"Fire at Sea"
Introduction:
In 2005, Beidiao screenwriter Zhou Che knocked on the door of Beijing circles with his painstakingly written script "Fire on the Sea".
The teacher and the Huayi brothers intercepted the script and threw a check of 200,000 in front of him: Young man, this is the money to buy your life.
He didn't want the two hundred thousand.
He invested his money in the futures market. He comes from 2024 and knows that copper prices will skyrocket in the next half year. Three months later, the money will become eight million.
Then he did something no one understood -
He sent a text message to 19-year-old Liu Yifei, inviting her to play a woman with only 17 lines and drifting at sea for 31 days.
She said yes.
He found an old sound engineer who sold a sheep in exchange for a microphone, a lighting craftsman who had been abandoned by Beijing for twenty years, and a hard-core producer who would rather believe in an old man than in the logic of capital.
They put together a crew that looked like a gang of beggars and went to the beach to shoot an underground movie that couldn't be released.
He had no idea the film would go to Venice.
All he knew was that in the autumn of 1995, his father called him for the last time from Ningbo, saying——
"Go home after this trip."
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This is a story about betrayal and delivery, sinking and rising.
Some people lose their conscience on the card table of capital, while some people make a fortune in the wind of the Pacific Ocean.
Reader comments
My movie only shoots you.
Very touching words, I suggest changing the title of the book to this.
It is recommended to revise it, write coherent points, delete repeated parts, and clarify the villains and friends according to the nine-square grid of the camp to make it easier for readers to understand.
My movie only shoots you. Very touching words, I suggest changing the title of the book to this. It is recommended to revise it, write coherent points, delete repeated parts, and clarify the villains and friends according to the nine-square grid of the camp to make it easier for readers to understand.