The Bamboo House of Dolls

Set during World War II, this film follows a group of Chinese and American women imprisoned in a Japanese concentration camp. Among the prisoners is the wife of a deceased Chinese officer who knows the location of hidden gold reserves. Despite suffering from memory loss due to the brutal treatment she endures, she becomes the focus of an escape attempt. A nurse and other prisoners work to flee the camp to recover the gold and evade their captors.

The movie was directed by Kuei Chih-Hung, who followed this project with the 1976 film The Criminals, Part 2: Homicides. Produced by Shaw Brothers, the production is a joint effort between Hong Kong and Korea. The cast includes Lo Lieh, Birte Tove, Wang Hsieh, Lee Hae-suk, Terry Lau Wai-Yue, and Got Ping, with a total of 30 credited performers.

Viewers have given the film mixed scores, with a rating of 5.4/10 on IMDb based on 672 votes and a 5/10 on TMDB from 31 votes.