Beijing News (reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) On August 8, the premiere of the tribute film "Extreme Crisis", with Ouyang Qiansen as the general director and screenwriter, Zhao Junkai and Sheng Shuhua as co-directors, and Li Xiumeng, Zhang Wanting, Bao Kun and other leading actors, held its premiere in Beijing. The film will be released nationwide on August 9.
Stills from Extreme Crisis. Image from the web
"Extreme Crisis" was filmed in Guizhou, presenting beautiful scenery and telling the most poignant story of the revolutionary period. At the scene, Ouyang Qiansen said when talking about the creation of the film that the biggest breakthrough of the film is to learn the classic narrative mode of Hollywood blockbusters, which is a breakthrough in the style of red films. At the same time, he also said: "'Extreme Crisis' inherits the glorious tradition of Bayi Film Studio and carries forward the spirit of being particularly able to endure hardships and dedication. Most of the film's creators and staff have also been trained and baptized by excellent war films such as "Armageddon" and "The Great March", including the photographers of the team who have really been on the battlefield and seen real guns, and they are all revolutionary fighters in peacetime. ”
Lee Xiu Meng. Photo: Beijing News reporter Guo Yanbing
Li Xiumeng, who plays the male protagonist "He Xiangyun" in the film, said that for such a character who combines contradictions in one, the appearance is cold and the heart is tender, how to shape him is silent but full of tension, which is a big challenge for himself. Zhang Keqing, the actor who plays "Zhou Abing", said that as a junior, although he is far away from the war years, he has also better gotten close to the character through the help of the director and other staff.
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