Highlights of invisible waves

Thai director + Andy Lau investment + Chinese, Japanese and Korean actors

The founder of the "FocusFilm" company that invested and produced the film "Invisible Waves" is not someone else, but is very familiar to the audience The king of Liu Dehua, and this is also another company invested by Liu Tianwang after "Sky Curtain". The company plans to shoot 8 works this year. "Invisible Waves" is the first movie shot by the company, which is undoubtedly a highlight. The filming of this drama is of great significance to the company. This alone makes people dare not underestimate it. As expected, "Invisible Waves" brings together Thai directors, Hong Kong photographers, and powerful stars from China, Japan, and South Korea. Directed by Thailand's new director Peng Liyundan Nayuan, and photographed by Wong Kar Wai's royal photographer Du Kefeng, the film brings together Berlin best actor Tadanobu Asano, veteran Hong Kong actor Eric Tsang, popular Korean movie star Jiang Huizhen, and powerful actors from China, Japan and South Korea to perform elaborate performances , the film has already aroused strong interest from the audience and the media before it was released.

Someone once called Berlin actor Tadanobu Asano "the savior of Japanese cinema". His first appearance on the silver screen was in 1990, when he was only 17 years old and starred in "The Goldfish that Shoots Water". Although he did not play a role in the film. A lot, but it attracted a lot of attention. Then he starred in the film "Phantom Light" which opened up his acting career. At the same time, this film was also the winner of two awards at the Venice Film Festival. Later, he appeared in "Dream Traveler" (Shunji Iwai), "Haiichi the Killer", and "Gobo" (Oshima Nagisa's final work). His delicate and sophisticated acting skills and flexible character creation have created many unforgettable and stunning scenes. After decades of acting, he has never appeared in a TV series. He injected vitality into the Japanese film market in the 1990s and can be called the savior of Japanese films.

A unique psychological thriller film

"Invisible Waves" is not only a candidate for the 56th Berlin Film Festival, but also the first Thai film to be selected for the Berlin Film Festival in 46 years. This is a very big progress for Thai movies and is of very important significance. In order to shoot this film, the crew shot in Macau, Hong Kong and Phuket, Thailand. In the hands of the well-known photographer Du Kefeng, the film has beautiful images and simple style. At the same time, the director arranged the story to take place on a cruise ship bound for Phuket, Thailand. The small space and horrific encounters destined this story to have its own unique style, with melancholy amid the vicissitudes of life, as director Peng Li said He said that what he likes are those black and white films starring Robert Mitchum, and he also hopes that he can shoot such excellent films...

Old-fashioned story, profound connotation

< p>The film tells the story of a mafia killer pursuing freedom. The protagonist Qiao Zhi in the film, as a professional killer, killed his lover in order to protect himself, and was also hunted by others. It sounds like a very cliché story, but director Peng Li said that this film will definitely bring a unique feeling to the audience. He also said that in order to give the film a more profound connotation, the creative staff took great pains. At the same time, the entire film is full of deception, betrayal, love, and revenge. A variety of complex emotions are gathered together, with mixed feelings, and it is difficult to distinguish the authenticity. In addition to the filming and participation of filmmakers from China, South Korea, and Japan, the film also adds many international elements. During the filming of this film, film companies from Thailand, Hong Kong, the Netherlands and other places invested in it. Different countries have different cultures. The film naturally penetrated and integrated international elements. At the same time, the music of the film It also has strong penetrating power and is worth looking forward to.