"Convict Me" Sun Liang talks about film noir The new film was recommended by Kim Ki-deok

Sun Liang, director and screenwriter of "Convict Me", attended the event

A few days ago, the 23rd Beijing University Student Film Festival "Chinese New Film On-demand Platform" ushered in the new film "Convict Me", and the film director and screenwriter Sun Liang attended the event. At the post-screening exchange meeting, students pointed out that the film effectively exposed the existence of shady scenes in the medical system, the subject matter is sensitive, the creation is bold, and the director believes that the film must fight for the space and right to tell the truth.

The film "Convict Me" tells the story of a tragic fall from a building in a hospital, which leads to a dark curtain around money and desire. The beautiful and melancholy female doctor Feng Xuehui (Li Xinyun), the cold and violent husband Fang Wennan (Wu Zhenyu), the unsanitive decadent criminal police officer Zhang Yue (Tian Xiaojie), the conceited to morbid vice president Kang Furong (Dai Liren), the handsome and upright Jiang Lihang (Li Zhizheng), who has a crush on Feng Xuehui, all characters unfold their stories around this murder.

The film was shortlisted for the screening of the "Window of Asian Cinema" at the 20th Busan Film Festival, and it was screened at the same time as "The Bad Guy Must Die", "Gorgeous Office Worker" and "Three Cities" at the 20th Busan International Film Festival (biff) Asian Film Window Awards. Kim Ki-duk, a famous Korean director who has won the Director's Academy Award at the Venice International Film Festival and the Berlin International Film Festival, also gave this film a very high evaluation.

After the screening of the film, director and screenwriter Sun Liang came to the stage to meet the audience. During the on-site exchange, the students spoke highly of this unique and gripping black crime movie. Director Sun Liang elaborated on her creative process, she prepared for this film for 5 years, the film crew adopted internationalization, and in terms of directing style, it tended to be black aesthetics. The director said that his image expression insisted on telling the truth and strived to be "more real than real".

In addition, Sun Liang also had a more in-depth exchange with the students on issues related to psychological externalization, feminist consciousness, audience aesthetics, etc., and the students expressed their understanding of the film's roles, plots, and main themes.