"Under the Daylight"Exposure Ignoring the Truth Edition Poster Reveals the Dark Human Nature of 14 Cities in the Country

"under the Day", produced by er Dongsheng, directed by Jian Junjin, starring Jiang David, Yu Xiangning and Lin Baoyi, and starring Liang Zhongheng, Chen Zhanwen, Zhou Hanning, Liang Yongting, Gong Cien, Bao Liru, Zhu Baiqian, Zhu Baikang and Xu Yuexiang, will be released nationwide on April 12. The film today exposed the character poster of ignoring the truth. The film recently opened two rounds of advance screenings, will meet with fans in 14 cities in advance, and will be officially released on April 12, revealing the dark truth on the big screen with more audiences.

The film has not only won 16 awards nominations and become a popular contestant, but also gained a lot in major film festivals recently. Star Liang Yongting won the best supporting actress at the 17th Asian Film Awards for her role in Xiaoling. Her subversive acting skills incisively and vividly interpret the image of a girl with mental retardation. She shuddered when she was hurt and wailed when she was unable to express her pain. It's all deeply sympathetic. Yu Xiangning, the protagonist of this film, won the Best Actress of the Hong Kong Film Directors' Association in 2024 for the role of journalist Ling Xiaoqi. She perfectly portrayed a tough and tenacious female journalist with her meticulous performance. all this stems from her in-depth analysis of the role of Xiaoqi and the research and investigation of the journalist's profession, which is well-deserved.

being in the dark, shining in humanity, disappearing from the truth and becoming an accomplice to evil

The film is adapted from real events to expose the little-known truth of disabled homes hidden behind the news. From the perspective of journalist Ling Xiaoqi, she uncovered a dark truth hidden under a disabled institution. The Rainbow Home, a home for the disabled, is supposed to provide care and shelter for people with disabilities and the elderly, but it has been repeatedly tipped off that it has abused its residents. Ling Xiaoqi sneaked into the institution alone, trying to find out the evidence of inhumane life suffered by the residents, but encountered pressure from all walks of life in the process. Whether to choose to go their own way to uncover the truth, or to remain silent and maintain the status quo, it is not only Ling Xiaoqi who is caught in a dilemma, but also a question worth thinking about.

The poster of the role of ignoring the truth released by under the Day today contains hints and reflections on this. The dean (Lin Baoyi), A Liang (Liang Zhongheng) and Sam (Chen Zhanwen) have different looks, using the form of newspapers as a carrier as a whole, and the two sides of their colors also make the film more suspense. The key information in the poster looms like the truth that has been hidden and ignored. The dean, who appears to be upright and concerned about his fellow fellows, is actually an abuser of a young girl. As he walks in the gray area, the image in the poster is also colorless. However, with eye diseases, he was penetrated by a warm blue sky. Perhaps he, who had been in psychological distortion and self-deception, thought from the bottom of his heart that he regarded these hospital friends as relatives and never ignored the evil he had done. Ah Liang, who is used to seeing too many unfair journalists, is bent on justice, but he also knows that relying on the power of words is like a praying mantis, and the dense reports in the poster are engulfing his face or his heart. Sam (Chen Zhanwen is acted the role of) suffers from disability, has been working in welfare institutions to make a living, in the face of the injustice of fate has also tried to resist, but ultimately unable to fight back can only be helpless obedience, or even reduced to an accomplice. In the poster, he is covered in gray blocks, like patch after patch, his life is fragmented, but he is still trying to piece together the whole, just to survive.

the difficult survival situation of vulnerable groups is far more cruel than movies.

The series of character posters released this time not only reveals more information about these three roles, but also reflects three different groups behind them: the dean who has the power to do evil, the journalist who has the right to speak but cannot change the status quo, and the disabled who can only struggle for a living at the bottom. The same canvas, but the drawing shows three completely different lives. But what they have in common is that, in the face of sin and darkness, they choose to be silent and avoid it, and they do not choose to open their eyes until they are forced to do so. The same is true of reality, indifference and silence have become the norm. The creative team hopes to use the film to arouse social attention to vulnerable groups, to speak for them, not to be silent in the face of darkness, because we may also become them.

The theme of the film is very novel, focusing on vulnerable groups, and the idea of making a voice for it is relatively rare in recent years. After learning about the background of the film, many netizens said: "the most terrible thing is that it is adapted from a real event." With a real and vivid plot, the film portrays a reporter who is in danger with a pen as a sword, and also uses dim and dim light to restore a purgatory-like disabled home in the world. what's more, through the film, it shows the distressing abuse and aggression suffered by the residents of the disabled homes, and restores the real situation of the vulnerable groups that we have forgotten and ignored in real life. Many viewers think that "under the Day" eulogizes brave people who dare to stand up under power, praises optimists who are physically broken but always hopeful, but also questions silent people who turn a blind eye to evil.

"under the Day" is supervised and produced by er Dongsheng, starring Jiang David, Yu Xiangning and Lin Baoyi, and starring Liang Zhongheng, Chen Zhanwen, Zhou Hanning, Liang Yongting, Gong Cien, Bao Liru, Zhu Baiqian, Zhu Baikang and Xu Yuexiang. Under the Day is not only a film, but also a pursuit of courage and justice, a cross-examination of society. In this journey to explore the truth, we have witnessed the supremacy of the desire for profit, the journalists who bravely faced the darkness, and the vulnerable groups who have been forgotten but still cling to hope and eager to find light for themselves. The film will be released in full on April 12, and advance screenings in 14 cities across the country are on pre-sale. We look forward to meeting the cinema and expecting more people to stop being silent and speak for truth and justice.