Southern Metropolis News reporter Ding Huifeng, intern Tan Qitian recently, produced by Zheng Baorui and directed by the new director Huang Qingxun, starring Aaron Kwok, Miriam Yang , starring Wan Ziliang, Zhang Daming, Bao Qijing, Liu Yase, Gu Dingxuan, Huang Yuejia and other actors. " Mailu Ren" exposed the first fixed-file poster and announced that the film will be released on September 17. The
fixed-file poster screen is mainly based on warm colors, and the words "Mc and the road are on the same route, mutual cherishment and dependence" condense the mixed life of the five flavors. All members of the "wandering family" are on the battlefield. The photos focus on everyone's face, showing the various forms of sentient beings among the little people at the bottom, and behind each character's smile is the implication that "the family has a hard-to-read sutra" Life is sour. In the post-epidemic era, facing life again, we still have to maintain a positive attitude towards life and move on in hope.
It is reported that the movie "Mai Lu Ren" is based on real social events. "Mai Lu Ren" is also called "homeless", referring to many low-level laborers who are homeless at night and choose to spend the night in a 24-hour fast food restaurant. Even though they were "abandoned" by life, they did not "exile" themselves. The strangers of "Mai Luren" met, they were passers-by and family members. The film shows the warmth of the world by showing a group of strangers warming each other, helping each other in a fast food restaurant, finding the warmth of people returning home from strangers, and jointly retrieving the dreams they should have in life.
In the 39th Hong Kong Film Awards that ended earlier, "Mai Lu Man" was nominated for ten awards, and Zhang Daming won the Best Supporting Actor Award. The film was also shortlisted for the "Future of Asia" section of the 32nd Tokyo International Film Festival, and was invited to be the closing film of many film festivals such as the London East Asian Film Festival, the Macau International Film Festival, and the Asian Dynamic Film Festival. It has won unanimous recognition from judges and audiences at home and abroad. , The actor Aaron Kwok also won the "Best Actor" at the London East Asian Film Festival with a unanimous vote. In the 23rd Shanghai International Film Festival, "Mailuren" was screened for six times, and the audience commented: "It is my favorite Chinese film in recent years, thinking about poverty from a larger structure, and from a smaller perspective. Discuss love, sincere and touching."
