Inside Saudi Arabia | Complete Series | ENDEVR Documentary

Inside Saudi Arabia | Complete Series | All Episodes | ENDEVR Documentary

Saudi Arabia is well known across the world for its wealth, strict faith, and oppression, but while Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has decreed that he wants to reform, the world is shocked by the murder of journalist Khashoggi and other human rights violations. We follow the developments from the inside, through the eyes of the inhabitants themselves. Are they just empty promises or is Saudi Arabia actually able to change?

00:00:00 In Search for Freedom
00:43:10 Under the Control of the Royal Family
01:25:32 The Power of the Holy Cities
02:06:21 Travelling to Reality
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Saudi Arabia is infamous for its wealth, strict faith, and oppression, but while Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman has decreed that he wants reform, the world is shocked by the unbelievably brutal murder of journalist Khashoggi and other human rights violations.

00:00:00 In Search for Freedom
00:43:10 Under the Control of the Royal Family
01:25:32 The Power of the Holy Cities
02:06:21 Travelling to Reality

[higgybee]

My sister was a nurse in Riyadh for 7 years. She really enjoyed her time working and living in Saudi Arabia. She didn't want to leave but at the time foreign housing complexes were being targeted and bombed and it became to dangerous to live where she did. While in Saudi Arabia she developed double breast cancer and she said she received the best medical care and new treatment. Years after she moved back home though her cancer came back and she passed away in 2016. I have many items she sent back home to me from Saudi Arabia and I treasure them.

[perfectlyroundcircle]

I didn't expect to watch 3 hours of this, but I did because it was a very interesting documentary. The host is great as well.

[jamesdavies]

INSANE footage. Someone deserves an Emmy for this.

[marionerskine]

Journalism at its best. Really enjoyed this documentary.

[arbaz]

This is probably the most in-depth documentary I have seen regarding Saudi Arabia.The reporter went to places where other reporters still havent been.I learned lots of new things about Saudi Arabia from this documentary.Keep making such amazing documentaries 👍.

[KevinNguyen-znvv]

When you have to worry about the well-being of your female family members being out in public, it means there's something really wrong with society.

[tbhspfm]

The fact that this documentary was made and published, shows how saudi arabia has changed

[monaeallsup]

Women being treated like adult females and human beings? How is this threatening?

[RussianPlus]

Thank you. Fantastic comprehensive documentary. Wow, I’m blown away

[joemcfatter]

Probably the best documentary about a country and religion I have watched. Learned so much! I don't know how the producers made all this happen, but it paid off for sure.

[MissKealoha]

My Mom's cousin (American) married a Saudi in the 80s. They have 3 grown children now. And just a couple months ago in early 2024, my Aunts and Uncle's were able to travel and visit her for the 1st time ever in Jeddah, SA. She & her family visit the states often. The children all went to college in the US, but all live in SA. In fact my moms cousin met her Saudi husband while attending college in Texas!

[cajcoef]

Amazing documentary. A lot of things about Saudi Arabia has been covered in 4 hrs. and 48 mins. Good job!

[njsnacks]

What an amazing documentary. It deserves an award. Ive never seen such an in depth and extensive documentary on SA

[bugsybugs]

Fantastic reporting. I learnt so much watching this. ❤

[nancykuehnel]

Thank you for this excellent in-depth documentary. I really appreciate the efforts of the reporter. It's interesting to see what has been kept and what has changed in their society.

[IbrahimKaisyVlogs]

I live in Riyadh Saudi Arabia for almost 7 years now since 2016.
As a Palestinian Filipino I'll say that Saudi Arabia its the safe place I never experience criminals etc.
Food are cheap.

If only there is no tax for children.
I'm gonna bring may kids and live here .

[barbaraseymour]

What a lovely, vivacious young woman is Farah. I do wish her every success, that her spirit is not crushed.

[paulinereul]

Hele mooie documentaire ook erg leerzaam, ik heb er met plezier naar gekeken. Heel mooi gefilmd

[toddsmith]

This was fabulous. Very illuminating. Excellent work.