The original version of "Preliminary Evidence" premiered in the Beijing-Shanghai Twin Cities! It will be released on February 28!
On February 21, the stage documentary film "preliminary proof" had its premiere in Shanghai and Beijing at the same time, and the two cities were full of sincerity. Profe...
On February 21, the stage documentary film "preliminary proof" had its premiere in Shanghai and Beijing at the same time, and the two cities were full of sincerity. Professors Dai Jinhua and Mao Jian joined us by surprise to communicate and interact with you sincerely after the screening, sharing the feelings of watching the movie and answering the questions of the audience, making the discussion dimensions of this event more diverse. The high-quality feminist stage documentary, which has a 9.6 rating and won several international awards, will be released nationwide on February 28, and pre-sales are in full swing.
direct attack on women's sharp issues, Dai Jinhua Maojian analyzes the core of the film
"preliminary proof" focuses on all kinds of difficulties encountered by women in the judicial system, from the difficult complaints of sexual assault cases to the hidden oppression of gender discrimination in the workplace. With a delicate and shocking narrative, the film tears open those neglected scars in social reality, showing women's struggle and struggle in the pursuit of equality and justice incisively and vividly.
Dai Jinhua, a teacher who specializes in film, mass media and gender studies, commented passionately after the premiere in Beijing: "(preliminary proof) is a female scream from beginning to end, as well as a war table. It is not entirely emotional, but the society we are in today, all our cultures, every aspect of the system we are in, the creation and results of every system. " Professor Mao Jian also pointed out in his speech at the premiere in Shanghai: "such plays and themes should be included in national education." Not only do women need to know the issues and dimensions, but also men.
With ingenious narration and exquisite emotional expression, the film shows women's struggle and awakening in the predicament. In the post-screening communication between the two places, both Mr. Dai Jinhua and Professor Mao Jian talked about the portrayal of sexual consent in the film, believing that through the experience of the protagonist, the film intuitively and sharply presents the fuzzy zone of sexual consent in the real context.
"Jodie Comer represents us-men and women-thinking about sexual consent and structural oppression." Mao Jian stressed the film's display of sharp social issues, she said: "the issue of sexual consent may constitute a link in the film; on the stage, every detail is accurately interpreted by the actors, especially through the interpretation of Judy." it can be fermented into an issue of the times. " At the Beijing premiere, Professor Dai Jinhua also shared the issue of "NoisNo". She pointed out: "in addition to unfairness, prejudice, hegemony and violence, it itself is a result of self-contradiction in the patriarchal society."
The two professors provide the audience with new ideas and different interpretations from a unique and professional female perspective, which not only gives the audience a deeper understanding of the film, but also injects new vitality into the discussion of women's issues. As the two professors said, women face layers of oppression from the judicial system to public opinion, which is not accidental, but the result of the long-term construction of patriarchy. The presentation of these aspects in "preliminary proof" provides a vivid sample for the public to understand the plight of women. Through Tessa's experience, "preliminary proof" shows us how women's voices are ignored and how justice is distorted under gender bias.
the premiere was well received by the audience, * the legal team extended a helping hand and interacted warmly**
After the screening, there was a flood of praise from the audience, "touched", "meaningful", "moved" and "real". It was mentioned repeatedly by the audience in the communication. Many audiences said that the difficulties encountered by women in the workplace and life shown in the film are very real, as if they were happening around them. With the warm atmosphere and the sharing of the audience, the topics discussed in the film are no longer unreachable stories on the big screen, but truly reflect the reality around everyone.
What is even more moving is that professional lawyers were invited to watch the two premieres. Representatives of the legal team analyzed in detail the legal difficulties of female sexual assault cases and popularized the legal knowledge of sexual assault cases to the audience, so that everyone had a deeper understanding and understanding of the judicial dilemma reflected in the film. At the same time, they prepared 30 free legal advice places for female audiences attending the premiere in Beijing and Shanghai. "We hope to help some female friends who are in dire straits," they said. The figures of Tessa inside and outside the film gradually overlap, and they all hope to help more women out of their predicament through their own meagre efforts.
As teacher Dai Jinhua said, "our heroine." No matter whether the final outcome is to win or lose the case, when she appears in the law as a case. A new step has been formed, then will one day, as the movie said at the end, maybe one day, maybe somewhere, maybe at a certain moment, a change will happen. " It is true that the road ahead is bound to be fraught with thorns, but fortunately we have tens of thousands of "Tessa" moving forward and still firmly believe that "some things have to change."
It is reported that this film is imported by China Film Group Corporation, translated by Changying Group Translation Film production Co., Ltd., and released by Huaxia Film Distribution Co., Ltd., which will be released on February 28th.