In 7th-century Arabia, Princess Hind becomes a warrior to defy the ruthless Emperor Kisra. Forged into a warrior and aided by legendary bandit Hanzala, Hind unites warring tribes for a last stand—the historic Battle of Dhi Qar—that will change history.
Directed by Rupert Wyatt
princess
saudi arabia
emperor
concubine
fugitive
period drama
desert
bandit
historical drama
female warrior
tribes
7th century
historical epic
father and daughter
war drama
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Cast
Anthony Mackie
Hanzala
Aiysha Hart
Princess Hind
Sami Bouajila
Hani
Sharlto Copley
Jalabzeen
Ben Kingsley
Emperor Kisra II
Ghassan Massoud
King Numan
Lamis Ammar
Medicine Woman
Ramsey Faragallah
Ibn Qabisah
Saïd Boumazoughe
Samir
Younes Bouab
Aasif
Géza Röhrig
Al Hamerz
Omar Al-Atawi
Shepherd Boy
Crew
Rupert Wyatt
Director
Rupert Wyatt
Writer
Gary Ross
Writer
Dan Levy
Original Music Composer
Jeremy Bolt
Producer
Dennis Berardi
Executive Producer
Des Hamilton
Casting
Ahmed Baageel
Art Direction
Popular Reviews
8 reviews
Axction
1.0★ · 05/03/26
Anthony Mackie be like: hey yo check it out I'm a desert warrior.
Anthony Mackie be like: hey yo check it out I'm a desert warrior.
Leo Kröhnke
3.0★ · 04/16/26
It's very ironic how this Saudi-Arabian-funded movie makes the point that people's lives would be much easier if they abandoned their morals and obediently participated in an inhumane empire, considering this is exactly what is happening today with Saudi Arabia acting as that very empire.
The Saudi Public Investment Fund is pumping so much money into industries like eSports that boycotting their state-run, rigged events (give this video a watch) has become almost impossible for fans, players, and organizations alike.
In the movie, the heroes do the right thing and fight together against the empire, risking their lives. In reality, Saudi Arabian media and tourism are being legitimized more and more every year. The stark contrast between the movies rebellious message and its financial backing is impossible to ignore. Ultimately, this movie is demanding its own boycott.
It's very ironic how this Saudi-Arabian-funded movie makes the point that people's lives would be much easier if they abandoned their morals and obediently participated in an inhumane empire, considering this is exactly what is happening today with Saudi Arabia acting as that very empire.
The Saudi Public Investment Fund is pumping so much money into industries like eSports that boycotting their state-run, rigged events (give this video a watch) has become almost impossible for fans, players, and organizations alike.
In the movie, the heroes do the right thing and fight together against the empire, risking their lives. In reality, Saudi Arabian media and tourism are being legitimized more and more every year. The stark contrast between the movies rebellious message and its financial backing is impossible to ignore. Ultimately, this movie is demanding its own boycott.
Rama
1.0★ · 03/16/26
معليش انا مو الفئة المستهدفة
معليش انا مو الفئة المستهدفة
Royhn
1.0★ · 03/15/26
١-فلم عن التاريخ السعودية ٢- فلم عن السعودية ٣- فلم من السعودية. والكوادر اجنبية؟ الوايت بيبول ما سووها والأعمال لهم. تجي تحط ممثل ب ليستد عشان يمثل دور سعودي بلغة غير العربية؟
١-فلم عن التاريخ السعودية ٢- فلم عن السعودية ٣- فلم من السعودية. والكوادر اجنبية؟ الوايت بيبول ما سووها والأعمال لهم. تجي تحط ممثل ب ليستد عشان يمثل دور سعودي بلغة غير العربية؟
