, produced by Er Dongsheng and , written and directed by Zhuo Yiqian, the movie "Diary of a Youth" officially announced today (8th) that it will be released on April 19. At the same time, the "I'm Not Important" version of the film's preview and release date were released. poster. The film received 12 nominations at the 42nd Hong Kong Film Awards, with a Douban score of 8.5, and was selected into Douban's list of the most anticipated Chinese films in 2024.
The movie "Youth Diary" tells the story of Zheng Sir (played by Lu Zhenye) who works in a middle school and accidentally discovers an unsigned suicide note. He must race against time to find the student who attempted suicide and prevent the tragedy from happening. In the process of searching for the owner of the suicide note, Zheng Sir personally uncovered his long-lost childhood memories that were full of violence and pain. The film explores the root causes of adolescent psychological problems in families, nakedly presenting the invisible food chain within the family to the audience. Elite fathers' extreme desire to control their wives and the "stick education" they pursue on their children have turned what should have been a warm and harmonious home into a depressing and terrifying spiritual execution ground. In the "I'm Not Important" version of the final poster released by
today, a little boy in a school uniform looks desperate, looking down blankly, as if he is burdened with endless pressure and has lost hope in life. The dark red The background and the ashen face of the little boy make the poster extremely visually impactful. The
movie "Diary of Youth" is a movie about children's "growing pains" and a healing diary for adults. The "I'm Not Important" version of the final trailer released today will tell the story of what a 10-year-old schoolboy will encounter. Family bullying is presented to the audience. The control-freak father was violent at home many times, and the mother attributed the failure of the marriage to him. The dual pressure of academics and family caused the little boy to be unable to concentrate in class and even vomited on the spot. At the bottom of the "family food chain", he was convinced that he was trash after facing years of repressive education. He wrote down his childhood worries in his diary because no one in his family really cared about him, listened to him, or loved him. In the end, amid his father's insulting curses and his mother's heart-wrenching cries, the little boy wanted to walk to the rooftop, leaving him in suspense. The
movie "Diary of a Youth" ruthlessly exposes the suffocating profile of traditional family education and digs deep into the abnormal love of the original family. Parents regard their children as their own belongings, a mirror for their narcissism and control. They project all their desires for achievement, ideals, power and fame onto their children who are not yet mentally sound. The film has won good reputation in the countries and regions where it has been released. Some viewers said, "The film is like a collective suicide note, the most successful distillation of adolescent psychological problems and family trauma. And we who watch the film seem to be the diaries." The reader seems to be the author of this diary, and is more likely to be the ignorer of this diary.”
Written by Beijing Youth Daily reporter Xiao Yang
editor by Cui Wei
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