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- Nov 9, 2026 9:00am PT Partner Content Media City Qatar Supports Regional Productions All the Way to the Big Screen Companies can build and produce in Qatar and be connected to services and infrastructure with the support of Media City Qatar By Partner Content Plus Icon Partner Content Latest The Production Studio, Reimagined 2 weeks ago Biggest Names in Media, Entertainment and Sports Will Connect, Collaborate and Make Deals at Jupiter Festival Miami 1 month ago How Utopai Studios Is Defining Production Intelligence for Film and Television 1 month ago See All A year after Media City Qatar announced its support at MIPCOM Cannes 2025, Arabic drama series “Lamma Shefet” and “Kawalees,” developed by licensed company ImagiQ Productions with The Big Picture Studios, have moved from development into production and are now complete.
- The same journey takes shape across three films: “First to Fly” by Alaqat, “Jodari Meno” by The Film House Originals and “A Very Ordinary Life” by Lusail Film.
- All three are approaching release and have been selected for the special screenings program at Doha Film Festival 2026.
Media City Qatar Supports Regional Productions All the Way to the Big Screen hakkında magazin dünyasında yaşanan en son ayrıntılar ve sıcak gelişmeler netleşti. Nov 9, 2026 9:00am PT Partner Content Media City Qatar Supports Regional Productions All the Way to the Big Screen Companies can build and produce in Qatar and be connected to services and infrastructure with the support of Media City Qatar By Partner Content Plus Icon Partner Content Latest The Production Studio, Reimagined 2 weeks ago Biggest Names in Media, Entertainment and Sports Will Connect, Collaborate and Make Deals at Jupiter Festival Miami 1 month ago How Utopai Studios Is Defining Production Intelligence for Film and Television 1 month ago See All A year after Media City Qatar announced its support at MIPCOM Cannes 2025, Arabic drama series “Lamma Shefet” and “Kawalees,” developed by licensed company ImagiQ Productions with The Big Picture Studios, have moved from development into production and are now complete. The same journey takes shape across three films: “First to Fly” by Alaqat, “Jodari Meno” by The Film House Originals and “A Very Ordinary Life” by Lusail Film.
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All three are approaching release and have been selected for the special screenings program at Doha Film Festival 2026. Related Stories Jane Fonda ‘Didn’t Dare Imagine’ Democrats’ Blue Tsunami: ‘We Have to Block What’s Bad and Fight For What’s Good’ Veteran Publicist Bill Harrison and Creative Director Johnny Wujek Join Nonprofit Art of Elysium (EXCLUSIVE) These projects show how Media City Qatar’s support can carry productions beyond the initial announcement, from development and production through completion and release.
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Five projects, different stories The five productions explore different worlds, from contemporary entertainment to sport, identity and personal ambition. Directed by award-winning filmmaker David Oryan and produced by Rony Jazzar and Mazen Fayad, “Lamma Shefet” is a 10-episode drama-thriller by Sandrine Zeynoun charting a character’s unexpected rise to fame, starring acclaimed regional actors Aimée Sayah and Mohamad Al Ahmad.
“Kawalees,” written by award-winning screenwriter Nadine Jaber and directed by Emile Slailaty, stars Dima Kandalaft as a former investigative journalist turned podcaster who discovers a photo album connected to a singer who disappeared in the 1990s. Also by Zeynoun and produced by Jazzar and Fayad, the film follows her discovery into a world of exploitation and scandal in the entertainment industry.
The three films broaden that range. “First to Fly,” a film by Rodrigo Vazquez Salessi, follows two young gymnasts competing at the world championships, with filming across Qatar, Bulgaria and Madagascar.
The documentary film “Jodari Meno” follows Qatari spearfisher and director Jamal Alkhanji on his quest to land a world-record dogtooth tuna, in a deeply personal journey exploring obsession, mortality and the search for meaning. Meanwhile, “A Very Ordinary Life,” directed by Muhammed Deniz, produced and co-written by Abdulrahim Al-Siddqi and starring Khaled Amin and Farah El Fassi, is also moving toward release, with a story that uncovers a buried family secret.
Film and TV critic Nadim Safieddine, founder of Nad’s Reviews page, says this diversity is enriching. “Arab storytelling has never lacked for talent or ambition.
What’s changing is the infrastructure behind it,” said Safieddine. “When you can greenlight a spearfishing documentary and a psychological thriller in the same slate, that’s when you know something real is being built.” What happens between announcement and screen?
Getting a project to screen takes more tha
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