Bader Alhomoud (Arabic: بدر الحمود) is a Saudi Arabian film director and screenwriter.[1][2]
Bader Alhomoud | |
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| Born | 1985 |
| Occupation(s) | Film director, screenwriter |
| Years active | 2008 – present |
Career
editAlhomoud started directing films in 2008. He directed the film The Bliss of Being No One, which won many awards including Best Muhr Gulf Short at Dubai International Film Festival,[3][4] the Special Jury Prize at the Beirut International Film Festival[5][6] and Best Script award at Saudi Film Festival.[7] The film has been screened in numerous festivals such as the Gulf Film Festival, Dubai International Film Festival, Abu Dhabi Film Festival and has won other awards.[8] His film Monopoly, which discusses the housing situation in Saudi Arabia, has made an effective social impact on YouTube.[9]
Selected filmography
edit- White & White (2008)
- Shorood (2009)
- Daken (2010)
- Monopoly (2011)
- Karwah (2012)
- Book of Sand (2013)
- Pen of Mirrors (2014)
- Scrap (2015)
- The Bliss of Being No One (2017)
References
edit- The information in this article is based on that in its Arabic equivalent.
- ^ Bader Alhomoud
- ^ یالمخرج السعودي بدر الحمود: هذه اللحظات التي أتمنى أن تتكرر ولن تتكرر!
- ^ Two Saudi films to feature in DIFF’s Muhr Gulf Short
- ^ Saudi filmmaker Bader Al-Homoud receives the "best Muhr Gulf Short" award from Sheikh Mansoor bin Mohammed bin Rashid al-Maktoum
- ^ Bliss of Being No One of the Saudi Bader Alhomoud wins the Jury Special Prize Iranian and Turkish movies win most of the awards of the 17th edition of Beirut International Film Festival
- ^ 2017:17th Edition Awards
- ^ Bliss of Being No One
- ^ Official Gulf Shorts Competition at GFF presents the best in short film-making
- ^ Monopoly : The Saudi Short-Film Which Went a ... - HuffPost
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