Ferry to Hong Kong

The story follows Mark Conrad, a habitual drunk and troublemaker, who finds himself expelled by Hong Kong police and sent to Macao on a ferry. The ferry, owned by Captain Hart, becomes a floating prison for Conrad, as his papers are out of order and he cannot go ashore. His life takes a turn during a fateful voyage when he faces a typhoon and pirates, forcing him to confront his aimless existence.

Featuring a notable cast including Curd Jürgens and Orson Welles, the film presents an intriguing look at personal redemption amidst adventure. The setting of Hong Kong and Macao adds a unique cultural flavor that can attract collectors with interests in global cinema. As a product of The Rank Organisation and Pinewood Films, it reflects the cinematic style of the late 1950s.