All the Small Things

Notorious Hellfire Club, founded by Sir Francis Dashwood, hosted outlandish activities for London's elite and commoners in mid-18th century. Members included John Wilkes, Benjamin Franklin, Sir Joseph Banks, and Lord Sandwich.

Boy (Onky Alexander) after finishing his lecture, trying to build a business in San Francisco. There, he has a beautiful boss named Sheena (Sophia Latjuba), who secretly also has a crush on Boy. Emon (Didi Petet) then came to Boy's place and in the street he found a abandoned child he brought home. Cindy (Paramitha Rusady) who also came to Boy's place, immediately jealous of seeing the familiarity of Boy with Sheena. While Emon later found out that the child he found was a kid who escaped the abduction. He intends to return the child to his parents, but the kidnappers get caught. They tried to seize the child from Emon's hand, but failed. Finally, Emon could hand the child over to his parents, but he was arrested by the police for being a kidnapper. Fortunately there are Boy, Cindy and Sheena who try to clarify. And everything went well.

Bill Brawley, a longshoreman represents the dockworkers in contract talks with their unscrupulous boss, Manson Kenwick, who tells his own sister, Norma, to take Bill's mind off negotiations. Meanwhile, the workers prepare for the waterfront boxing championships. They urge Bill to participate, but when he refuses because he promised Norma that he would not fight, they believe that he has sold out to management. Even Bill's sweetheart, Fen, now afraid of losing him to Norma, cannot convince him to box. On fight night, Bill attends a party at Kenwick's. He learns that Kenwick has persuaded the men to sign a pro-management agreement and also that the fighter for the Kenwick shipyard is injured. Bill rushes to the ring, wins the fight, forces Kenwick into a fairer agreement and tells Fen that he never stopped loving her.

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