Five Hot Women (Beş Ateşli Kadın)

Five Hot Women (Beş Ateşli Kadın) is a 1968 Turkish-Egyptian-Lebanese co-production blending adventure and comedy. Sources name Frank Agrama alongside Seyfettin Tiryaki as director, with Hulki Saner credited as screenwriter and producer under Saner Film. Shot in Arabic and Turkish, it stands among the regional co-productions of its era.

The story follows journalist Murat, who tracks down an all-female criminal gang printing counterfeit money; he is aided by his girlfriend Ayda, an Interpol agent. Their investigation leads them to a Beirut nightclub and into the gang's network, which they ultimately expose with the police closing in. Cüneyt Arkın stars alongside Hülya Darcan, İsmail Yasin and Ferit Şevki, joined by Egyptian cinema names Sabah, Madiha Kamel and Youssef Wahbi. Running about 80 minutes, the film mixes action with slapstick elements.