are linked together to form a film.
The first story is about 3 drug addicts who are about to rob someone who has been supplying them with drugs.
The second story tells the story of a husband taking his bride on their honeymoon and going to a pawnshop to pawn off a diamond ring, but unexpectedly finds clues about his ex-wife who disappeared 6 years ago.
The third story tells the story of a failed Elvis imitator who makes a deal with the devil.
It shows us the life records of groups of American diaosi!
And the owner of the pawnshop is the real rich man, who casually receives a $17,000 diamond ring (very suspected to be fake) or a pure gold medal from Elvis. This film does have the feeling of the American version of "Two Smoking Guns", and it is true that the plot is looser and the taste is heavier. Are there more metaphors in it?
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