I’ve heard an embarrassing sentence before: “China can’t make a movie that can change society like South Korea or India.” Although this sentence sounds very uncomfortable, it does point to the social aspect. Nowadays, there is a crux of our commercial genre film market.
South Korea, India and other countries produce this kind of genre film that has humanistic care and temperature and strength that can resonate in the society, such as "The Forge" and "Wrestling Bar". ! "Papa" these films, however, in the mainstream commercial film market in our country, this kind of film has been in a state of scarcity.
is currently being screened and is based on reality. "I am not the God of Medicine" is obviously intended to fill this vacancy. Remember the previous years. I have seen a movie of Chen Kexin's "Dear", which can be said to have opened a door, and this year's "I am not the God of Medicine" has pushed the door forward a big step forward.
This kind of realistic and social genre is needed to appear on the big screen. The Chinese market also needs creators to stand up and face social issues and shoot such scarce “conscience movies” so that more audiences can understand us. Different corners of society.
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