Yesterday brush news,
Seeing Professor Zhong Nanshan said,
The epidemic in mid-to-late February may usher in an inflection point!
There's simply no better news than that.
Hold on for a while,
Wait until the victory of the epidemic,
Friends don't have to stay at home,
I believe that everyone's mood must be like this.
Today for everyone to prepare 9 major true events based on the film,
The sense of suspense is explosive, and I believe you have half unheard of.
Stay at home and watch movies
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< h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > pursuers</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">The Chaser</h1>
Director: Luo Hongyi Screenwriter: Luo Hongyi Starring: Ha Jeong-woo / Kim Yoon-seok / Seo Young-hee / Kim Yu-jeong / Jeong In-ki
Douban score: 8.4
Late at night on the streets of Seoul, taxis are occasionally plastered with cards of call girls. Former police officer Chung-ho (Kim Yoon-seok) has a group of call girls under his command, but the sisters have recently disappeared frequently, and he believes that someone has deliberately abducted them. Furious, he rummaged through the registration book in search of clues, and finally determined a suspect phone number of 4885. It just so happened that this call in required a call girl. Zhonghao asks MeiZhen (Seo Young-hee) to go.
Mei Zhen, who was bedridden with a fever at home, wanted to refuse, but she had no choice but to help Zhonghao, leaving her seven-year-old daughter at home to go alone. Zhonghao asks her to remember the other party's address and informs him by text message, while tailing her, trying to find out the trafficker. When Mei Zhen follows 4885 Chi Young-min (Ha Jeong-woo) into the room, she realizes that it is too late, and in this signalless place, Chi Young-min is going to brutally kill her...
Recommendation: The film is based on the real case of the most brutal murderer in Korean history, Yoo Yong-chul, and won 7 awards such as best picture and best actor, becoming the biggest winner of the Korean Film Awards ceremony that year.
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line" > the guy's voice</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">Voice of a Murderer</h1>
Director: Park Jin-biao Screenwriter: Park Jin-biao Starring: Seo Kyung-joo / Kang Dong-won / Kim Nam-joo / Kim Young-chol / Song Yong-chang
Douban score: 7.5
The son of TV anchor Han Kyung-pei (Xue Jingqiu) is kidnapped, and the kidnapper (Kang Dong-won) calls to demand a ransom of 100 million won, and Kyung-pei is not allowed to bargain. Kyung-pei and his wife Ji-sun (Kim Nam-joo) are very anxious, and they have no choice but to call the police, and the police quickly launch an investigation.
The police's high-tech investigations have no effect on cunning criminals, and the only useful evidence is the voice recorded when the kidnappers call. A deep, emotionless voice. The case has not progressed, and Jing Pei and his wife do not even know the death or death of their son. So Jingpei decided to come forward on his own and secretly asked the kidnappers to meet.
Recommendation: Adapted from one of the three major unsolved cases in South Korea, nominated for the Best Picture of the Blue Dragon Award, the police invested more than 100,000 police forces in this case, but unfortunately lost it in the end.
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line" > zodiac</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">Zodiac</h1>
Director: David Finch Writers: James Vanderbilt Starring: Jack Gyllenhaal / Mark Rufflo
Douban score: 7.3
In the 1970s, a homicidal maniac calling himself the "Zodiac" appeared in San Francisco, and after the murder, he sent a letter to the media, leaving a password and clues to provoke the police. Multiple mistakes have brought the case to an impasse, and the police are gradually helpless.
The serial murder case also attracts the attention of San Francisco Chronicle reporters Robert (Jack Grannhal) and Paul (Robert Downey Jr.), who, with the help of police officer David (Mark Pfaro), begin to investigate this series of serial murders, and while fighting with the "Zodiac" killer, their personal lives are also facing great challenges.
Recommended: Adaptation of a true case, by David Finch, director of "Returning To Childhood" and "Fight Club", and was nominated for the Palme d'Or at the Cannes Film Festival.
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line" > from hell</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">From Hell</h1>
Director: Albert Hughes / Alan Hughes Writers: Terry Hayes / Rafael Igresias Starring: Johnny Depp / Heather Graham / Ian Home
The poor and chaotic streets of London are mixed with prostitutes and characters, and Mary (Heather Graham), Anne (Joanna Page) and several other prostitutes form deep friendships in the muddy waters of this beach.
However, the claws of evil are reaching out to them, the killer hiding in the shadows, kidnapping and even killing these girls. Agent Aberling took over the case, and he was born with superpowers, which had a great effect on his solving of the case.
Aberling (Johnny Depp) arrives at the crime scene and gradually grasps the clues, but he is also deeply attracted to Mary's kind qualities and falls in love with her. But the murderer's actions have thrown the prostitutes into a panic, and whether they can find the real culprit has become an urgent problem for Abeling, who has fallen into an even larger whirlpool, full of dangers.
Recommendation: The perfect combination of anamorphic shots and film film, the shooting method of blurry images, and the legend of Jack the Ripper in dreamlike scenes.
