Saudi cinemas will receive 3 new films this weekend, as part of the group of films shown at the end of each week in theaters. The works on display range between romance, action and thriller.

Take Care of Yourself

Cinemas today receive the film "Take Care of Yourself", whose plot revolves around "Laa", a radio broadcaster who fears commitment and enters emotional relationships that end for trivial reasons, before he meets "Farida", who seems like an ideal girl. But his life is turned upside down when he discovers that she is one of the biggest arms dealers, and he finds himself caught in a series of dangerous situations and intriguing paradoxes after she forces him to marry her.

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The film stars Ahmed El-Sakka, Yasmine Abdel Aziz, Lubluba, Mohamed Radwan, Mustafa Abu Saree, and Mohamed Tharwat. The director is Moataz El-Touni, with screenplay and dialogue by Sherif El-Leithy.

Pinocchio: Unstrung

Cinemas also receive the film "Pinocchio: Unstrung". The film tells the story of "James", who learns about a seemingly magical wooden puppet named "Pinocchio" through his grandfather "Geppetto". A friendship develops between them. Pinocchio becomes aware of the dark sides of the world, but he is unable to understand human morality. He embarks on a bloody campaign to eliminate everything he sees as evil, driven by his desire to become a real boy and influenced by a mysterious and evil cricket.

The film stars Richard Brake, Robert Englund, Peter De Souza-Feighoney, Kelly Ryan Sanson, Emma Tate, and Cameron Bell. It is directed and written by Rhys Frake-Waterfield.

Motor City

Cinemas also show today the film "Motor City", where the life of a working-class romantic in Detroit during the 1970s is turned upside down after he falls in love with a friend of a ruthless gangster. He is subjected to a conspiracy that frames him for a crime he did not commit and sends him to prison. After years behind bars, he returns to the city driven by a single desire that controls him: revenge.

The film stars Alan Ritchson, Shailene Woodley, Ben McKenzie, Pablo Schreiber, Ben Foster, and Lionel Boyce. The director is Bootsy Bonsiruli, with screenplay and writing by Chad St. John.