The 1905 film Network News, produced by Fang Li and Li Yu, directed by Shen Yu, and starring Wan Qian, Li Gengxi, Huang Jue, etc., appeared in the Silk Road International Film Festival on the evening of December 11. Director Shen Yu, producer Li Yan and actor Chai Ye attended the post-screening meeting and exchanged views with the audience in Fuzhou.
Recalling this experience of shooting in Panzhihua again, director Shen Yu sighed that "all recorded by the camera is wet and rainy weather." Filming "Rabbit Violence", one of the scenes that impressed her most and loved was the scene of three girls and the mother played by Wan Qian driving into the tunnel. In that scene, Shui Qing, played by Li Gengxi, needs to reach out of the car window to express the mood of the character at that moment, in Shen Yu's view, that action has achieved the effect he wants, but more is the chemical reaction of the actor and the character in the performance at the moment.
There is more than just one "chemical reaction" in the movie that works well. Shen Yu also mentioned the part where three parents quarreled together in order to "save the child" at the opening meeting. When that scene was filmed for the first time, Wan Qian came up with a very good performance state, but Shen Yu always felt that it was still a little bit worse: "I said if it could rain, it would be good, just at this time, the sky was raining." In "Rabbit Violence", Shen Yu set up a lot of situations, but after filming, she was equally satisfied with the actors' improvisation.
Producer Li Yan affirmed the final completion of director "Rabbit Violence". From the script stage, the project that Shen Yu came up with has received great attention from the Directors Association's "Green Onion Project", and in the process, director Li Yu also escorted the film as a producer, "We believe that the social issues and original family problems mentioned in this story are worthy of reflection and vigilance of every family, and we also hope to convey this reflection to the whole society through the movie "Rabbit Violence". ”