All The Gulf articles – Page 4
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NewsWadjda to open Gulf Film Festival
Haifaa Al Mansour’s award-winning drama [pictured] will launch the sixth edition of the festival on April 11.
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FeaturesBlooming in the desert
The introduction in 2012 of Abu Dhabi’s generous production rebate underlines the region’s ambition as an international production hub.
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FeaturesBig screen opportunities
State-of-the-art multiplexes are helping to grow the Gulf box office.
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FeaturesThe power of three
The Gulf festivals are playing a central role in the Arab film-making renaissance.
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FeaturesVision of the future
A few years after splashy Hollywood deals put the region on the film map, the Gulf has been refocusing its efforts on building a sustainable industry - and now local talent is finding its voice.
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FeaturesProgress on a bumpy road
Cinema-going is becoming increasingly popular across the Gulf. But regional sensitivities, censorship and piracy mean it can be tricky to release into the region. Matt Ross reports
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FeaturesBridging the Gulf
The Middle East may be rich in stories, but local films have struggled for profile overseas. Matt Ross looks at how ambitious funding initiatives are improving the situation for film-makers in the region
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FeaturesHome is where the heart is
The Gulf territories have attracted international attention with their investment clout and bold plans to create a world-class film infrastructure. But the message is now clear that the region is not a funder for the West but intent on building its local industry and talent base. Matt Ross reports
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