JISR FILM FESTIVAL
A festival that takes you on a journey through the cultures of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).
Showcasing the work of both established and emerging filmmakers, telling stories of modernity, diversity and hope.
A festival that is exciting, engaging, and enlightening, breaking age-old stereotypes.
WATCH THE TRAILER
PARTNER
WITH US
PROGRAMME
Film Screening
Conference
Market Place
Networking
Happening at
The Projector,
Singapore
The best cinema in Singapore for Indie & Foreign films.
58,000 Combined Followers | 100 – 590 seat capacity
Located at
8 grange road, Cineleisure building, #05-01, Singapore 239695
Conference
A full day ticketed conference, featuring speakers from Singapore and the GCC, covering Film Television, Trade, Business and Foreign Affairs.
happening at
ONE Degree 15 Marina Sentosa Cove
27
March
2024
27
March
2024
Yacht Club
Conference Venue
OPPORTUNITIES
Increased trade opportunities in
financial services, agri-food, arts, technology, logistics sectors.
CONNECTIVITY
Improved connectivity between
the GCC and Singapore.
TOURISM
Higher awareness and build interest for tourists to travel to the GCC.
PARTICIPATING FILMS
Road to Fulfilment
Gub Gub
SWIM62
EMSAHAR
SALEEG
THE JOURNEY
STARCHASER
Nasser & the Ticket
THE INVISIBLE BALL
INSIYAB
TO CONNECT
…And I Was Left Behind
REFLECTIONS
FISHBOWL
CLOUDS
SCALES
HOW I GOT THERE
30+
FILMS SUBMISSIONS
THE TEAM
Dr Dalal AlGhawas
Founder Agribusiness Consultant, SWAPAC
Livy Von Goh
Founder, Cinepluto
Prashant Somosundram
General Manager, The Projector Singapore
Kok-Chin (KC) Tay
Chairman,
Smart Cities Network
Executive Director (ASEAN), Smart Cities Council
A STRONGER BRIDGE
The Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) is a political and economic alliance of six Middle Eastern countries—Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, the United Arab Emirates, Qatar, Bahrain, and Oman.
In 2006, Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) and Singapore have agreed to start negotiations for a free trade agreement (FTA) which was in force in 2013. Yet the average Singaporean is unaware of the culture of GCC or opportunities for both regions to thrive.
