In the French colony of Indochina in the 1920s, the infamous British hunter Aidan McClaryhunted for ivory for a living, but he discovers a tiger family during a hunting operation, which makes them difficult for them. It was an unexpected gain. After killing the cubs Gomo and Sanha's father, the twins were separated by cruel fate despite the cub's mother making two attempts to rescue her cubs.
Gomo and Sanha, one shy and gentle, the other rough and fierce. After the separation, the fierce older brother Gomo was sold to the circus, where homesickness and life in a cage robbed Gomo of his spirit. The docile younger brother Sanha is in a better position, becoming the pet and playmate of the lonely son Rao Normandin intends to develop the nearby jungle into a tourist attraction, but this must be approved by his superiors, so the family sends Sanha to train as a "fighter" to compete in order to please his superiors.
When the two tigers grow up, they meet again, only this time they are no longer brothers but enemies. When Gomo and Sanha meet each other in the Colosseum, facing whips, sticks, guns Mouth, this pair of tiger brothers was not afraid of lewdness and resolutely stopped fighting. At that moment, the two pairs of tiger eyes looked at each other affectionately, the water was as soft as the water, the memories of childhood flashed back in their eyes, and the tears were shining. Finally, the two tigers escaped from the cage and returned to the jungle. But they posed a potential threat to the local village, and Normandin sent McCrary to kill them, but when McCrary saw the two tigers happily returning to their jungle, he relented. He couldn't start either, and he couldn't allow himself to complete the task, so he left Gomo and Sanha to their destiny and turned away
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