Six Windows in the Desert - Season 1

Season 1
Episodes

Wasati
Based on the true story of extremists attacking a play called Wasati bela Wastiah (A Moderate without Moderation) in Riyadh 10 years ago, the film retells the events from a different point of view.

Is Sumyati going to Hell?
A film through the eyes of Layan, the youngest child of a family who employs housemaid Sumyati. Having to deal with the racism of her employers, Sumyati tries to survive.

Predicament in Sight
A science-fiction short set in the 1970's. Directed by Fairs Godus, survivors of a plane crash in an isolated desert area are forced to co-exist after multiple attempts to communicate with the outside world had failed.

The Rat
Fahad spends the last day of his life with the fear of his father looming over his head. Like a rat on a wheel, Fahad scurries through cycles of fear characterized by different aspects of his father and tries to break free.

27th of Shaban
In the early 2000s, Mohammed and Nouf meet for a date; an act prohibited in Saudi Arabia. The film shows how the date unfolds.

Curtain
A female nurse escaping traumatic events faces fear and judgement at her workplace.
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