Action, excitement and comedy .. Cinemas receive 3 new films today

Today, Thursday, Saudi cinema halls will receive 3 new films within a set of works that begin in cinemas in the Kingdom during the weekend, and the works presented vary between drama, excitement and comedy.

Al -Safa High School for Girls

The movie “Al -Safa High School Girls” you watch, today, Thursday, in cinemas, which is a PG15 classified, meaning that the adults are accompanied by those under 15 years.

The events take place within the (Al -Safa) secondary school for girls, when an ambitious teacher moves to the school and is exposed to many funny situations, and the film tells the story of “Hisham Abu Tawl” who hates women and soft sex and refuses to deal with them, but the conditions are led by to work in one of the girls’ schools, where he finds himself forced to train a women’s team in the school to participate in a basketball championship with the aim of winning a great prize that may save the school from bankruptcy.

The film is directed by Amr Salah and written by: Amin Jamal and Walid Abu Al -Majd and starring Ali Rabie, Muhammad Osama (Aws Aws), Muhammad Tharwat, Lina Sofia bin Hamman, Bayoumi Fouad, Hala Fakher, Sarah Al -Shami and Hamam Magdy.

Dirty Angels

Today, cinemas also receive the movie Dirty Angels, which revolves around a group of soldiers who deny a paramedic to save a group of teenagers trapped between ISIS and Taliban forces.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cg9loklpc4a
The film is directed by Martin Campbell, written by Alisa Sullivan Hagis, Jonas McCord, starring Eva Green, Maria Bakalova, Ruby Rose, Rona Li Chamoun, and Jojo T -Jebus.

Kill

Kill also begins, as three brothers return to a remote forest where they killed their father, and they discovered that his grave has become empty; Which compels them to question the loyalty of each other with devastating consequences, during which fear and madness are controlled.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sr2k5w0lk0
The film is directed by Rodgeger Griffiths, written by the duo Rodger Griffiths, Robert Dramund, starring Brian France, Daniel Portman, Paul Higins, James Harskins, Joan Thompson, and Kallum Ross.