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From the Ashes: Saudi film inspired by true events set to premiere on Netflix

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The emotionally stirring film not only captures the essence of survival but also pays homage to the human spirit amid adversity.
  • The film intricately unfolds within the confines of an all-girls' school, where a seemingly routine day takes a harrowing turn when a fire erupts in the school's basement
  • What ensues is a riveting portrayal of chaos, panic, but above all, the resilience and fortitude of those trapped within


Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
– “From the Ashes,” a Saudi film inspired by true events, is poised to debut on Netflix on January 18, 2024.

The film intricately unfolds within the confines of an all-girls’ school, where a seemingly routine day takes a harrowing turn when a fire erupts in the school’s basement. What ensues is a riveting portrayal of chaos, panic, but above all, the resilience and fortitude of those trapped within.

While the storyline is fictional, its roots are deeply embedded in a real-life tragedy that echoes the tragic consequences of a similar incident.

Directed by Khaled Fahed and brought to life by Ideation Studios, “From the Ashes” boasts an impressive ensemble cast, featuring Shaima AlTayeb, Khairyeh Abu Laban, Adwa Fahad, Darin AlBayed, and Aesha AlRefai. Their performances, intricately woven into the emotional depth of the narrative, promise to enthrall audiences.

The emotionally stirring film not only captures the essence of survival but also pays homage to the human spirit amid adversity.