Ready for a cinematic journey? The Chinese mainland WWII epic Dead to Rights has shattered records at home, raking in over 1.7 billion yuan ($240M) since its July 25 premiere. It topped the global box office last weekend, proving the power of a well-told story. 🎬
From August 7, Dead to Rights will hit screens in Australia, New Zealand, the United States and Canada—so international audiences can join the action. We sat down with screenwriter Zhang Ke to uncover what makes this film a game-changer.
Giving Voice to History
Zhang Ke explains that Dead to Rights brings to life the untold stories of everyday heroes on the front lines. By blending heart-pounding action with personal narratives, the movie connects viewers to the sacrifices that shaped modern China.
Why It Matters Today
For young audiences, Dead to Rights resonates as more than a history lesson. It highlights themes of resilience, unity and hope—values that cross borders. Whether you’re a history buff, film fan or global traveler, Zhang Ke hopes the film sparks conversations about our shared past and future.
Next stop: your local cinema. Get ready to witness history on the big screen! 🚀
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