From the files of the anti-narcotics men… preparations for the movie “Watching Eyes” begin
The advisor declared ”, a cinematic work inspired by a true story taken from the files of anti-narcotics officers in the Kingdom.
The announcement comes as filming is about to start next week, amid widespread interest as it is one of the most prominent cinematic projects expected to appear soon.
His Excellency was keen to thank His Highness The Minister of the Interior for his great support for this work, and for all employees of the Ministry and the heroes of the fight against drugs, including officers and soldiers, stressing that the film aims to embody their sacrifices and transfer their efforts to the big screen in a manner befitting their dedication and courage.
International direction
His Excellency explained in a tweet on his account on the X platform that he asked His Highness the Minister’s permission to name the film “"Watchful eyes"In recognition of the vital role played by the men of the Ministry of the Interior in protecting society.
The film is directed by international Australian director Phillip Noyce, one of the most prominent names in world cinema, who has a career spanning more than five decades, during which he directed famous award-winning works such as Rabbit-Proof Fence, Newsfront, and Dead Calm.
Noyce is known for his ability to present films based on excitement based on realistic stories, which made him his choice for this project. A qualitative and ambitious addition to the Saudi cinematic scene.
The work, which will be filmed in Saudi Arabia, is expected to witness the participation of a cast that includes a number of illustrious names, including Yaqoub Al-Farhan and Faisal Al-Dokhi, along with a Saudi and international production team, to present an artistic experience that highlights the heroism of security personnel and introduces the world to their efforts in combating crime and protecting society.
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