The film "My Father and Me" co-directed by Wu Jing, Zhang Ziyi, Xu Zheng and Shen Teng was released in Nigeria today. At the same time, the film will also be released in Egypt on November 3, and has successively landed on the big screen in Tanzania, Kenya, South Africa, the Middle East and other countries and regions. The film is produced by China Film Co., Ltd., and Huahua Culture is responsible for the overall distribution of the film in the Middle East and Africa.
Following "My Motherland and Me" in 2019 and "My Hometown and Me" in 2020, "Me and My Fathers" has brought the "National Day Trilogy" to a successful end. The film focuses on the relationship between individuals and families in the four eras, allowing the audience to be in the passionate era of their parents, retrace the exploration path of their parents' generations of scrambling to practice and dare to be the first, and remember the spirit of struggle passed down from generation to generation.
Huahua Culture once again joined hands with filmone Entertainment, the largest cinema line in Nigeria, to present excellent domestic film works for overseas compatriots. The film will be released at the same time as "Venom 2", "007", "Dune" and many other Hollywood blockbusters, although the schedule competition is fierce, but it is still difficult to stop the enthusiasm for watching the movie, once the release news is announced, it will receive many expectations, and many overseas compatriots have expressed their support in the theater.
Huahua Culture and filmone have maintained long-term in-depth cooperation, and successfully released the tribute film "My Motherland and Me" in 2019, which was enthusiastically supported by the local embassy and local government organizations, and achieved breakthrough results, becoming the first Chinese film in Nigeria to be released simultaneously. Since then, it has successively cooperated in the release of many excellent works such as "Ip Man 4: The End" and "Detective Chinatown 3", which have helped domestic films enter the international market and contributed to the further exchange of Chinese and African cultures.
In the future, Huahua Culture will continue to focus on China-Africa film and television cultural exchanges, continue to expand its business in the film field, and let more Chinese films "go global".