Los Angeles lit up last night as the much-anticipated war drama “Dead to Rights” hit the big screen. 🎬 Digital producer Edén Soto, attending the red carpet premiere, had high praise for the film’s bold approach. “This isn’t just any war film telling the story of the Nanjing Massacre,” Soto shared.
Set in 1937 Nanjing on the Chinese mainland, the movie goes beyond epic battle sequences to focus on individual stories of survival and resilience. Instead of just large-scale conflict, it weaves together personal journeys, from families torn apart to acts of bravery in the face of danger. 💔✨
Soto emphasized the film’s immersive storytelling, with a haunting soundtrack and stunning visuals that pull you into the heart of the tragedy. “It felt like I was walking alongside survivors,” he added, highlighting its emotional impact.
With a cast that blends rising stars and respected actors, “Dead to Rights” strives to educate a new generation about the Nanjing Massacre while paying tribute to those who endured it. Whether you’re a history buff, a cinephile, or simply looking for a powerful, character-driven story, this film promises to leave a lasting impression. 🙌
“Dead to Rights” opens in theaters next week—get ready for a cinematic journey that goes deeper than the usual war epic. 🍿
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CGTN America digital producer Edén Soto reacts to film Dead to Rights
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