Chapter 407: "Dying to Survive" is released

Su Zi turned around speechlessly, "Can you speak?"

"Okay, stop pretending and come over here to check tomorrow's procedures."

Su Zi rolled his eyes at her before taking the document that Su Yuehe handed over.

The premiere process is pretty straightforward: watch the movie first, then interact with the audience and be interviewed.

But Su Yuehe is more rigorous. She checks every time again so that Su Zi knows the process well and there will be no problems when he goes to the site.

The premiere starts at 9 a.m., but people generally don’t go so early because there’s an hour-long movie in the middle. So saying that you’ll watch a movie together is just talk.

All they had to do was arrive before the movie ended. When Suzi arrived at the venue it was exactly 9:30. Everyone else had already arrived and was waiting for her. Everyone was backstage, observing the audience's reactions through the monitors.

When seeing the important parts of the plot, most of the audience burst into tears.

It rained even harder than the day Yiping went to see his father.

The movie was over and all the lights in the theater were turned on.

Su Zi and a group of leading actors appeared in front of everyone.

"Su Su, you've made me so embarrassed!" someone in the crowd shouted.

This sentence diluted the sadness brought by the movie just now, and everyone laughed.

Su Zi also laughed and picked up the microphone: "Thank you very much to everyone present for taking the time to attend the premiere of "Dying to Survive"."

"Do you like this movie? Tell me what you feel after watching it."

Reporters at the scene immediately raised their hands to ask questions.

"Director Su, thank you very much for creating such a great work. I have a question for you. What opportunity made you pay attention to the leukemia group and shoot such a story?"

"I often receive letters from my fans. I read every letter. Among them, there is a special fan who is a leukemia patient."

"She told me her story, and it was her story that led me to understand the leukemia community and the initial treatment methods as well as the current medical developments and treatment methods."

"Our country has made very significant progress in the treatment of other cancers, but leukemia is a difficult problem that has not been overcome not only in our country but also in the world. Although we also have independently developed treatment drugs, I found through this understanding that most patients still trust imported drugs more."

"You can learn about this. Imported drugs used to be very expensive and could not be reimbursed. Later, after a series of efforts by the state, imported drugs could be reimbursed by medical institutions, and the effects of our domestically produced drugs are getting better and better."

"I believe that in the near future, we will be able to overcome this difficulty and turn treatment into a cure."

In public, she cannot discuss anything related to the core of the film and can only let the audience figure it out.

The reporters at the scene were all specially invited and would not find fault at this time. They asked other questions around the protagonist of the movie.

"I want to ask, Mo Yue, who plays the role of Lü Shouyi in the play, I feel that the facial expressions you show in the movie are very similar to those of the patients I saw in the hospital. Have you done any special research?"

Mo Yue discussed with everyone the story of how he failed the first audition for this role, but tried again the second time.

After he finished speaking, the people at the scene applauded him.

After asking all the questions, conducting interviews, and interacting with the audience, today's premiere came to an end.

After leaving the theater, except for the reporters who had to go back to write articles, the audience who actually watched the movie today couldn't wait to start promoting the movie online.

[Tomorrow is New Year's Day. If you are free, you can go and watch this movie. I highly recommend this movie. You will thank me after watching it.]

[This is a very touching movie. The compact plot and realistic shooting techniques successfully show the power of human kindness. If you have time, you can go and watch it. You should have a different feeling.]

【I’m ready for a second look! 】

Su Zi already had a strong fan base, and with so many people recommending the show after watching the premiere, all tickets for the show on New Year's Day were sold out.

Everyone who watched the movie was touched and recommended it online or to their family and friends.

"Dying to Survive" became the first hit movie at the beginning of the new year, and theaters and distributors were all delighted.

Netizens who watched the movie also posted their thoughts online.

[This is the first time I have seen such a work that can film the struggle of human nature. The struggle of policeman Cao Bin is a sample of the conscience of ordinary people. He pursued Chen Yong because of the law, and gave up the investigation because of human nature. When he yelled at the director: "I will bear all the penalties alone!", I did not see a hero, but a mortal who finally learned to "turn a blind eye". ]

[The character of Huang Mao really made me feel so uncomfortable that I couldn't breathe. Before he died, he cut his hair and wanted to go home, but in the end he fell in a pool of blood. The pack of medicine that he didn't take in time was more glaring than any death certificate! ]

【Zhang Changlin is right. There is only one kind of disease in the world, poverty disease. Poor people are not qualified to be sick. Our country's medical system and drug treatment expense reimbursement system are far superior to other countries, but there are still people who can't afford to see a doctor and eventually choose to let the disease drag them to death. 】

[In the movie, the old lady held Cao Bin's hand and said that she didn't want to die, she wanted to live. The sobbing in the entire theater proved that in the face of the right to life, all economic theories are pale. A bottle of medicine that costs 40,000 yuan and a bottle of medicine that costs 500 yuan can treat the same disease, but they can't save the same kind of people.]

[The scene of Lü Shouyi eating oranges twice really made me cry uncontrollably. The first time he ate an orange, he smiled like a child, but the last time he couldn't even bite the orange peel. The orange became a metaphor for hope, sweet but bitter.]

[SuSu once again contributed to the public what high-quality film content is. Ordinary people like us don’t understand any filming techniques. We only know whether the content is good and whether it can make us empathize.

I never watch movies with this kind of tone, because I think life is hard enough, and the misery played out by the characters in the movies gives me the feeling of moaning without reason, but this movie is different, it really touches people's hearts. 】

[Zhang Changlin sold fake drugs for so many years without any problems, but he was arrested the only time he bought real drugs. How ironic.]

The popularity of the movie also impacted the interests of some people, who felt humiliated.

If you don’t have money, don’t get treatment. This is a recognized social rule. A single drug costs so much from research and development to final clinical trials and market launch. Doesn’t all this cost money?