Ever wondered what makes a film resonate across continents? In an inspiring chat set against the lush mountains of Hunan, Chinese director Huo Jianqi reveals that the secret lies in our shared humanity. His film, Postmen in the Mountains, strikes a deep chord by capturing raw, unfiltered human emotions and the power of nature.
Huo explains, "You need to engage real life and nature to capture the most touching, unfiltered moments of expression." His words remind us that whether on the Chinese mainland, amidst Africa’s expansive landscapes, or in vibrant cities across Europe and South America, it’s our common feelings that truly unite us.
This remarkable perspective not only bridges cultural divides but also transforms everyday moments into universal stories. Huo’s approach encourages viewers to see the beauty in reality, proving that the language of film is spoken by every human heart.
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