"Sugar 2" lights up the Red Sea Festival...and Hala Al Turk shares her experience

As part of the activities of the fourth edition of the Red Sea International Film Festival, the second part of the musical family film “Sugar” was screened, entitled “Sugar: Seven and the Beads”. The film, produced by MBC Studios in cooperation with Aroma Productions, continues to explore the daily lives of orphaned children in a care home through a musical vision that combines drama and adventure.

Actress Hala Al Turk posted photos of herself on the red carpet for the screening of the second part of the movie “Sugar”, with the stars of the work, and other stars who were keen to be present, via her personal account on the photo and video sharing site Instagram.

Hala Al Turk's comment on her experience in the movie "Sugar" Hala Al Turk talked about her experience in the movie "Sugar", and wrote a comment in English, which means: "Tonight, I had the honor of walking the red carpet at the Red Sea Film Festival to attend the premiere of the movie "Sugar" in Jeddah. It was a surreal experience. Moments like this remind me of the importance of perseverance and sticking to your path. Every small step matters, even when the destination seems far away. This is a beautiful milestone along the way. Grateful for this moment and excited for what is to come."

Details of the second part of the movie Sugar The film's events are inspired by the international novel "Daddy Long Legs", and it presents the adventures of the orphan girl Sukkar and her friends who cooperate to overcome difficulties under the strict management of the home, while drawing dreams of a brighter future. The film stars a group of stars, including Hala Al Turk, Moataz Hisham, and Magda Zaki, with music by Ehab Abdel Wahed and distribution by Ahmed Tarek Yehia.

The film’s screening was marked by a grand red carpet reception attended by the film’s creators and stars, amidst great interaction from the audience of families and children. The film is the first musical show of its kind in the region, and is part of the festival’s efforts to provide innovative cinematic content that appeals to all age groups.