Directed by Lan Chengxu, starring by Nima Songsong, and starring Zhuo Jie Zeren, Yang Jin Zhuoga, Ulan Tuoya Duo, Lausanne Qunpei, Danzheng Daoerji, etc.<< Believers >>It will be screened nationwide on November 5. The film is based on the artistic creation and adaptation of the true story of “Zipline Girl” Nimarama, a postman in Yunnan Province. Warm story in the hands. The film relies on a solid, full and realistic story, a timeless and picturesque regional style, and delicate and natural emotional expressions, bringing the audience a warm and healing movie-watching experience.
The road to send mail is hindered and the power of belief is moving people’s hearts
The final preview released this time not only shows the bumpy mailing road at the feet of Nima Yangzhen, but also provides an in-depth analysis of her mental journey. It also shows the power of belief. At the beginning of the trailer, Yang Zhen readily accepted the task and took over from the old director to deliver letters to the people in Tibetan areas. Unexpectedly, a series of tests have also come one after another. The mail delivery road is obstructed and long. Sometimes you have to climb over uninhabited dense forests and snow-capped mountains overnight, and cross the river with a rope “zipline” in order to deliver the letter to the recipient on time; because the husband lacks parenting experience, he is still in the infant. The children in middle school frequently get sick; because the recipients can’t be contacted, they frequently bounce back letters, and the little girl who sends the letters questioned him as a fake postman.
Faced with the difficulties encountered on the post, Yang Zhen once thought about giving up. The trailer also showed her moments of fear, helplessness, and hesitation. “Remember, the postal parcel is on your body, it is part of you.” The old director Kampot’s indoctrination taught Yang Zhen to always keep her mission in mind. In the process of contacting Tibetan compatriots, Yang Zhen found that too many people could not do without her, such as grandma Sangji living alone, Mei Duo, a left-behind girl… and she seemed to be inseparable from them, on the lonely mail road. , The simple Tibetan compatriots always provide her with selfless help, and Sangji’s grandmother’s house has even become her postal post and soul harbor. “Snow can’t bury people, because human souls are in the sky.” At the end of the trailer, Yang Zhen was buried in an avalanche. Grandma Sanji’s words echoed in her mind, inspiring her belief in survival. At this time, a strong sense of mission and strong belief finally inspired her to survive the danger.
Realistic images convey simple emotional screen, Tibetan group portraits, warm and heal
“The Believers” focused on the postal industry in Tibetan areas in the late 1990s, showing the extraordinary deeds of grassroots postmen in ordinary posts, and at the same time, it also emphasized the customs and customs of the Tibetan areas of Shangri-La. The main poster released this time shows the beautiful scenery of Shangri-La’s original ecological Tibetan area. On the magnificent snow-capped mountains, the sea of clouds is rolling, and at the foot of the snow-capped mountains are herds of cattle and sheep. The bus slowly driving on the grassland paints a beautiful picture of life. Nima Yangzhen with a bright smile walks on the grassland. The colorful kite on her body carries the dreams of Tibetan children. Every letter in the postal packet carries the longings and cares of the Tibetan people in the long process of sending mail. , Yang Zhen has also blended into this land and landscape.
The film “The Believers” takes “faith” as an opportunity and “delivers a letter” as the line of action. Through Yang Zhen’s perspective, it shows a group of honest and simple Tibetan masses with a distinct personality. Sangji, who always rides a motorcycle on the road, is as passionate as fire; the postman Dorje, who has a keen insight into life and is good at soothing people; grandma Sangji, who calmly faces life changes and makes a pious pilgrimage; is naive and brave The left-behind girl Mei Duo…every character created in the film is intriguing.
In the film, Yang Zhen’s care for Sangji’s grandma and the left-behind girl, Mei Duo, is meticulous. The only relative of Sangji’s grandmother passes away, and Mei Duo is waiting for a reply from her father from afar. When Mei Duo’s face reappeared with a bright smile and Grandma Sanji embarked on the pilgrimage, Yang Zhen was relieved. The trust and trust between people presented in the film are the most simple emotions. “The Believers” has a very high artistic level. It is a heart-warming work with bright rhythm, moving melody, pleasant scenery and touching story. The optimistic life attitude of the Tibetan compatriots on the screen and the pure belief in life are enough to let the audience let go of their worries, re-examine the difficulties encountered in current life, and have the power to heal people’s hearts.
The film “The Believers” is guided by the Office of the Mental Civilization Construction Steering Committee of the State Post Bureau, produced by Beijing Kong Brothers Pictures, co-produced by China Post Group, and released by Beijing Pioneer Legend Film and Television Culture. The film will officially land on the national theaters on November 5, 2021. .
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