In 2010, in the movie "Tangshan Earthquake", Zhang Zifeng moved countless fans with tears after the disaster; recently, another little girl's tearful eyes made people feel heart-wrenching.
In the new trailer for the movie "Liberation · Final Rescue", the daughter of Zhong Hanliang's film begged Zhou Yiwei in tears: I'm sorry, uncle. Although
is a short scene, it is true and affectionate.
And this scene intercepted in the trailer, the story behind it can even move every parent. Why does
say that?
"Liberation · Final Rescue" is a new war film planned by Han Sanping, produced and directed by Li Shaohong, and directed by Chang Xiaoyang.
In this new film, Cai Xingfu, the artillery company commander of the People’s Liberation Army, played on Monday, is responsible for rescuing the hostages held in the Kuomintang prison. Yao Zhe, the Kuomintang military demand officer, played by Zhong Hanliang, was framed and wanted but was arrested on the run. Be the "tongue" and join the team to rescue the hostages. The main line of the
story is to rescue the hostages under the background of the war, and at the same time, both of them have a common identity-father, who protects their children and forgets to die amidst the bullets and bullets. The family relationship in the war is particularly moving. In the
film, Cai Xingfu has a very cute son. If it were in peace times, he might be able to enjoy the love of father and son. However, it is a pity that countless people tried to escape from this war island in the raging war of Tianjin. Cai Xingfu's son was lost in the fleeing crowd, and the father and son separated.
In the following episodes, Cai Xingfu, who could not find his son, shouted in the chaotic crowd: Where is my son! In the film, Cai Xingfu's urgent and affectionate roar made this sturdy soldier's father look extremely pitiful.
However, the war is imminent. As a soldier, Cai Xingfu must abandon his family and lead his company to rescue the hostages. Although he didn't say anything, the loss of his son was his unspeakable pain. During the war, he never gave up looking for his son.
In recent years, there have been many movies on the screen with finding children as story clues, "Lonely" starring Andy Lau, "Dear" starring Zhao Wei and Huang Bo, each of which is heartbreaking. And "Liberation · Final Rescue" can be called a "lost orphan" in the war years.
What is happier than Cai Xingfu is that Yao Zhe has a lovely daughter in the film who always stays with him.
As a quartermaster, Yao Zhe also needed to be on the battlefield, but in order to prevent his daughter from being involved in the war, he chose to take his daughter and flee. And his protection of his daughter is also teary. In the
trailer, you watched Zhong Hanliang yelling at his daughter's name, watching him hug his daughter through the gunfire, watching him being held by a gun, still crying and excitedly saying: You hate me, but she is innocent! It can be said that this father is "full of daddy".
"Liberation · Final Rescue" has three meanings. One is that under the general background, the Battle of Ping-Jin as a decisive battle is the liberation of the whole nation, and the main line in the film is the liberation of the hostages, which is also a kind of liberation. This rescue operation is to liberate the two families, and it is also the liberation of the heart.
War is ruthless and humane, and the more the war is under fire, the two fathers protect their children especially great. In life, how many parents do not do their best to care for and love their children? In the scene of fierce battle, every parent feels the same.
What is interesting is that Zhou Yiwei and Zhong Hanliang are also super "daughter slaves" in real life. They almost never expose their daughters and are extremely protective of their daughters, but some details make it clear that these are good fathers in life. Before
, Zhu Dan described the daily life of a family of three. Once, when they were driving around on Monday and waiting for the traffic lights, they turned their heads and said to the babbling daughter, "My baby girl, what do you want, dad I'll buy it all for you!" On the screen, Zhou Weiwei often plays some tough guy-like roles. This is in line with his hormonal temperament, but what I didn't expect is that in reality, he is such a gentle milk. dad. The enthusiasm of family affection in the
film contrasts with the real actor's image, which makes people have a little more expectations for this "Liberation·Endgame". What kind of fathers will the feature film be like? Currently, the film has been scheduled to be released on December 29, and it seems that you can prepare to buy tickets!
