Why did Kang Hui say that "Wuhan Days and Nights" will become a collection of many people?

Because during the epidemic in the first half of 2020, the days and nights in Wuhan were the most common memories of the Chinese people. Ordinary you and me are the protagonists of this story.

On the afternoon of January 16, a media screening event of "Wuhan Days and Nights", China's first war epidemic documentary film, was held in Wuhan. According to reports, the material in the film was obtained by media reporters from Hubei Province who went deep into the red zone and stayed there for a long time to shoot. A large number of precious shots were disclosed for the first time.

In order to fully present the touching stories behind these real images, the team behind "Wuhan Days and Nights" spent a lot of time carefully selecting up to 1,000 hours of massive materials and carefully completed post-production. It is reported that the film will be released in theaters nationwide on January 22.

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The premiere special program of "Wuhan Days and Nights"

The documentary film "Wuhan Days and Nights" was shot on the front line by 30 war epidemic photographers , the film does not use a single voice-over, does not write a single line, and pursues authenticity in everything.

The film takes the medical staff and patients in the intensive care unit of the hospital at the forefront of the epidemic as the main line, and uses volunteers transporting pregnant women late at night as the auxiliary line, showing ordinary medical staff and ordinary people working day and night in the face of the epidemic. A heart-warming story about risking life and death, helping each other, and overcoming difficulties.

At the scene, chief producer Li Wei said when talking about the original intention of creating the film, "Wuhan Days and Nights" is to record every ordinary day and show every ordinary person and family under the epidemic. Let us better understand that only with love can we move forward fearlessly and tightly embrace the steaming life. Director Cao Jinling, who is directing a documentary for the first time, hopes that "Wuhan Days and Nights" will become a "glimmer" in the darkness and a little fireworks in the cold.