"Seven Bands" was unveiled for the FIRST Youth Film Show, which will be released nationwide on July 29

Cover Journalist Yang Fan

On July 13, the 16th FIRST Youth Film Exhibition official announced that the film "Seven Picks Bands" co -directed by Hong Jinbao, Xu Anhua, Tan Jiaming, Yuan Heping, Du Qifeng, Lin Lingdong, and Xu Ke was the opening film. Earlier, the "Seven Man" was selected as the opening film at the 25th Busan International Film Festival and the 45th Hong Kong International Film Festival. The film will be released on July 29.

From the 1950s, the story of "Seven Bands" spans the present and future, and jointly builds the light and shadow memory of Hong Kong's half a century, including Hong Jinbao's "Practice", Xu Anhua's "President", Tan Jiaming's "" "Bester Night", Yuan Heping's "Return", Du Qifeng's "Golden Gold", Lin Lingdong's "Lost" and Xu Ke's "Deep Dialogue" seven units.

The seven -stage story style is very different, covering many types of themes such as action, love, family, science fiction, etc., flowing out of different emotions such as tenderness, romance, gap, and humor. These seemingly separate living clips are actually panoramic scrolls of Hong Kong humanities.

It was also on July 13th that "Seven Bands" once again exposed the unit preview. This is the late director Lin Lingdong's heritage "Lost". The film focuses on the memory of the times and shows the great changes in Hong Kong for decades. In the trailer, the comparison of Hong Kong's previous comparative images flashed one by one. Old people who have been away from Hong Kong for many years have outlined historical contexts in their memory, expressing their strong feelings of Hong Kong.

It is worth mentioning that "Lost" starring Lin Yuxuan is also the first time that he has starred in his father's film.

In the preview of "Lost", the elderly (Ren Dahua) who had left Hong Kong for many years returned to Hong Kong and reunited with his wife (Gong Cien) and his son (Lin Yuxuan). When he held old photos on the streets of Hong Kong, he was familiar with The landmark building has been demolished and he was lost in Lin Yu. The trailer's phrase "a lot better than Hong Kong, but there is no feelings for my hometown", showing the director's emotion that the director is difficult to give up in Hong Kong is like a affectionate confession.

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