Tomorrow’s Voices

"A collection of Saudi short films brimming with the spirit of youth and their dreams—presenting stories of inspiration, identity, and belonging through a variety of artistic styles.

When the Light Shines:
Thirty years ago, His Royal Highness Prince Faisal bin Abdullah sought to discover the creative minds of Saudi Arabia with the aim of showcasing the nation’s heritage through art. His efforts led to the founding of the Layan Cultural Foundation, which now preserves this legacy for future generations in Saudi Arabia. The foundation has sponsored major exhibitions worldwide, including The Horse: From Arabia to Royal Ascot at the British Museum, photographic showcases of the Kingdom’s extraordinary archaeological heritage, and works by emerging Saudi artists never before displayed abroad.

Namousa:
In 1969, “Zuzu,” a tiny mosquito from AlUla, dreamed of becoming a famous singer like Umm Kulthum. This whimsical story follows her journey to achieve a big dream despite her small size.

Qen:
A heartfelt story about a young boy facing challenges of belonging and sacrifice during a soccer match—blending emotional depth with the power of hope."