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The Savage Man, is a 1985 Egyptian play, directed by Ahmed Badr El Din and Mohamed Sobhi, and starring Mohamed Sobhi, Mamdouh Wafi, Hanaa ElShorbagi. with a runtime of 183 minutes.
Al-Hamaji is a symbolic Arabic stage drama built around an eternal contest between devils and angels, with a man named Adam Abed Rabbo — a name that carries the meaning of mankind itself — as their chosen subject. One by one, the forces of good and evil place Adam through a series of moral trials: lying, envy, sedition, doubt, and betrayal. The play examines how Satan rationalizes each vice and tempts Adam toward it, while the angels urge a higher path. Rich in allegory and human insight, the work offers a compelling theatrical meditation on morality, free will, and the perpetual struggle between good and evil within every person.
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