RAS EL HEKMA GUIDE · SAVED CITY FILM READER

The complete silent visual sequence, nine frames, readings and controls are included. Guide pages and source websites need internet.

THE CITY IN MOTION / MODON’S DESIGN VISION

Watch the city vision.
Read each moment.

This short film introduces the planned city, from homes and marinas to schools and hospitals. Choose a chapter to read the words on screen and what they mean.

54-second silent visual edition9 chaptersSupplied September 2026 · production date unknown

The scenes illustrate a city vision. They do not identify completed Ras El Hekma buildings, flights, bookable hotels or services you can use today. © Modon for the supplied visual sequence.

Silent visual edition: the source’s complete video sequence is preserved. The chapter notes are written by the guide. Select a chapter, then use the player’s Play button.

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Full source film frame showing 310K+ residences
Source frame at 0:05 · © Modon

0:00 / 0:08 · CITY VISION

310,000+ planned homes

Words on screen
310K+ residences

The film presents a citywide home programme. It does not count homes already built or released for sale.

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Full source film frame showing International airport
Source frame at 0:10 · © Modon

0:08 / 0:13 · CITY VISION

An international airport

Words on screen
International airport

The aircraft scene illustrates the airport ambition. It does not identify a flight, airport code or passenger service.

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Full source film frame showing Domestic & international marinas
Source frame at 0:15 · © Modon

0:13 / 0:19 · CITY VISION

Marinas for domestic and international boats

Words on screen
Domestic & international marinas

The waterside scene describes a planned marina setting. The film gives no berth count; compare the separate brochure editions for those figures.

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Full source film frame showing 3M sqm leisure & entertainment
Source frame at 0:21 · © Modon

0:19 / 0:24 · CITY VISION

3 million m² for leisure and entertainment

Words on screen
3M sqm leisure & entertainment

The golf scene illustrates leisure. The area label is citywide; it is not the size of Wadi’s golf courses or a statement that a course is open.

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Full source film frame showing 2M sqm retail & F&B
Source frame at 0:26 · © Modon

0:24 / 0:29 · CITY VISION

2 million m² for shops, food and drink

Words on screen
2M sqm retail & F&B

F&B means food and drink. The film describes planned space, without naming shops, tenants or opening dates.

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Full source film frame showing 50+ hotels
Source frame at 0:31 · © Modon

0:29 / 0:34 · CITY VISION

50+ planned hotels

Words on screen
50+ hotels

The pool and sea scenes illustrate hospitality. They do not identify a currently bookable Ras El Hekma hotel.

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Full source film frame showing 310 schools
Source frame at 0:36 · © Modon

0:34 / 0:39 · CITY VISION

310 planned schools

Words on screen
310 schools

The school scene is a city vision. It provides no school names, year groups or admissions rules.

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Full source film frame showing 2 universities
Source frame at 0:41 · © Modon

0:39 / 0:44 · CITY VISION

Two planned universities

Words on screen
2 universities

The film presents a higher-education ambition, without identifying institutions, courses or enrolment dates.

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Full source film frame showing 8 hospitals
Source frame at 0:46 · © Modon

0:44 / 0:53 · CITY VISION

Eight planned hospitals

Words on screen
8 hospitals

The film presents the city’s hospital ambition, followed by Modon’s closing credits. Current public healthcare is a separate reading.

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About this visual reading

The supplied file carries Modon and Ras El Hekma branding. The guide reviewed 54 one-second interval frames and the nine selected chapter frames. This is a visual review, not an independently verified filming location or production date. Receipt in September does not establish when the film was made.

This silent edition keeps the original encoded video frames, dimensions and order, with no crop, overlays or picture changes. The original supplied file stays in the private research archive. The guide’s written notes describe the on-screen programme, rather than transcribing an audio track.

The film’s area labels are retained as printed. They do not define a home’s internal area or establish a measured plot. The marina scene gives no capacity number. More detail remains in the city planning figures, marina-plan comparison and dated delivery reports. Publication record and review ↗.