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Laughter echoed through Jeddah as the second comedy festival wrapped up a successful run. Hosted by theater and performing arts authority, the event featured Arab comedy giants From the energy of live performance to the quiet halls of fine art, pioneering artist Taha Al-Saban donated his masterpiece echoes of the past to the ministry of culture, preserving a piece of Saudi heritage. And Saudi creativity is capturing the world's attention on the silver screen. The film Nura made history winning a special mention at the Cannes Film Festival. This marks the first time a Saudi film was officially selected for the prestigious festival, a huge milestone for the nation's cinema. The kingdom's talent is also shining on the international stage for younger audiences. The play Wolf Salma represented Saudi Arabia at a theater festival in Morocco, captivating children with its folk tale. Finally from theater to immersive installations art continues to build cultural bridges. Artist Abdullah Al-Athman showcased his work The Labyrinth in France. His piece explores themes of getting lost and finding one's way, connecting with audiences on a philosophical level.