Sun Bin searched for his son for thirteen years without success. After thirteen years, father and son finally recognized each other.

Naturally, the media will not let things like this go unnoticed.

""Dear" helps the prototype of the story find his son. After thirteen years of searching, the father and son finally recognize each other!"

"Everyone adds fuel to the fire, and the promotion of "Dear" helps the prototype of the story successfully find his son!"

"The press conference for the theme song of "Dear" helps people looking for a child, and a primary school teacher helps a child who has been missing for 13 years return home!"

"The anti-trafficking film "Dear" has already helped the prototype character find his son who has been missing for 13 years before it was aired, proving that realism-themed films are of great significance!"

It can be said that the recognition of Sun Bin and his son has added another wave of topic heat to "Dear".

Although Sun Bin found his long-lost son by chance, it has to be said that the series of promotions of "Dear" really helped him.

When Sun Bin was interviewed by the media, he also thanked the "Dear" crew for their help with tears in his eyes.

The media specially produced a special report on the process of Sun Bin's father and son recognizing each other.

From the moment they met Li Yi and Mu Qing in the scenic spot, until the filming of the movie started and the promotion of the movie started.

Sun Bin's son's photo was spontaneously forwarded by many movie fans and netizens, and then Yu Ming accidentally discovered that the photo was familiar. After several twists and turns, the thirteen-year search for his son finally ended with a happy reunion.

With Sun Bin's pearls in front of them, other fans became more enthusiastic in forwarding those photos and missing persons notices.

It's just a pity that the reason why miracles are miracles is because they are too difficult to happen.

The miracle did not happen again.

However, "Dear" has not yet been released, and it has really helped Sun Bin find his son who has been missing for thirteen years, which is enough to prove that this kind of realistic-themed film really has a very special meaning.

Such as the original "I'm Not the God of Medicine", "Suyuan", etc., this is the case.

Time quickly came to May 31st.

The premiere of "Dear" was held in Beijing.

However, this time, there was no fanfare, but rather a low profile.

It's just that even if there is no fanfare to promote the premiere, "Dear" still cannot be truly low-key.

Of course, compared with other movies, the premiere of "Dear" seemed more solemn, without much laughter. Many celebrities, celebrities, film critics, media, fans, etc. who were present also seemed relatively silent.

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Because this subject matter is really not suitable for laughing and joking.

If this premiere is done with great fanfare and a lively atmosphere, then it will actually be a big problem!

"Dear" is a movie about anti-trafficking, which is a relatively heavy topic in itself.

There is a red carpet for the premiere. To say that too much is too little is too much. If there is no red carpet, it will feel like it is trying to cover up. But every celebrity guest and every celebrity is walking very fast.

After walking the red carpet.

Of course, that's all.

After all, this is a movie. Everyone just didn't make any noise or talk or laugh loudly. This is respect.

Compared to other commercial films, there were many more film critics at the premiere of "Dear."

This is also a characteristic of many such movies!

Zhao Zhong is one of the film critics, but in front of the film critics, he dares to say that no one knows more about anti-trafficking than him!

He used to be an undercover reporter in his early years, and he unearthed a lot of shady stories and dark sides of society. He is most famous for working undercover to crack down on a trafficking gang, and helped the police uncover a major human trafficking case.

He also successfully assisted the police in catching this criminal gang and rescued many abducted children.

I also followed parents who lost their children to search for their children for half a year.

However, due to an accident, he went undercover for a pyramid scheme and was discovered and almost beaten to death. Fortunately, the police arrived in time and rescued him.

But even so, Zhao Zhong was hospitalized for more than half a year.

Because of that injury, although he saved his life, it also left the root of the disease. Moreover, because he unearthed too many dark sides of society, Zhao Zhong once suffered from depression. Therefore, he was unable to continue to be a reporter.

Later, Zhao Zhong began to transform into a commentator, because his early experience made him very popular in this industry.

Therefore, he definitely has a strong say in this aspect.

Zhao Zhong has always been supportive of reality-themed movies like "Dear". Because he has conducted in-depth investigations and has come into contact with many parents of all kinds who have been searching for their lost children for many years, he knows better that although in the Internet age,

It is easier to find someone than before, but in fact, after a child is lost, not many are found.

Because criminal gangs have also become more cautious and cruel.

For this reason, in Zhao Zhong's opinion, it would not be a bad thing if "Dear" could make more people pay attention to this kind of thing.

Of course, the premise is that "Dear" cannot be shot randomly!

There wasn't much fancy publicity at the premiere. Director Mu Qing and the starring actors briefly talked about the creative process, and then the movie was officially screened.

