"The Eagle Chaser" will be released next Friday, and Jean Renault will play the healing uncle again
The word-of-mouth masterpiece "Diary of Chasing Eagles" was officially announced yesterday to be introduced to the mainland and will be released on October 26. The trailer not only shows the charming scenery of the Alps from an all-round perspective, but also outlines the warm picture of teenagers and eagles growing up together.
In the final trailer released this time, as Jean Renault tells the story, a picture of companionship and growth is also presented to the audience - the lonely teenager Lucas, who is not good at words, accidentally finds the injured young eagle Abel and takes it home to take care of it, and the two young lives become the most important partners in each other's lives. Lucas fished for food and went out of his way to teach it how to fly. As Abel transforms step by step into the mighty King of the Air, Lucas also slowly unties his knots and learns to reconcile with the world.
In addition to the various loving and warm pictures between the teenager and the eagle, the beautiful natural scenery in the trailer also confirms the evaluation of the "most beautiful movie" that the film received when it was released overseas. It is understood that the main creative team of "Chasing Eagles" adheres to the principle of "real shooting first", and lasted 6 years to go deep into the mountains, whether it is a shocking and stunning scenery or a cute animal, all of which are filmed in real-life. Overcoming the challenges of bad weather and uncontrollable animals in the process, the team presented the purest and most authentic Alpine "sentient beings" on the big screen. Many viewers said that "the film is visually stunning and the texture is comparable to that of a BBC documentary".
"The Eagle Chaser" is co-starring French film star Jean Renault and film star Manuel Carmako. Jean Renault followed "This Killer Is Not Too Cold" to create the image of "Uncle Warm-hearted", witnessing the growth of young Lucas all the way. Manuel Kamako, who plays Lucas, is under 20 years old, but in 2011 he was nominated for Best Newcomer Actor at the 25th Spanish Goya Awards for his performance in "Together with Wolves".
In the film, Denzel, the forester played by Jean Renault, can be described as a beacon on Lucas's life path, in the case of Lucas's tense relationship with his father, Denzel repeatedly reached out to him when he was confused and difficult, not only patiently listening to his troubles, but also guiding him step by step to understand the true meaning of life and love. The two use superb acting skills to vividly interpret this emotion of mentoring and friendship, trust and dependence. Some fans said after watching the movie: "Immersed in the warmth created by the two people, it is difficult to extricate themselves, very touched and very poignant." "Jean Renault's acting skills are still online, and the rivalry between the two is calm but warm and fascinating."