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Saudi anime movie ‘The Journey’ premiers in Tokyo

Saudi anime movie ‘The Journey’ premiers in Tokyo

  • The film involved a team of 300 Saudi specialists worked alongside their Japanese counterparts
  • The company had already screened the film in Riyadh, the Saudi capital, Jeddah and Dubai
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