Turki Al-Sheikh: "Thank God" filming of 7 Dogs has been completed.

The head of the Saudi General Entertainment Authority, Advisor Turki Al-Sheikh, announced the completion of filming for the movie "The Seven Dogs," which he described in an Instagram post as "the largest Arab film production in history."

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The film was shot at Big Time Studios in Riyadh, with the participation of a group of prominent Arab and international cinema stars.

In this context, Advisor Turki Al-Sheikh wrote: "Thank God, filming of the movie 7 Dogs, the largest Arab cinematic production in history, has been completed."

He added that the film was entirely shot at Big Time Studios in Riyadh, noting that the film includes a group of big stars such as Karim Abdel Aziz, Ahmed Ezz, and Nasser Al-Qasabi, in addition to a group of elite stars from the Arab world such as Sayed Ragab, Tara Emad, Sandy, Bella, Hanaa El Zahed, Hala Sedky, and Menna Shalaby, along with a number of international stars.

Al-Sheikh continued: "We are proud of the participation of the Saudi Special Forces in this massive project, and I extend my deep gratitude to His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Saud, Minister of Interior, for his generous support. This project is the fruit of joint cooperation between cinema and military institutions in the Kingdom."

He explained that this cooperation contributes to highlighting the role of the Saudi forces in supporting major national projects.

Thanks to the international directors and producers In his gratitude to all those involved in the project, Al-Sheikh said: “Special thanks to the international directors Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah, the international producer Ivan Atkinson, and everyone on the production team.”

He also thanked the Saudi team led by "Sila Studio," including Dr. Rakan Al-Harthi, Adnan Kayyal, and Abdul-Ilah Al-Qurashi, for their tremendous efforts in this project. He added that the partnership with Riyadh Season and GEA was pivotal to the filming's success.

Advisor Turki Al-Sheikh also emphasized the importance of developing national talent in the film industry: "We are proud to have trained 75 young Saudi men and women in production, with more than 100 Saudi men and women participating in the crew, bringing the total to 175. This is part of our commitment to developing the film industry in the Kingdom and supporting Saudi youth to become an integral part of this industry."

Huge Saudi film projects coming Al-Sheikh spoke about future cinematic projects, saying: “The film 7 Dogs is just the beginning. We have five upcoming projects at Big Time Studios that will be of international standards. These projects include: The Battle of Yarmouk, a film about the life of the Arab Muslim hero Khalid ibn al-Walid, a Saudi international film about the Saudi army, a film about combating drugs in partnership with the Ministry of Interior, in addition to the film The Boulevard by Saudi director Mohammed Al-Mulla, and the horror film Palace of Fog.”

Concluding his remarks, Advisor Turki Al-Sheikh noted the tremendous support of the Saudi leadership: “None of this would have been possible without the tremendous support of my master, the Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques, and His Royal Highness the Crown Prince, the sponsor of the Kingdom’s Vision 2030. This support has enabled us to elevate national production to a world-class level, and we are certain that Saudi cinema will continue its journey toward global recognition.”