Beijing News (reporter Zhou Huixiaowan) starring Shu Qi and Bai Ke, starring Zhang Benyu and Lang Yueting, chen Shizhong directed the realistic women's theme film "Looking for Her" recently launched in Huizhou, Guangdong. On October 8, the film released two boot posters, Chen Fengdi (Shu Qi) family of three in front of the sugarcane forest full of smiles, the sun and rain umbrella also has a deep meaning, the poster atmosphere, full of sense of substitution. It is reported that the four powerful actors have subversive styling and performances in the film.
One of the launch posters for "Looking for Her". Picture courtesy of the tablet
The boot poster released this time broke the audience's cognition of several actors, and the first disclosure of Shu Qi's rural female style attracted attention. The atmosphere of the poster is very strong, and the family of three in the picture sits in front of the sugar cane forest with their own hearts, looking up at the sky, looking like they are hiding from the hot sun and looking for something. In another poster, Shu Qi is smiling neatly with a pregnant family, which is very beautiful. But the two posters seem to have laid the groundwork, and it seems that the family is neatly arranged, as if they are looking for something again, which is expected.
Chen Fengdi, the character played by Shu Qi in "Looking for Her", is not only a village woman who is wrapped up, but also an awakened woman who breaks through the shackles and bravely goes out. The triple identity of mother, wife, and self has different definitions for Chen Fengdi. Shu Qi subverted the previous fashionable style this time, appearing in the image of a rural woman, with a large span of style and role. Judging from the effect presented on the poster, the rural woman played by Shu Qi has a strong sense of substitution, which makes netizens shout expectations.
Other powerful actors in the film are also surprising, Bai Ke has starred in many excellent works such as "The Man Taken by the Light", "The Revolutionary", "There Is Her in the World" and so on in recent years, and "Looking for Her" is also his first role as a village father, a simple and honest man who is rational and upright, and falls into the conflict between family and clan traditions. Zhang Benyu cooperated with young directors again after "The King of Bathing" and "Looking for Han Ji", and the image of "rich and handsome" who was mercenary and self-conscious was more contrasting than the previous roles, and the re-encounter with his old partner Bai Ke was even more interesting. Lang Yueting, who emerged from the movie "Shouting Mountain", the character Lin Shen, who played this time, constantly struggled in the compromise and resistance of marriage, and the mysterious temperament was commensurate with the character. Each role is a new challenge for the actor, and it is expected to bring a different and wonderful interpretation to the audience.
"Looking for Her" launch ceremony. Picture courtesy of the tablet.
The movie "Looking for Her" is director Chen Shizhong's debut feature film, as a cutting-edge director with a high spirit of exploration, he strives to explore the new theme of family suspense, create a modern feminist topic masterpiece from a new perspective, and the film accurately grasps the real pain points faced by women in Chinese-style family relations, and leads to the thinking and resonance of contemporary people. Chen Fengdi, played by Shu Qi, as an ordinary woman in hundreds of millions of Chinese families, has opened the curtain of women's self-awakening in a journey to find the truth. The realism of the female perspective and the blessing of the powerful lineup have made the film attract the attention of many netizens since the release of the first concept poster.
The story of the movie "Looking for Her" takes place in a quiet southern cane village, where Chen Fengdi's family is waiting for the birth of a new member of the family, but an unexpected change breaks the original tranquility and beauty. In a setback and change, Chen Fengdi opened the road of awakening to find her family and also to find herself. The great test between human nature and family affection is undoubtedly the biggest highlight of this film, starting from the perspective of rural women, and highly condensed the problems that still exist in today's society with a village, which is very topical.
Beijing News reporter Zhou Huixiaowan
Edited by Huang Jialing Proofreader Wei Zhuo