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Luis M. D Four people from different parts of the world are invited to a private island in Greece by a mysterious millionaire, apparently to do business. But we will immediately know what the real purpose of this "game" is. The daughter of the mysterious millionaire was tragically killed three years ago and each of the guests, although they don't know each other, are somehow responsible for her misfortune — even one of them would have killed her directly. The millionaire has gathered enough evidence to implicate them all and intends to hand that evidence to the police the very next day. As no one can escape the island at that time, the guests are definitely finished. However, that very same night, the millionaire is found dead on his desk by a gunshot and all the circumstances suggest that it would have been suicide. But was it really suicide? This is the mystery the police will have to solve. To complicate things, the evidence the millionaire allegedly had against his guests has disappeared, so as there is no evidence against them, the guests are free to go and police have nothing else to do but to follow them through different parts of the world. At this point the narrative opens or expands itself, losing the focus on the main crime, which could potentially irritate certain viewers. But despite these unusual change of focus, the crime story is sufficiently well done to keep our attention almost intact for nearly two hours. It may not be a masterpiece, but certainly a good police movie. Rated 3/5 Stars •  Rated 3 out of 5 stars 12/26/23 Full Review Read all reviews

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