Return to the countryside

The film centers on Amin Pasha, a wealthy villager, and his son Hamdy, who prefers the city life. When Amin's wife leaves for the city, a tragic turn of events unfolds as she and Amin chase after each other, leading to their untimely deaths. Meanwhile, Hassanein, who works for the family, navigates his own struggles to support his daughter Fatima.

As Fatima seeks to bring Hamdy back to their village, the film delves into themes of responsibility, heritage, and the pull of city life versus the values of rural existence. This narrative reflects the socio-economic conditions of the time, making it an interesting piece for collectors of classic cinema, particularly those focused on Egyptian films from the late 1930s.