The film 'All in One Bet', which is based on overseas online fraud cases, is currently being released. Recently, the movie "Parrot Kill", based on a large number of real cases of "pig killing plates," released a trailer and poster for the "pig killing scam" and officially announced that it will be released nationwide on September 15th. Zhou Ran (played by Zhou Dongyu) and Pang Ning (played by Li Meng), who are trapped in a pig killing scam, have gloomy and desperate eyes. Behind the touching love stories, it is the love trap set by members of overseas fraud groups, Lin Zhiguang (played by Zhang Yu) and Xu Zhao (played by Zhang Youhao), using false promises. The movie's pre-sale has now opened and will be released nationwide on September 15th. The movie "Parrot Killing" tells the story of urban white-collar worker Zhou Ran (played by Zhou Dongyu) who is cheated of 550000 yuan in an online romance. Following the clues left by the scammer, Zhou Ran arrived at a small coastal town and unexpectedly met young people like Lin Zhiguang (played by Zhang Yu) and Xu Zhao (played by Zhang Youhao). Zhou Ran gradually discovered that there were clues of being deceived hidden in the two of them, and a revenge plot began accordingly. The creation of the film's story is based on a large number of real cases, focusing on the scam targeting emotions in internet and telecommunications fraud - the "pig killing plate". The movie realistically portrays the crime routine of "killing pigs in the name of love". In a scam where you come and go, who will become their "plate in the plate"? The Most Dangerous Game Mystic Pizza Never Been Kissed Quantum of Solace The Firm In real life, the number of cases encountered by Zhou Ran is staggering. In 2022 alone, more than 464000 telecommunications network fraud cases such as Hogwash Pan were cracked nationwide, with a total amount of fraud exceeding 2 trillion yuan, making it a public topic that society cannot avoid. The film boldly debunks the insider story of the pig killing gang, combining the visual appeal of the subject matter with social intent. While satisfying the elements of a crime commercial thriller, it also calls on the public to rationally distinguish between false sweetness and fatal danger in "online love".