Directed by Fan Haolun, starring Jing Ke and Fan Haolun, and co-starring Shangbai, Yang Jin, Zhou Yunru, Gao Shuang and Jiao Enxi, the movie "Where Are You" will be released on November 30. The filmmakers today released the theme song of the movie of the same name and the poster of the "good and evil opposition". The theme song is sung by the famous singer Xu Hebin of the Chinese mainland, the poster reveals the plot of the film, and the confrontation between good and evil is about to erupt, so that the audience is more looking forward to the release of the movie.
Xu Hebin has sung golden songs for many film and television dramas such as "I Love Male Girlfriend", and the theme song of the same name of the movie "Where Are You" sung this time is sonorous and powerful, and the MV reveals the complex child abduction cases in the film. Meaningful lyrics "If I knew that day, I would lose you, I will not let go of your hand" under Xu Hebin's affectionate singing, the remorseful voice of the lost female mother in the film, "Where are you, hear my call, miss no time difference, such as quicksand floating in the end of the world" and other lyrics interpret her uneasiness of waiting in search and waiting.
"Where Are You" focuses on the topic of child abduction, which is another high-quality abduction film after "Dear" and "Lost Orphans", the difference is that the movie "Where Are You" not only shows the delicate emotional changes in the characters' hearts, but also presents a complete crime and arrest process, and the tense plot setting allows the audience to see the new type of abduction movie. Director Fan Haolun once said in an interview that he wanted to make a breakthrough anti-abduction film, which would awaken the attention of the whole people to the abduction behavior while ensuring the quality of the film. The film has not yet been officially released, it has won more than ten awards at home and abroad, and the lead actor Jing Ke has also won the title of film queen at the Vancouver Film Festival with his outstanding acting skills, which is well deserved.
"Where Are You" will land in theaters nationwide on November 30.