White Fire

White Fire is a 1984 action-adventure film directed by Jean-Marie Pallardy, who also wrote the screenplay. A co-production of France, Turkey and the United Kingdom, it was also released as Vivre pour survivre and Le Diamant; originally shot in French, its story is set in Türkiye.

Bo and his sister Ingrid, who work in a diamond mine, stumble upon a legendary diamond known as "White Fire." A criminal gang hunting the stone drags the siblings into a dangerous chase. The film stars Belinda Mayne, Robert Ginty, Fred Williamson, Gordon Mitchell and Jess Hahn, with Benito Stefanelli and Pallardy himself also appearing. The score was composed by Jon Lord, and the title song was performed by the rock band Limelight. Over the years, the film has come to be remembered as a cult B-movie, noted for its over-the-top tone.