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > exorcism</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">The Exorcism of Emily Rose</h1>
Director: Scott Drikson Writers: Paul Harris Boardman / Scott Drakeson Starring: Laura Linnie / Tom Wilkinson
Lawyer Irene (Laura Linnie) receives a lawsuit. A priest delayed the correct medication by using a religious means, an exorcism ritual, to treat the girl Emily's serious illness. In court, a battle between religion and science began.
The incident begins with the horrific encounter of 19-year-old college student Emily (Jennifer Carpenter). When she slept in the university dormitory, she felt that a supernatural demon was invading, and then more terrifying things happened. Emily is unusual, she becomes black-eyed, behaves strangely, and lives in a nightmare full of demons all day long, Emily can't control her will, and is in pain worse than death.
Her family hired a psychiatrist for her, but nothing improved. In desperation, he invites the priest (Tom Wilkinson) to find out, only to learn that Emily has been possessed by the Ancient Six Demons. Haunted by demons, only through religious ritual exorcism, it is possible to escape the heavens. The priest's exorcism did not save Emily and led to accusations. Atheists, on the other hand, believe that demonic haunting is nonsense.
Recommendation: Adapted from a german real case, unlike the standard horror film, the sense of reality is strong, and won the 32nd Saturn Award for Best Horror Film.
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line" > the transposition doubt</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">Changeling</h1>
Director: Clint Eastwood
Writers: J. Michael Strasinski
Starring: Angelina Jolie / Gettyling Griffiths / Michelle Gon
In Los Angeles in 1928, Christine Collins (Angelina Jolie), who works at the telephone office terminal, raises her son Walter alone, and the life of mother and son is simple and happy.
However, their lives were soon disrupted, and one day when Christine left work, she found her son missing. Under pressure from public opinion, the corrupt Los Angeles police retrieved Walter five months later, but Christine discovered that it was not her own son.
She repeatedly asked the police to clarify the facts and help her find the real Walter, but she was repeatedly obstructed and accused, and even sent to a mental hospital for obstructing the police's official business. On the other hand, while investigating a smuggling case, Agent Lester stumbles upon a major serial child murder case, and it seems that there is some connection between everything...
Recommended: Thriller comparable to "The Exorcism", based on a true case, Angelina Jolie was nominated for the Oscar for Best Actress.
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line" > featured in this issue</h1>
<h1 class= "pgc-h-center-line" > detective</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">Mad Detective</h1>
Director: Du Qifeng / Wei Jiahui Screenwriter: Wei Jiahui / Ou Jian'er Starring: Liu Qingyun / An Zhijie / Lin Jiadong / Lin Xilei
Douban score: 8.5
Genius and madman are often just two descriptions of the same person, and Detective Chen Guibin (Liu Qingyun) is such a figure, and like the genius painter Van Gogh, he once cut off his own ear. Although he solved countless cases and had extraordinary detective abilities, he was finally recognized by the world as a madman and retired from the police station early.
Agent Ho Ka-an (An Chi Kit) has a tricky case. After the two police officers Wang Guozhu (Li Guolin) and Gao Zhiwei (Lin Jiadong) handle the case in the woods, only Gao Zhiwei returns safely, while Wang Guozhu and his gun mysteriously disappear.
He Jia'an invited Chen Guibin to guide him, but he did not expect that Chen Guibin's "crazy" behavior was once again revealed in the detective process. He concludes that Gao Zhiwei is the murderer of the case and bases his reasoning on his own voluminous imagination. He claimed to be able to see Gao Zhiwei's "Seven Deadly Sins", and it was these sins that led Gao Zhiwei to the path of crime. However, it is not easy for He Jia'an to believe all this, because he has been confused by Gao Zhiwei's acting skills.
Recommendation: Based on the "Tsim Sha Tsui Shooting", co-directed by Du Qifeng and Wei Jiahui, a film that was compiled into the textbook by the film major of New York University (Ang Lee graduated from here), it was exhibited as the finale film of the Venice Film Festival and won many awards.
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line" > because of the name of the father</h1>
<h1 class="pgc-h-center-line">In the Name of the Father</h1>
Director: Jim Sheridan Writers: Jim Sheridan / Terry George / Gerry Conlon Starring: Daniel Day-Lewis / Pete Poserswaite
Douban score: 8.8
This is a true story. Gary (Daniel Day-Lewis) lives in war-torn Northern Ireland, when the IRA was working against British colonial rule. The young Gary spent all day doing nothing, stealing chickens and dogs, inadvertently offending the Northern Irish Republican Army.
In desperation, his father (Pete Possweet) can only send him to England to break the world. Unexpectedly, Gary, who had just arrived in Britain, was slandered as a terrorist of the IRA by the local police, and his aunt and family in Britain were imprisoned as terrorists.
His father went around making love, and eventually he was imprisoned, and the father and son suffered in prison. It wasn't until many years later that a british female lawyer began investigating this ridiculous injustice from scratch. Can this unjust case be rehabilitated in the end, and can the father and son see each other again?
Recommendations: 8 nominations for the Academy Awards, 5 nominations for the Golden Globe Awards, and Berlin Film Festival award-winning films. The film exposes the most notorious real events in modern British history, with a subtle soundtrack, a dignified plot, and a sense of history while not forgetting to analyze human nature.