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So, 'Dragon, Tiger, Panther (#6)' is an interesting piece of cinema. It dives into this mystery revolving around a will that's been tampered with, and the way it unfolds is quite engaging. The pacing feels different from your usual fare, like it takes its time weaving through various narratives and character perspectives. There's something almost atmospheric about the film, with its unique storytelling style, which really stands out when you compare it to contemporaries. Not to mention, Ann's direction is intriguing, especially since this was her stepping stone before 'The Secret.' You can really see the groundwork being laid here, even if the director remains a mystery.
This film is a curious entry in the 'Dragon, Tiger, Panther' series, often overlooked due to its scarcity. Original prints are hard to find, and collectors seem to have a mixed interest; some appreciate its distinct narrative style, while others focus on Ann's later work. The film's place in the series contributes to its niche appeal, making it a topic of discussion among dedicated fans of the genre.
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