Godus Bros
The Godus Brothers are a filmmaking duo whose works are characterized by a unique style and approach. Starting their career in digital platforms with shows and short films, which propelled them towards their ultimate goal of producing their narrative films for the big screen. Sohayb has always stood out for his acting skills and management of film projects, while Faris distinguished himself with his individuality and distinctive vision and direction. They produced their first feature film "Shams Al-Ma'arif" (The Book of Sun), which received widespread acclaim on various platforms. Today, they present their second story, "Ahlam Al-Asr" (Fever Dream), participating in the 2023 Red Sea Film Festival.
Other movies
GIANT
Director: Rowan Athale
Rowan Athale directs this inspiring true story of legendary British-Yemeni boxing champion 'Prince' Naseem Hamed (Amir El-Masry) and his relationship with Irish boxing trainer Brendan Ingle (Pierce Brosnan). Giant charts Naseem’s rags-to-riches underdog tale from his humble beginnings in Sheffield to becoming featherweight champion of the world. With his dominance of the sport, Naseem faced down the racism and islamophobia that swept Britain in the 1980s and '90s and Giant explores the unlikely and tender relationship between Naseem and Ingle, as well as the instrumental role that Ingle played on the boxer’s road to success.
GHOST SCHOOL
Director: Seemab Gul
This gentle yet arresting debut feature from Seemab Gul centers around 10-year-old Rabia, a clear-eyed, logical-thinking, courageous child protagonist who wants to understand the real reason for the abrupt closure of her school. Rumours start that the school is haunted and her teacher is possessed by supernatural beings. However, her day-long quest for the truth, fuelled by her simple desire for an education, leads her into an adult world that has been plunged into superstition. What soon becomes clear are the machinations behind a corrupt regime and classist society, giving way to the nature of its real victims. Ghost School is a bittersweet portrayal of injustice for Rabia and the hope of a better future for all younger generations.
SINK
Director: Zain Duraie
Behind the facade of a perfect life, Nadia, a 40-year-old wife and mother of three, struggles with her marriage and a lost sense of self, leaving her emotionally detached. Her one true connection is with her eldest son, Basil, a brilliant but unsociable high school senior. When a violent outburst at school leads to his suspension, Nadia’s world crumbles. On the verge of burnout, she attempts to care for him, but as she battles her own crisis, she's pulled into his undiagnosed mental illness. As his condition spirals, Nadia's struggle to prove that her son is normal intensifies. The film is an intimate look into a powerful maternal bond and a portrait of unconditional love in the face of chaos.