Alkhallat+ 2022 Movie Review Trailer Poster Online

Netflix has released the trailer for the Saudi movie 'Alkhallat+'. The film has been directed by Fahad Alammari and produced by Telfaz11 studios, the same production company behind the original series. This film pays homage to the highly successful digital series AlKhallat. Things has amassed over 1.5 billion views in its 22-episode run across different platforms.

Netflix's success in collecting and promoting Korean webtoon adaptations is just one example of how the company makes the most of content from unforeseen regions. Netflix has opted to release Alkhallat+, a Saudi Arabian satirical comedy thriller that follows an anthology of stories centering on various characters in various settings.

Director: Fahad Alammari
Stars: Fahad Albutairi, Ismail Alhassan, Sohayb Godus

Telfaz11, a prolific Saudi Arabian production company that has had huge success with films like Blue Spirit, Raven Song and Khambalah: Stereotype since its inception in 2011, is collaborating with Netflix on the current project. The film is based on his hit show Alkhallat which consists of 22 episodes and initially aired in 2017 and has amassed over 1.5 billion views across multiple streaming platforms.

As Netflix adds more unique content to its streaming platform, it will only increase its repertoire and give audiences more choice. While one of Saudi Arabia's most anticipated movies is in the works for 2023, here's everything we know about Alkhallat+.

By collaborating on an exciting new tale of betrayal and deceit, the black comedy definitely draws in the audience. In this series, we will see that the main cast is Mohammed Aldokhei, Ibraheem Alkhairallah, Abdulaziz Alshehri, Ibrahim Al Hajjaj, Sohayb Godus, Fahad Albutairi, Ziyad Alamri and Ismail Al Hassan.

This is an Arabic language film, with a total running time of approximately 118 minutes. The minute-long trailer for the film begins with a man going about the daily activities of his life, but soon, the whole scene changes to a dramatic score that is a symbol of danger. In addition to the trailer, we get to see multiple characters getting into sticky situations. In this film, the characters have been seen dressed in traditional Arab costumes, which will provide the viewer with an approach to their culture and customs.

The story of the series revolves around four stories of different people in different situations, but who have connected in one way or another in the most unlikely of places. In this film, relationships are put to the test to determine if they can weather the coming storm. The story of the film is similar to the series in the genre. The expectations of the film are very high and the fans around the world are really very excited.

On December 5, 2022, Netflix celebrated the world premiere of its first Saudi film at the Red Sea International Film Festival. Around 1000 attendees were present at the Gala Theatre. History is being made through the film's release, and Netflix promises to introduce more diverse content around the world.

AlKhallat+ will be released on January 19, 2023 in 190 countries. The Arabic movie really creates a great response among the audience.

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