fixed-file poster preview double release Everyone is not an island
The fixed-file poster released today visually demonstrates the theme of "one person's city". The center of the poster is a lonely figure. The endless darkness behind him symbolizes the cold reality of stumbling and loneliness. And the shining little bit of light towards the place indicates the deepest yearning in the heart. The intersection of light and darkness interprets the collision of ideals and reality, just like the text in the poster "I thought I could escape from the world, but was held tightly by the world, thinking that everyone is an island, but we are connected on the bottom of the sea." Ideals will inevitably encounter setbacks in reality, falling into confusion and helplessness. But as long as you keep walking firmly in your heart, you will definitely have your own city and express the aspirations of countless urban wandering people.
The trailer, which was exposed at the same time, presents the stories of four young artists in a compact rhythm. In the trailer, everyone is an independent subject, yet has an inseparable connection with others. The beautiful and painful love, the complicated and continuous life, the four people struggling between ideal and reality, all have unknown pain behind them. Facing the hustle and bustle of the city and the loneliness of wandering in a foreign land, where will they go? What way will it take to regain hope and rebirth after going through setbacks? On November 8, the theater will check it out.
A unique perspective hits the heart. The city quartet draws the public’s resonance.
The movie "The City of One" tells about four young artists who wander alone in a foreign land, Yang Aofei (Chen Guanliang), Liu Xiao (Zhao Jinqi), Lu Zihan (Li Zhihang), Zhou (Played by Su Binquan), working hard with dreams, but repeatedly encountering creative bottlenecks, emotional abyss, and cruel reality. They are gradually lost in the hustle and bustle of the city, the story of how they will gain inner peace and regain hope in their own way. The film cuts in from a unique perspective, focusing on the urban drifters, the most empathetic group of the moment, through four stories of "Undercurrent", "Wedding in Dreams", "Requiem", and "Road to Nirvana". The narrative style of literature and art shows the confusion and struggle of modern people in the hustle and bustle of the city to the fullest. Using small characters to interpret the constant walking but always being lost, facing the common social problems that life is impulsive and always avoiding, while resonating with the public, it also gives people how to face life after difficulties and exhaustion. The enlightenment of making the right choice between giving up and persisting. I believe everyone can get thought and comfort from the film.
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