In Thailand in the near future, women outnumber men more than 2 to 1. Consequently, men become hot commodities, sparking a vicious country-wide war of major proportions between wives and mistresses as they fight over their men.

Vietnam in 1922 is under colonial French ruling, and anti-French rebellions by peasants have emerged all over the country. In response, the French have activated units of Vietnamese secret agents to track and destroy the rebels. One agent is Le Van Cuong. Although branded with a perfect track record, Cuong’s inner conscience is troubled by the sea of Vietnamese blood he has spilled. Following an assassination of a high ranking French official, Cuong is assigned to seek and kill the notorious leader of the resistance. Cuong encounters Vo Thanh Thuy, a relentless revolutionary fighter and the daughter of the rebel leader. She is captured and imprisoned by Cuong’s cruel superior, Sy. Cuong suspects that Sy knew about the attack on the French official before it happened, and could have prevented it. Suspicious, he warns Thuy that her organization has a mole, helps break her out of prison and becomes a fugitive himself. Her fiery patriotism inspires Cuong, and he develops feelings for the young woman as well. Meanwhile, Sy is tracking Cuong and Thuy, knowing the pair will lead him to Thuy’s father.

Just released from a juvenile detention center, Tai joins Fireball, an underground basketball team he believes is responsible for putting his twin brother in a coma.

Synopsis / Plot

A gritty but brutal drama set in the unpredictable world of prisons. Once locked in there, it’s anyone’s guess how the inmates will react to each other, the wardens, and the situations in which they have found themselves. Nor Chor carries on where “Bangkok Hilton” left off. A man is jailed in Bangkok for killing a pedestrian. Inside the jail he is asked to spy on fellow inmates. What he later learns is that many of his fellow prisoners are innocent.