Saudi Arabia - The East
Description
Spectacular rock formations, never-ending desert landscapes and a culture dating back thousands of years: Saudi Arabia, the unknown and conservative kingdom. The coastal town of Dammam lies in the east of the country, whose affluence is based on the city’s gigantic oil fields. Further inland lies Riyadh – the Saudi capital and the center of power. The cities are surrounded by deserts and oases, such as Ha’il with its fascinating rock carvings. The film Saudi Arabia – The East portrays the kingdom’s ordinary people: camel traders, flea market visitors, and female artists.
Runtime
52 min 5 sec
Series
Subjects
Geography
Database
Films on Demand
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