Director: Norman Foster•Genres: Mystery, Crime, Thriller
Investigator Kentaro Moto travels to Siam to investigate a series of smuggling operations. He quickly finds himself embroiled in a dangerous conspiracy involving stolen jewels, double-crosses, and murder. As Moto unravels the intricate plot, he must rely on his sharp intellect and combat skills to expose the culprits before he becomes their next victim.
As part of the Mr. Moto series, this film was generally seen as a serviceable entry in the B-movie mystery genre of the era. While not particularly groundbreaking, it offered familiar thrills and the distinctive performance of Peter Lorre, which was a consistent draw for audiences.
Offers typical B-movie mystery thrills.
Peter Lorre's performance is a highlight.
A standard, if unremarkable, installment in the series.
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The Mr. Moto film series, starring Peter Lorre, was based on a character created by author John P. Marquand, though the films often took significant liberties with the source material.
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