Every frame of the picture has aesthetic feeling. How did you do it?

Every frame of the picture has aesthetic feeling. How did you do it?

The story of The Wind Comes Again tells that Lei Le (Aaron Kwok), who dares to make public efforts, and Nanjiang (Tony Leung Chiu Wai), who is introverted and resourceful, work together in an opportunity to break the rules and show their prestige. Under the mediation of Lei Le's wife Cai Zhen (Du Fu), they became two well-known black and white "double detectives". Since then, they have ruled Hong Kong for 30 years.

Watching the whole movie, beauty and exquisiteness should be the greatest feeling! The confrontation between Aaron Kwok and Tony Leung Chiu Wai is thought-provoking. Under the calm surface, murder, betrayal and seizure of power ... undercurrent surging, explosive! The director is good at grasping the small details of the atmosphere. Light and shadow, the empty lens under the set, has a cold Hong Kong flavor, and each picture is cut separately, which is a proper literary film.

See many people say that movies are hard to understand in the fog? However, many people have expressed their own interpretations of the presentation of many details, the trend of many characters and the development of the story. After all, the release of a film will face mixed comments, but some people can understand and some people can't understand. However, the shooting of film pictures and the taste of Hong Kong films are rare, which still shows that the director is really good. After all, vision is the most intuitive!

Tony Leung Chiu Wai's performance was really superb. From the initial preview screen to the current feature film release, he is definitely an existence that will not let you down. He interpreted the contrast between Nanjiang's softness outside and rigidity inside. I believe no one can refuse Mr. Liang who is so affectionate! It is said that no matter how powerful the man of the hour is, he will eventually be buried by the torrent of time, but many memories will be left by time. The good and the bad are all proofs that once existed.

In a word, the film has a long background and a complicated story line. It really takes patience to watch the whole movie, and many places need to be carefully felt ~ but I still recommend you to see this Hong Kong version of Once upon a Time in America in person. In addition to the beautiful lens language, what you feel is the most real!

A historical legend of Hong Kong adapted from a true story. Strive to portray the most delicate characters and the most real role growth, and bring a refreshing visual feast to the audience.