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Gilgamesh Pearl (2011)

Actors: Zeeshan Jawed Shah (producer), Zeeshan Jawed Shah (actor), Zeeshan Jawed Shah (director), Hamad Abdulla (writer), Bu Idrees Mughal (actor), Hamad Abdulla (director), Hamad Abdulla (actor), Hussain Mahmood (actor), Hamad Al Ghareeb (writer), Sara Radhi (actress), Lujain Tab (actress), Mohammed Junaid (actor), Ahmed Zainal (actor), Hamad Al Khalifa (actor), Sara Radhi (director),

Plot: It's a story about three friends that have nothing in common. They were witnessed in the wrong place at the wrong time. This made them suspects for the death of a famous musician. Through their journey they find a paper including the names of the next VIP's to be killed. The friends are struggling their way to survive and prove that they're innocent. Now they have to cooperate to get themselves out of all of this trouble. And they are unaware of the secret of Gilgamesh Pearl hidden behind all these mysterious happenings.

The Corporation (2011)

Actors: Fahmi Farahat (writer), Fahmi Farahat (producer), Fahmi Farahat (director), Fahmi Farahat (editor), Vicente Avella (composer), Farouk Ahmad Farahat (producer), Abdullah Ashomar (writer), Amy Ahmed (actress), Abduallah Al-Sanussi (actor), Zizi Jouhar (actress), Shireen Bawazer (actress), Abdullaziz Alshemary (actor), Mohannad Alshmary (actor), Talal Alsider (actor), Mohammed Azahrani (actor),

Plot: The Corporation is a Saudi feature film about working in a newly co-ed office in the sexually segregated country of Saudi Arabia. The film is shot in reality TV style in which the camera and film crew are characters in the movie. The Corporation starring, Mohammed Al-Zahrani, Talal Al-Sider and Shereen Bawaseer. The film also features a number of interesting characters, such as: stubborn manager, Hamad; the new female manager who has authority issues, Dr. Firyal; the young conservative extremist, Read; feminist Abeer; traditionally covered, Sarah, with her cartoonish voice; the romantic Indian tea boy, Ikbal; the serious Iraqi accountant, Safe; the idiotic government liaison, Abo Azah; and the ignored trainee.

Office Games (2009)

Actors: Mathius Mack Gertz (producer), Katherine Norland (actress), Lance J. Holt (actor), Nate Geez (actor), Sheila Cavalette (actress), Carl McDowell (producer), Patrick Bautista (actor), Carl McDowell (actor), Indira G. Wilson (actress), Malia Dawkins (actress), Ethan Ednee (actor), Anthony Aniano (actor), Kimberly Shay Jones (actress), Sharmila Sahni (actress), Doug Smith (actor),

Plot: Larry Walker, a successful advertising associate wants to give up his playboy ways and settle down with a former college girlfriend and current co-worker Monica James. There are just two problems; Monica doesn't think he can handle a serious relationship so she gives him one day to prove he is ready and now every women at the office seems to want Larry. With help from his best friend Jason, Larry has to negotiate the biggest deal of his career and find true love by the end of day.

Poet's War (2007)

Actors: Jeff Murphy (editor), Jared Chandler (writer), Jared Chandler (director), Jared Chandler (producer), Maurice Compte (actor), Markell Andrew (actor), Salazar (actor), Pablo Espinosa (actor), Pablo Espinosa (producer), Pablo Espinosa (producer), Dominic Rains (actor), Jody Hart (actor), Jody Hart (producer), Dulce Maria Solis (actress), Jim Morse (actor),

A Bahraini Tale (2006)

Actors: Bassam Al-Thawadi (producer), Bassam Al-Thawadi (director), Mohammed Haddad (composer), Fareed Ramadan (writer), Fatima Abdulrahim (actress), Osama Al-Saif (editor), Mariam Ziman (actress), Juma'an Al-Rowayai (actor), Mubarak Khamis (actor), Abdulla Malik (actor), Shayma Janahi (actress), Abdulla Al Sa'adawi (actor), Majeda Sultan (actress), Fahad Mandi (actor), Hassan Al-Majed (actor),

Plot: Set during the Arab-Israeli war of 1967, this epic drama is both the personal story of a middle-class Bahraini family and an account of the hopes and faith the Arab world had in Jamal Abdul Nasser as its leader. Intimately told, it skillfully interweaves the personal and the general to reveal a society built on male domination and female sacrifice, as women attempt to enjoy freedom of choice.

Island of Allah (1956)

Actors: Fredric March (actor), Fredric March (actor), Richard Lyford (producer), Richard Lyford (director), James E. Stewart (actor), Albert Clements (actor), Said Shawa (actor), Fatima Bint Ali (actress), Princess Yasmina (actress), Isa Sabbagh (actor), Ira Constad (actor), Zafir Hussaini (actor), John R. Jones (actor), Nasir Ibn Mubarak (actor),

Harem Girl (1952)

Actors: Wallace MacDonald (producer), Joan Davis (actress), Minerva Urecal (actress), Guy Teague (actor), John George (actor), Harry Wilson (actor), Nick Thompson (actor), Henry Brandon (actor), Peter Mamakos (actor), Paul Marion (actor), John Dehner (actor), Emil Sitka (actor), Peter Brocco (actor), Edward Bernds (writer), Ric Roman (actor),

Plot: A wise-cracking, uninhibited American girl, Susie Perkins ('Joan Davis (I)' (qv)), is hired as a secretary/companion to Princess Shareen ('Peggie Castle' (qv)), a middle-east ruler of a small desert kingdom. Soon after their arrival, Susie learns that Shareen is in great danger, as a wicked sheik desires to get a hold of her oil-rich lands, and the Princess, also. After some wild adventures, aided by Majeed ('Paul Marion' (qv)), sweetheart of Shareen, Susie cleans up the situation, and is last seen joining the French Foreign Legion, which is 'for men only,' which suits Susie just fine. So is she.

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