harbor girl
In the fishermen's village near the Burullus Canal, Fatima and Sonia save a man who was about to drown, Hassan the little fisherman. The village learned that Fatima saved Hassan the stranger, and this aroused the jealousy of Mahgoub, her cousin and fiancé, so he tried to lure Hassan into a dispute and threatened to kill him, especially since he was considered the strongest man in the village, as he gathered a group of villains around him.
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Plot Summary
A struggling singer on the verge of a nervous breakdown finds herself entangled in a dangerous underworld when she witnesses a murder. To protect herself and her career, she assumes a new identity and becomes involved with the very people she fears.
Critical Reception
Harbor Girl received mixed to negative reviews upon its release, with many critics citing its predictable plot and melodramatic tone. While Jayne Mansfield's performance was noted by some, the film failed to gain significant traction with audiences or critics.
What Reviewers Say
- Jayne Mansfield's star power wasn't enough to elevate the film's weak script.
- The plot relies too heavily on melodrama and contrivances.
- A forgettable entry in the crime drama genre.
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Fun Fact
Despite being a B-movie, 'Harbor Girl' was one of Jayne Mansfield's final films before her untimely death in 1967, and it showcased her attempts to transition into more dramatic roles.
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