The Pirate and the Slave Girl

Set during the age of Mediterranean piracy, the film evokes a time when corsairs ruled sea lanes and slave trades thrived. The era blends swashbuckling ship battles with courtly intrigue and political maneuvering among Venice and North African rulers. The tone is adventurous, with daring rescues and double-dealing that shape the fate of kingdoms.

Set across the sunlit Mediterranean, the story moves from sea raids to perilous desert voyages. Rhodes, under Venetian influence, serves as Bianca's homeland and the governor's seat of power. North Africa's desert oasis becomes Miriam's dominion and the final battleground where Drakut's tyranny is challenged.

⚔️ Adventure

The rescue mission drives the plot, sending Roberto across seas and into Drakut's ship. Shipboard battles, perilous crossings, and daring escapes define the action. Loyalties are tested as alliances shift and the threat of capture looms at every turn.

💘 Romance

Roberto's growing love for Bianca complicates his mission, while Miriam's interest in Roberto adds a tense love triangle. Affections influence decisions under pressure and fuel the drama aboard the pirate vessel. Romance becomes a motivating force that could derail or drive the rescue forward.

🗡️ Betrayal

Roberto infiltrates Drakut's crew, stirring suspicion and danger. Drakut's brutality and Gamal's enforcement threaten the mission and the captives. Political leverage and secret papers add layers of betrayal as the plan unfolds toward a climactic confrontation.