Kuwait TV

A man trapped in the desert, trying to survive against a wolf

Horror television movie from Kuwait.

The events take place in Kuwait in the 1940s before the advent of oil, and the story of a shy love in the conservative society between Mary and Khalifa, and the obstacles they face.

The events revolve around a man who works as a fabric merchant, but his greed, selfishness and love for himself put him in disagreements with those around him, and his intervention in a series of losses in his work and human relations.

A tv movie discussing some controversial marital topics.

The Play Speaks about the problem the Oil in the beginning of the 90s and the problems State of Kuwait facing during that era.

Three young men propose to a girl, one of whom is rich, the second is handsome, and the third is poor who owns nothing except a flying magic carpet. She decides to marry the poor man and travels with him to Iraq, Egypt, Lebanon, and India along the magic carpet.

We Die and Kuwait Remains is a documentary about Asrar Mohammed Al-Qabandi’s (a Kuwaiti martyr) significant role in the Kuwaiti resistance during the Iraqi invasion in the 90s. She joined the resistance since the first days of the siege as a link between inside and outside Kuwait, also prepared and implemented smuggling operation of an important civil documents that were on the Kuwaiti central bank computer to the Kuwaiti government in Saudi Arabia before Iraqi army obtain and destroy them. Furthermore, She forged the identities of foreigners and important figures were in Kuwait, protected them, and extended the Kuwaiti resistance with weapons and money. Thanks to her technical experience, She broke the media siege and was the first Kuwaiti woman talking to CNN about the killing, destruction, and violations that were happening in Kuwait.

A documentary film exploring the stories of Kuwaiti prisoners during the Iraqi invasion of Kuwait. The film reviews narratives from witnesses who experienced that horrific period, and addresses the political, social, and humanitarian impact of the invasion. The film also explores previously unknown details, making it a vital document for understanding this difficult chapter in the region's history