White Fire

Bo and Ingrid, a brother and sister who survived a massacre as children, work in a diamond mine in the desert. Their lives are disrupted when they come across an unusual and valuable find. The discovery draws the attention of dangerous criminals, setting off a conflict over the stone.

White Fire is a 1984 action drama directed by Jean-Marie Pallardy, who also wrote the screenplay with Ted Francis and produced the film alongside Alan G. Rainer. It followed The Man from Chicago, released in 1975, as the second feature in Pallardy's directing career. The cast is led by Robert Ginty and Belinda Mayne as the siblings, with Fred Williamson, Jess Hahn, Mirella Banti and Diana Goodman in supporting roles. The production was a British, Turkish and French co-production from A. F. M., Film Centre International and Les Films JMP, running 98 minutes.

On TMDB the film holds a rating of 4.3 out of 10 from 49 votes, indicating limited and largely unfavorable viewer response.