Will Smith and Vin Diesel at the Red Sea Film Festival

The opening ceremony of the Red Sea Film Festival, which is being held this Thursday evening in Jeddah, witnessed the presence of a large number of the most prominent and brightest stars and filmmakers around the world. Among the most prominent attendees were international star Will Smith and superstar Vin Diesel, who were keen to attend the Red Carpet. He took many pictures with the audience and fans, and appeared together inside the opening ceremony hall in preparation for the start of the ceremony.

 

The international star, Vin Diesel, expressed his happiness at participating. During the activities of the fourth session of the Red Sea International Film Festival, during his speech at the opening ceremony that is currently being held in the region.

 

Vin Diesel said: “I am proud of my participation in This is a big festival, and I saw more international stars here than I see in America, like Will Smith and Spike Lee”.

 

 

He added jokingly: “When I see Spike Lee, I feel very proud and impressed.” Vin Diesel praised the warmth and generosity he felt in the Kingdom, saying: “I feel warm and happy in this beautiful country. The people here are generous.”

 

A large number of stars arrived from around the world. At the opening ceremony, they include the international star Catherine Zeta-Jones, the international actor Michael Douglas, the head of the jury, director Spike Lee, the actress Michelle Yeoh, the star Eva Longoria Parker, the star Michelle Rodriguez, the actress and model. Spanish Georgina Rodriguez, and Indian stars Kareena Kapoor and Aamir Khan also attended.

 

It is noteworthy that the Red Sea International Film Festival celebrates the presentation of the best productions of Arab and international cinema in the city of Jeddah. The Bride of the Red Sea… The festival’s cinematic program includes various categories and sections of films from all over the world, starting with hidden cinematic treasures restored with the latest display technologies, and ending with films by promising talents.