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Mohammed Al Turki [1] [a] is a Saudi Arabian film producer. [4] [5] [6] Filmography. Notes. ^ Also spelled as Mohammed Al-Turki according to Arab News. [2] [3] References. ^ Goodfellow, Melanie (May 10, 2022). "Saudi's Red Sea Film Festival appoints producer Mohammed Al Turki as CEO". Screen Daily. Retrieved January 10, 2023.
Mohammed Al Turki. CEO of the Red Sea Film Foundation. Mohammed is a globally renowned award-winning film producer, known for acclaimed Hollywood films such as “Arbitrage” starring Richard Gere, “99 Homes” starring Andrew Garfield, and “Crisis” starring Academy Award®-winner Gary Oldman.
Saudi producer Mohammed Al-Turki is stepping down as CEO of Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Foundation, the parent organization of Saudi’s top fest, which is the leading market in the...
The Red Sea Film Foundation, an independent, non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting film culture in Saudi Arabia has today announced that Chairman of the Committee Mohammed Al Turki has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of the Red Sea Film Festival Foundation.
Mohammed Al Turki. Film producer, Entrepreneur. Philanthropist. Born in Saudi Arabia on 3rd July 1986, Mohammed has successfully bridged the entertainment gap between "East and West" through his current and exciting endeavors in both Hollywood and Saudi Arabia.
Saudi Arabia’s Red Sea Film Foundation has announced that Mohammed Al-Turki is stepping down as its CEO to focus on personal projects and his career as an independent film producer and...
After a 12-year career as a producer in Hollywood, Mohammed Al Turki returned to Saudi Arabia as his homeland lifted a 35-year ban on cinemas. Now the CEO of the Red Sea International Film Festival, he’s helping drive the industry forward in the Kingdom at full pace.
