Son of Sinbad

The tale takes place in a historically blurred era of the Middle East, blending royal courts with legendary marvels. Palaces, harems, and ceremonial pageantry sit alongside weapons like the mythical Greek fire. The period is marked by political maneuvering, imprisonments, rescues, and war readiness as Murad’s forces threaten the city.

Set in a mythic version of ancient Baghdad, the story unfolds in a grand palace city under the Khalif. The city is a crossroads of politics, poetry, and intrigue, where scholars, viziers, and thieves mingle with soldiers and dancers. Desert caravans and hidden, candlelit chambers give the film its exotic, high-fantasy mood. The threat of invasion and the secret of Greek fire underscore the city’s fragility and resilience.

🏛️ Power & Loyalty

The Khalif's court becomes a chessboard where loyalty is bought, brokered, and betrayed. Omar and Sinbad navigate a web of arrests, pardons, and political shows as rivals and nobles seek advantage. Betrayal from within Jiddah contrasts with the protagonists' steadfast bond, shaping how power is used and who earns mercy.

💘 Love & Jealousy

Kristina's confession of love for Omar and Ameer's devotion to Sinbad drive the emotional core of the plot. Jealousy complicates trust, and love is tested by danger, hypnotic manipulation, and shifting loyalties. The couples' fates hinge on courage as romance collides with political upheaval.

🔥 Greek Fire & Warfare

The discovery and demonstration of Greek fire catalyze the war effort and force diplomacy. Simon's knowledge becomes a weapon that reshapes alliances and creates opportunities for redemption. The siege, the ambush by the Forty Thieves, and Sinbad's tactical improvisation culminate in a redefining battle that determines Baghdad's future.