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| film "He is my brother" held a national premiere ceremony in Beijing |
1905 film news Recently, the film "He is my brother" held a national premiere ceremony in Beijing. The producers of the movie "He is My Brother" Wang Kele, Zhang Huicong, chief producer Lu Jun, the second half of the director, host Lang Yongchun, Uncle Ollie, and the film's creative team all attended the premiere. This is also the first film featuring Chinese truck drivers, which aims to reflect the real life conditions of China's 30 million truck drivers.
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| Ollie also appeared at the premiere ceremony for the uncle |
It is understood that "He is my brother" starred by truck driver Bao (Wang Hongbao) is directly based on the daily life of these truck drivers. What Bao Ge has seen and heard during the year-round transportation. It truly reproduces the life state of Chinese truck drivers, and they use Kuaishou to record their lives and record moving scenes in the real world.
In the film, it tells the story of an ordinary truck driver, who ran away all year round, in order to treat his ill father, while transporting along the border between China and Myanmar. A series of incidents such as the theft of money. Different from the fictitiousness of previous movie stories, the story lines shown in the film "He is My Brother" all come from the real lives of 30 million truck drivers. It is not so much a film reflecting Chinese truck drivers, as it is a documentary for 30 million truck drivers in China.
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| The storyline shown in "He is My Brother" is derived from the real life of 30 million truck drivers. |
In the film, from the perspective of human care, through the truck driver Bo brother's true character, and many card friends in the transportation The true feelings of warming each other and helping each other show to the world the positive, optimistic and progressive attitude of the "Chinese truck drivers" group. There were laughter, tears, resentment, and struggle along the way, but even if they were "tortured" by life, the truck drivers did not give up on themselves. Instead, they met strangely, depended on each other, and turned from passersby to brothers on the way. Finally harvested joy and true love.
For more than 30 million truck drivers in China, in the past, they were just a silent "social group" who were generally outside the mainstream crowd. Their emotions would not be understood and recorded by others. But with the help of mobile platforms, they truly recorded what they saw and heard during the journey. Show the lives of these more than 30 million invisible groups to the public, and let more people pay attention to this group.
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event site, the host Lang Yongchun spoke highly of Kuaishou's approach, thinking that it is very innovative and exploratory to focus on the living conditions of China's 30 million truck drivers in this way. According to reports, in order to reproduce the living conditions of the group of Chinese truck drivers, in the movie "He is My Brother", the main creative team did not choose traffic stars, but boldly used ordinary people such as truck drivers to star in real. This bold and innovative starring and subject matter also opened up a new exploration of film creation.
