The film ‘Born a King’, based on the former ruler of Saudi Arabia, created a sensation as soon as it was released

The film ‘Born a King’, made on the life of former ruler King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who played an important role in the establishment of Saudi Arabia, was released in the Gulf countries and Saudi Arabia after a long wait.

‘Born a King’ is made in English language and the film is produced with the support of Spain, UK and Saudi Arabia.

Famous actors from not only Saudi Arabia but also Britain and Africa have played roles in the film and the film was also shot from Saudi Arabia to Britain.

The story of the film is written by the British writer Henry Fritz while its direction is given by the famous Spanish director Andres Gómez who has also been nominated for the highest award Oscar for his Spanish films.

According to ‘Khalij Times’, ‘Born a King’ was released in Saudi Arabia and other Gulf countries including the United Arab Emirates (UAE) on September 23 on the occasion of Saudi Arabia’s National Day.

The film was initially screened at a film festival in April 2019 and has been screened at several international film festivals.

The story of the film is set 100 years ago, depicting the early days of the disintegration of the Ottoman Empire and the establishment of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

The film also shows the civil war in the Arab countries at that time and also shows how the Saudi princes came to conquer other countries.

The main story of the film revolves around King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud, who played an important role in the establishment of Saudi Arabia, who is sent by his father to London at a very young age to negotiate for the establishment of Saudi Arabia.

The film shows how a young child speaks like a king to some of the most powerful political leaders of the time, including Winston Churchill, Britain’s Princess Mary and Lawrence of Arabia.

In the film, the role of King Faisal’s childhood is played by 18-year-old Abdullah Ali, a young actor from Saudi Arabia.

British actor and rapper Ed Skrein, Mission Impossible star Harmony Korfield, Lawrence Fox, James Fleet, Spanish actress Marina Gutil and Lewis Reeves, among others, have appeared in the film.

The film has received critical acclaim in the Middle East, particularly in Saudi Arabia, and is being touted as the first major feature film to be made on Saudi Arabia.

Prince Turki Al-Faisal, the son of King Faisal bin Abdulaziz Al Saud and the former head of Saudi Arabia’s intelligence agency, helped the writer in writing the story of the film and told him many incidents regarding his father.

The film was released this year in the Middle East and Gulf countries, including Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates, with an Arabic translation.

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