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ICAC: Steak Fee is a 1978 film directed by Ann Hui and Yim Ho. This second episode of the ICAC Series explores themes of bribery and corruption, making it a significant entry in the crime genre.
ICAC: Steak Fee had a limited release on home video formats, making it relatively scarce among collectors. The film's historical context within the ICAC series adds to its appeal, as it reflects a pivotal moment in Hong Kong's cinematic history. Interest has been growing as collectors recognize its unique approach to storytelling and the socio-political commentary embedded within. Finding a well-preserved copy can be a challenge, but for those who appreciate the nuances of 1970s Hong Kong films, it holds a certain allure.
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ICAC: Steak Fee is a crime film that tackles themes of bribery and corruption.
ICAC: Steak Fee was directed by Ann Hui and Yim Ho.
ICAC: Steak Fee was released in 1978.
ICAC: Steak Fee is available in all formats for collectors.
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