edition,” organizers said.

    Highlighted Red Sea Souk director Holly Daniel: “This year’s Red Sea Souk Project Market selection truly embodies our commitment to championing diverse voices and perspectives. As we open our Project Market up to the whole of Asia for the first time, the 38 projects in selection this year represent some of the most original talent and stories from across the two continents.”

    All selected projects will be considered for the Red Sea Souk and Red Sea Labs Awards, alongside a number of partner awards to be unveiled later. These awards offer financial support at various stages of a project’s lifecycle, including development, production, and post-production, as well as dedicated support for projects within the Lodge and SeriesLab.

    Check out the full list of projects below.

    THE SERIESLAB PROJECTS

    B’itha, By Noorah Al Eidi & Shehreyar Ahsan
    Saudi Arabia

    Saria Othman Needs No Man, By Eshtephan Khattar & Hiba Louis
    Lebanon

    Pazuzu, By Ali Kareem & Dania Altayeb
    Iraq, Saudi Arabia

    Generation A, By Mona Ombogo & Louise Kamwangi
    Kenya

    Switch, By Nathan Magoola & Lucky Lora Atwine
    Uganda

    Cold Case-One (Pullukandam Murder Case), By Nithin Lukose & Hari Kirishnan
    India

    Shani Bazaar, By Karan Kabir & Nitin Koul
    India

    THE RED SEA SOUK PROJECTS-IN-DEVELOPMENT

    DO RE MIMI, by Fatima Al-Banawi
    Fiction
    Saudi Arabia

    FAROUK, by Halkawt Mustafa
    Documentary
    Iraq, Norway

    HAVEN OF HOPE, by Seemab Gul
    Debut, Fiction
    Pakistan

    HOLY COW (working title), by Asmae El Moudir
    Fiction
    Morocco

    IT’S OKAY, I’M ONLY HUMAN, by Karim Ghorayeb and George Peter Barbari
    Documentary
    Lebanon, France

    LA PYRAMIDE, by Cj ‘Fiery’ Obasi
    Fiction
    US, Brazil, Senegal, UK, Nigeria

    MOTHER MAYBE, by Sonny Calvento
    Fiction
    Philippines, Singapore, Taiwan R.O.C.

    ROBBING BEIRUT by Katia Jarjoura
    Debut, Fiction
    Lebanon, France

    TAHMINA by Aboozar Amini
    Fiction
    The Netherlands, Canada, Afghanistan, Germany

    THE LONELINESS OF THE LIGHT SKIN ONE, by Baloji Tshiani
    Fiction
    Belgium, France, The Netherlands, Democratic Republic of the Congo, South Africa

    THE SEA WAS ONCE BLUE by Mohamad El-Hadidi
    Debut, Fiction
    Egypt, France

    WATCH IT BURN by Makbul Mubarak
    Fiction
    Indonesia

    THE LODGE PROJECTS

    ASSA, A FISH IN A BOWL, by Dahlia Nemlich
    Debut, Fiction
    Lebanon

    BLUE CARD, by Mohammed Alomda
    Debut, Fiction
    Sudan, Egypt

    I DIDN’T SIGN UP FOR THIS, by Lana Komsany
    Debut, Fiction
    Saudi Arabia

    HADD, by Jamal Kutbi
    Debut, Fiction
    Saudi Arabia

    CLOSE ROSE CLOSE, by Rulan Hasan
    Debut, Fiction
    Saudi Arabia

    I’LL SMILE IN SEPTEMBER, by Aakash Chhabra
    Debut, Fiction
    India

    JAYSAN, by Aisha Sultanbekova
    Debut, Fiction
    Kyrgyzstan

    THE SILENT ONES, by Jawahine Zentar
    Debut, Fiction
    Morocco

    PEPO KALI, by Lydia Matata
    Debut, Fiction
    Kenya

    TARFAYA, by Sofia Alaoui
    Fiction
    Morocco

    TERBAKAR, by Shelby Kho
    Debut, Fiction
    Indonesia, Singapore

    MANJANO, by Omar Hamza
    Debut, Fiction
    Kenya

    THE RED SEA SOUK WORKS-IN-PROGRESS

    A WINNER IS SEEN AT THE START, by Zhannat Alshanova
    Debut, Fiction
    France, Kazakhstan, The Netherlands, Lithuania

    ALLAH IS NOT OBLIGED, by Zaven Najjar
    Debut, Animation
    France, Luxembourg, Belgium, Canada

    DANDELION’S ODYSSEY, by Momoko Seto
    Debut, Animation
    Japan, France, Belgium

    FUXI, by Qiu Jiongjiong
    Fiction
    Taiwan / Hong Kong

    GURIA, Levan Kougashvili
    Fiction
    Georgia, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Bulgaria, Türkiye

    MEMORY OF PRINCESS MUMBI, by Damien Hauseu
    Fiction
    Switzerland, Kenya

    VAGABONDS, by Amartei Armar
    Debut, Fiction
    Ghana

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