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"The Big Game" is a comedy crime film directed by Alfred Hitchcock, starring Karen Black and Bruce Dern. The film tells the story of a female fake psychic who accidentally gets involved in a murder case, triggering a conspiracy between two families over property issues.

The rich woman Lai Baidai is old and has no heirs around her. Who should pass on the huge family property? This problem troubled her so much that she called Blanche, who claimed to be a witch, for help. Blanche made up some lies, but Lauberday still confessed the truth. It turned out that forty years ago, her sister gave birth to a child through an affair. Because she violated the family rules, Lan Baidai sent the baby to a hidden place to be raised, and she has never seen her since. In order to find this grown-up nephew, she was willing to ask Blanche for $10,000.

Blanche started the investigation with her lover, the driver of the car, Ramlet. They found the daughter of Lauberday's former driver, who provided some clues that her father had a friend named Sherbridge who adopted a child, but then the whole family was destroyed by fire. Blanche and Ramlet came to the cemetery to inquire about the situation, and learned that the Sherbridge couple died in a fire, and the adopted son was named Edward. But what puzzled them was that in order to avoid responsibility, someone forged the tombstone of the Sherbridge family. The client was named Maloney and worked at a gas station.

As the investigation deepens, Blanche and Ramlet fall into more and more puzzles and dilemmas. They will stop at nothing to unravel this intricate mystery in order to find their long-lost nephew. In the process of searching for the truth, conflicts of interests and secrets between the two families have gradually surfaced.

The Big Game is a gripping puzzle journey. In this world of lies and deceit, the truth hides behind layers of mystery. Faced with many obstacles, Blanche and Ramlet must show wisdom and courage to approach the truth step by step. This movie not only tells the hardships of finding the truth, but also reflects the complexity of human nature and the contradictions and affection between families. It brings the audience an exciting journey of reasoning, which makes people look forward to the reveal of the truth.