A 77-minute insurance scam where everyone's lying and the building's already on fire. What could go wrong?
A crooked insurance investigator conspires with a factory boss to collect the indemnity payment after the building is burned down but has to destroy a piece of incriminating evidence in the possession of a woman.
Practical Effects
That factory fire probably melted the budget and someone's eyebrows.
Acting
Kim Jin-Pal sweats guilt like it's his job. It basically is.
Director
Yang Chang
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
1974 Hong Kong cinema was cranking out exploitation thrillers like factory orders—this one's literally about burning a factory down. Meta much?
Betty Ting Pei's real-life notoriety from Bruce Lee's 1973 death made her casting here a calculated publicity move—audiences came for scandal, stayed for arson.
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