What is the movie A Doll's House about?

The film tells the story of Collier, a red-haired woman, who was sentenced to 20 years of hard labor in a Philippine prison for murder. She escaped from prison with her cellmate and a strong black woman boss Greer.

A Doll's House is an American and Filipino action movie released on 197 1, directed by Jack Hill and starring Judy Brown, Pam Grier and Pat Woodall.

Plot:

Greer wants collier as his new pet. Collier is not afraid of lewdness, and soon becomes friends with Bodin (Pat Woodall) who is fierce but full of justice. Alcott, a lonely blonde, is actually very calculating. One day at work, she successfully challenged Greer and conquered him, becoming the new boss of her cell.

Harry and Fred are two little perverts who sell goods to prisoners. Harry coveted Greer's beauty and promised to help him escape from prison.

One day, the abnormal female police officer took Collier away and tried to extort a confession by torture. The prisoners were also locked in the steam room, and Greer, who was isolated from the world, tried to help, but his former minion cut his throat and died tragically. Time was pressing, and Bodin and alcott and others began to rescue Collier and escape from prison.