The lights at the premiere dimmed!

The noise at the scene also disappeared.

The movie begins to show pictures, and the production company, dragon logo, etc. are shown in the opening sequence.

"July 18, 2009, Shencheng!"

What appeared on the big screen were strands of messy wires. The camera followed these messy wires, and Tian Wenjun, played by Lin Yunbin, appeared in the camera.

He is connecting the network cable.

It can be said that the scene shown in this shot is quite different from the Shencheng Special Economic Zone that many people are familiar with and have in mind.

Through these shots, the movie explains the background of the story. Tian Wenjun opened a canteen in a village in the city, and next door was an Internet cafe.

Because the Internet cafe owner had something to do, he asked Tian Wenjun to help look after the shop for a while.

Tian Wenjun and his wife divorced, and their son Tian Peng was their only bond.

This chapter is not over yet, please click on the next page to continue reading! On the weekend, Tian Wenjun’s wife Lu Xiaojuan took Tian Peng out to play and sent the child back in the afternoon.

Just the moment they met, their completely different attitudes towards life were highlighted.

Tian Wenjun held his son and spoke dialect to him, while Tian Peng imitated his father's words sentence by sentence.

When Lu Xiaojuan saw it, she was very dissatisfied and said: "Pengpeng, let's not learn or speak dialects, but speak Mandarin!"

However, Tian Wenjun ignored Lu Xiaojuan's attitude and continued to teach his son to speak dialects.

Lu Xiaojuan immediately became even more annoyed: "Hey, I'm talking to you. I've said it many times, don't teach me dialect!"

Tian Wenjun turned around and said something in dialect: "I do, what's the matter? Why don't our Shaanxi children speak Shaanxi dialect?"

"I'm doing it for Pengpeng's own good, and it has nothing to do with us!" Lu Xiaojuan thought that Tian Wenjun was dissatisfied with her, so she did it on purpose. The more she refused to give in, the more he wanted to teach her!

But Tian Wenjun didn't dump her at all, and the two started arguing again without saying a few words.

Through the conversation between the two, everyone also understood that the two divorced, but Tian Peng was sentenced to Tian Wenjun.

On the screen, Tian Wenjun said casually: "The difference between us is that I accept my fate and you don't."

Lu Xiaojuan, played by Chu Xuexiang, replied: "What kind of fate do you accept?"

In fact, another theme of "Dear" that runs throughout the entire film is this: Do you accept your fate?

Of course, many ordinary viewers will not think so much at this time.

"Dear" is not a purely commercial movie, it is a realistic reality-themed movie.

In fact, the reason why many realistic movies are not well made, or that the audience does not like to watch, is because the plot of such movies usually does not advance as fast as blockbuster movies. This kind of movies pay more attention to reality and are more realistic.

Attention to detail.

Now that the movie has reached this point, many film critics and media people are more patient. Instead, they feel that in terms of details, "Dear" has done a good job.

In fact, the biggest difference between movies and TV series is that time, the length of a movie is limited.

In a good movie, the director will make every line and every shot useful.

For example, here, the conversation between Tian Wenjun and Lu Xiaojuan sounds like it might just be to highlight that the reason for their divorce was due to different ideas and different personalities.

But in fact, these lines and dialogues cannot be viewed simply.

Without further ado, let’s get back to the movie.

Unable to convince Tian Wenjun, Lu Xiaojuan had to say goodbye to her son Tian Peng.

Tian Wenjun was playing games with his son when a group of friends came over. Tian Wenjun originally disagreed with his son going out to play at this time, but his son Tian Peng wanted to go out to play.

At this time, a group of people were fighting in the Internet cafe. Tian Wenjun had no choice but to deal with it first and let his son Tian Peng go out to play with his friends.

Tian Peng ran out to play with his friends, and suddenly he saw his mother's car driving past from the corner of his eye.

He quickly broke away from his friends and chased after him.

The car was driving in front, and Xiao Tianpeng was chasing after her. Unfortunately, Lu Xiaojuan did not notice that her son was behind.

Until the mother's car was no longer visible, Tian Peng had already followed it unknowingly and ran a long way.

Tian Peng stood there and looked at his mother's car as it left.

One car after another quickly drove by, but Tian Peng still stood there. The audience in the theater couldn't help but feel nervous!

Especially Zhao Zhong, who has been undercover in a human trafficker gang and knows very well how they abduct children.

Tian Peng is most likely to get into trouble when he leaves his playmates alone and pursues him in a place with no acquaintances.
To be continued...