Chao News Client Reporter Lu Fang
html At 12:00 on April 15, the "Beijing Screening" of the 14th Beijing International Film Festival was opened on the Maoyan Movie app.From April 18th to 27th, more than 240 domestic and foreign masterpieces in 16 screening units will be screened for about 750 times in 27 theaters in the Beijing-Tianjin-Hebei region.
reporter learned that the first ticket to be sold at this year's Beijing Film Festival was "My Altay Episodes 1-3", and the number one ticket was "Weima's House" with a total of 5,499 tickets sold. In addition, the number of movie fans from other places increased by 3% compared with the previous session, and the proportion of movie fans in Hangzhou purchasing tickets accounted for 1.1%.
"My Altay" is an 8-episode miniseries directed by Teng Congcong, who rose to prominence with " Send Me to the Blue Clouds ", Ma Yili , Zhou Yiran, Yu Shi, Jiang Qiming and others. It was previously shortlisted for the Cannes Television Festival, with 2 episodes having its world premiere, and 3 episodes will be screened at the Beijing Film Festival. This is also the first domestic drama to be screened in the history of the Beijing Film Festival.
"My Altay" is adapted from the essay collection of the same name by writer Li Juan. The original work records every bit of the author's life in the Altay region in northern Xinjiang, including the memories and insights of people and things. The play originally reproduces the scenery and people in northern Xinjiang, interprets every detail of life in Altay, and is full of simple and refreshing atmosphere.
"Mima no Beya" is a Japanese cartoon directed by Satoshi Kon and voiced by Junko Iwao, Rika Matsumoto, Chihachi Tsuji, Masaaki Okura and others. The film tells the story of the idol singer Mima, whose life became chaotic after she quit the Cham group and became an actor. The film won the Best Asian Film Award at the 1997 Asian Fantasy Film Festival, with a score of 9.1 on Douban.
In addition, the three films that sold out the fastest at the Beijing Film Festival are "Day and Night of Plum", " Garden Tour " 4k "Cangshan". "Plum's Day and Night" is directed by Luo Dong, produced by Zhou Xun and , starring Chen Yumei, Liu Shouyun, Liu Yanfu, Zhang Xiuzhen and others. It tells the story of Yumei, who has experienced two failed marriages and still believes in "love". The story of traveling through more than half of Shanghai every day, flying on the elevated highway, and going into the night under the elevated highway, looking for a dance partner who may accompany her for the rest of her life. This is a rare work in recent years that depicts the rich emotional life of urban elderly. Director Luo Dong won the Best Director in the Asian Newcomer Award at last year's Shanghai Film Festival.
"A Dream in the Garden" is a love movie directed by Yang Fan and starring Rie Miyazawa, Joey Wong, Daniel Wu. The film tells the emotional story between Cuihua, a singing girl who married into Rongfu, and her family cousin Ronglan. This time it is a 4k restored version.
"Cangshan" is a feature film written and directed by Zhang Fan and starring Guo Keyu. It will premiere in the main competition section of the 17th First Youth Film Festival on July 25, 2023.
The film tells the story of a mother who escapes from the present, an old man who forgets the past, and a child who questions the future. A story about the survival of three people, grandfather and grandson, in a foreign land.
4k version of "Pulp Fiction", "Once Upon a Time in America", " Dr. Strangelove ", as well as "Tomb", "Possessed", "Sakamoto Ryuichi: Masterpiece", "Bad Blood", "Hive Ghost", " Wanderer's Song" Ranked fourth to tenth fastest to sell out.
The male and female ratio and age ratio of ticket purchasers at this year's Beijing Film Festival are the same as those of the previous edition. Women accounted for 66% of ticket purchasers and men for 34%. The largest number of ticket purchasers were young people aged 20 to 24.
In addition, off-site ticket purchases this year increased by 3% compared with last year. Off-site ticket purchases are mainly concentrated in Shanghai, Tianjin, Chengdu, Hangzhou and Guangzhou. Among them, Hangzhou movie fans account for 1.1%, and they will travel 1,252 kilometers to Beijing to watch the film festival.
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