Flaming Brothers

Alan Chan and Tin are orphans surviving on the streets of Macau, turning to theft to survive. They vow to be brothers and protect each other, forging a bond that will define their lives.

Tin is caught stealing food inside a church, and Ka-hei intervenes. She discourages him from crime and begins bringing meals to Tin and his friends every day, offering a glimmer of hope in their harsh world. Her kindness becomes a beacon in their lives.

Ka-hei is adopted by a new family, and Tin shares a tearful farewell with her. The parting marks a bittersweet turning point in Tin's life. Tin continues to navigate Macau's streets while cherishing their memory.

Alan and Tin climb through the underworld to become triad leaders. Their partnership grows as they command a growing crew and extend their influence. The city starts to fear their combined power.

During a brutal gang war, Alan and Tin kill Chiu, a key underling of Ko Lo-sei. This act triggers Ko's vengeful campaign and escalates the power struggle in Macau. The brothers' move proves costly and dangerous.

Ko Lo-sei pretends to seek reconciliation with Alan and lures him into an arms-trafficking scheme in Thailand. The plan is a treacherous test, masking Ko's true intent while drawing Alan deeper into danger. Trust becomes a fragile commodity in their dealings.

At the Thai operation, Uncle Pui, Ko's rival, nearly costs Alan his life but ends up earning his trust. Alan manages to survive the betrayal and continues the arms deal, now with Pui as a new ally. The partnership reshapes the underworld dynamics.

While navigating the dangerous world, Alan meets Jenny, a Macau singer, and falls in love. He brings Jenny back to Macau, where she becomes a source of warmth and motivation for him. Her presence anchors his life amid constant threats.

Tin re-encounters Ka-hei at a Catholic school, and they openly share their feelings, becoming engaged. Ka-hei then asks Tin to quit the underworld and seek a peaceful life in Hong Kong. The lovers are torn between loyalty and longing for normalcy.

Tin informs Alan about Ka-hei's wish to retire from crime, which enrages Alan as they pursue a grand business plan. The revelation strains their brotherly bond and foreshadows a growing rift. Trust becomes the casualty of ambition.

Tin chooses to leave Alan to protect his future with Ka-hei and their dreams. He withdraws from the major plans and returns to his own path, aware of the costs. The division between them deepens the coming conflict.

Ko discovers Alan's return and seizes the arms, declaring war on him. Alan's forces are overwhelmed, and Jenny dies protecting him from Ko's assault. The tragedy hardens Alan's resolve to fight back.

With the odds stacked against him, Alan resolves to confront Ko single-handedly. He plans a bold, solo assault to break Ko's hold. This marks a turn toward a decisive, dangerous showdown.

In Hong Kong, Tin learns of the crisis and returns to Macau to fight Ko alongside Alan. The two brothers reunite on the battlefield and brace for a final, perilous confrontation. Their reunion carries the weight of a previously fractured loyalty.

Alan, Tin, and Ko clash in a brutal gunfight that tests every limit. After a fierce struggle, all three are killed together, ending their intertwined saga in tragedy. The tale closes on the cost of loyalty, ambition, and friendship.