Hamido

• 1953
• 1 Hr 55 Mins
• Suspense, Drama

Hamido (Farid Shawky) is a fisherman who works as a hand for hire on a fishing boat in the Abu Qir area in Alexandria, and lives with his mother (Firdous Muhammad). He is in a relationship of affection and love with the gypsy Saadia (Huda Sultan), who reads the fortune, to support her blind father (Abdul Majid Shukri) and her little brother Samaka (Suleiman Al-Gundi), who works as a sea boy for Hamido, Hamido was looking forward to have a boat of his own so that he does not work as a wage-earner for others. And get that fast he started smuggling opium by sea, by the help of his hinge man Sharshoura (Said Abu Bakr). They used to get drugs from other ships crossing the Mediterranean, and keep them in the sea water until they pass the Coast Guard inspection of fishermen, then sneak into the sea at night, and recover the drugs. Sharshoura became addicted to the opium, until he lost his ability to work after his health worsened, and so Hamido started working alone one night while Hamido was recovering drugs from the water, one of the patrols surprised him, and he found Saadia, so he handed her the drug packet as it contained On the roe, and asked her to hand it over to him the next day, thus he escaped from the night patrol, and on the next day he was surprised that Saadia knew the contents of the box, and she advised him to stop that way. Under the claims of love and the promise of marriage, Saadia surrendered to Hamido until she became pregnant from him. And when he refused to marry her, she informed his mother of her pregnancy from him. Hamido decided to get rid of Saadia, so he lured her to the sea and drowned her in it, but a fisherman saw her in the water and rescued her. While all that happened he was under surveillance by the drug investigations, with reporting news of the drug trade to the police, who decided to attack Hamido's gang, but Hamido was able to mislead the police and escape from them, and he resorted to the sea, where he found the boat that rescued Saadia , and he fled to the sea and started exchanged fire with the coast guard ship, but he was surprised that Saadia was alive on the back of the boat, with a hand gun was aimed at him, and when he snatched it from her and tried to kill her, the Coast Guard rushed and killed him.