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"Buried Alive" is an English-language film, which has also been confirmed.

On the Internet, with the help of Ye Qiu and Xuanhuang Film and Television, a hot topic has gradually begun to form.

That is, is "Buried Alive" also like "Kung Fu Heroes", which is used to kneel and lick European and American people?

It's just that this point of view was quickly refuted by some people, "Kung Fu Hero" cost 40 times that of "Buried Alive", and "Buried Alive" is just a small-budget movie even if it is placed in China, let alone in North America.

So if you kneel and lick, don't talk nonsense.

And this time, the actor of "Buried Alive" is obviously not a white man like "Kung Fu Hero", but the Chinese actor Lu Hua.

It's just that why it's an English-language film, everyone is puzzled.

When people were curious about this issue, Dianjin Film and Television and Xuanhuang Film and Television officially held a new film press conference on the film "Buried Alive".

"Director Jiang, it is rumored on the Internet that "Buried Alive" is an English film, is it true?" a reporter asked.

"Yes, "Buried Alive" is indeed an English-language film. Jiang Wei nodded in affirmation.

"Director Jiang, is there anyone else in the starring role of "Buried Alive" besides Lu Hua?"

"I can tell you for sure that there is only one starring actor in "Buried Alive", and that is the well-known Lu Hua. And I can also tell you that there is only one Chinese actor in this film, Lu Hua, and the others are actors from Europe and the United States. However, only Lu Hua is the real and only protagonist. Jiang Wei replied with a smile.

"So is it understood that this film will be a movie for Chinese people to save the world?" a reporter asked.

"Save the world? No, no, no, this film has no heroes, and it doesn't save the world, and in the same way, white people are not heroes, and the only thing I can tell you is that this is indeed a movie about salvation, but you will know exactly how to do it when you watch the movie. Jiang Wei shook his head and said.

"So why did the film use English as the language of the film, and was it for the North American market?"

First of all, the fact that "Buried Alive" can be released in North America is an unexpected gain in itself, and secondly, do you think that a film with a cost of less than one million dollars will consider the North American market?" Jiang Wei teased.

Other media reporters couldn't help but laugh when they heard this, yes, a movie with a cost of only one million, considering the North American market, it can't help but look too much at "Buried Alive", right?

Of course, English is used as the language of the film, because the background of the incident is not in China, but abroad, and the identity of the protagonist of this film is a Chinese American. The use of English is entirely due to the needs of the plot, not to the consideration of the North American market. Jiang Wei still explained.

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The press conference of "Buried Alive", although it explained why the protagonists and directors of "Buried Alive" are all Chinese, but it is an English film.

But in reality a bigger hole was dug where there were no heroes, no saving the world, whites were not heroes, and yellows were not heroes.

What kind of story is this? What kind of movie is it? A movie about salvation?

It can be said that "Buried Alive" is becoming more and more mysterious, because so far, only one poster has been thrown out of the entire film.

In the poster, Lu Hua is lying in a coffin, using a lighter to illuminate the inside of the coffin.

And then there was nothing, buried alive, coffins, lighters, it seemed to say something, but it seemed that nothing was said.

And in the United States, because Huanyang is unwilling to pay for this low-cost film, he can only pay for Ye Qiu's side.

In terms of publicity, in the United States, because of the limited publicity expenses, "Buried Alive" is only promoted on the Internet.

In China, because of the problem of network speed, watching videos online is still a big problem, but in North America, video websites have long appeared.

And this time, a short video titled "Chinese Americans, Are They American Citizens?" appeared on the largest video site in North America.

In order to make this video recommended on the homepage, Ye Qiu spent a lot of dollars for this, but compared with TV stations, it is obvious that the publicity cost of the Internet is still much cheaper.

The United States prides itself on inclusiveness and freedom, but racial discrimination is virtually ubiquitous.

The Chinese have hardly become the world-saving heroes of European and American films, and the same blacks have been.

But in fact, compared with the discrimination experienced by blacks, the discrimination faced by Chinese in Europe and the United States is more serious.

The content of the video is somewhat inexplicable.

The short film shows a Chinese-American kidnapped by Iraqis.

The Chinese asked why me?

The kidnappers told Lu Hua because he was American.

Then ironically, next, Lu Hua called 911 and learned that it was related to Iraq, and the operator took the call to the FBI.

And the FBI keeps asking, why didn't the Iraqis kill you outright but kidnap you?

In the end, there was a shot of the mobile phone running out of battery, and Lu Hua shouted into the phone to let me go out and give you money, under the camera, the coffin rotated and became smaller and smaller, and finally drowned in the darkness.

This short film is obviously an edited picture.

Although this short film feels like the title party, the short film does not highlight this problem, but because of the hint of the title, many people will naturally think that the protagonist was kidnapped because he holds a U.S. passport, but when asking for help, the FBI is not concerned about the safety of the protagonist, but asks why the Iraqis did not directly kill people but kidnapped?

Is this because the protagonist is Chinese?

The topic of human race has always been relatively sensitive, although some American imperialists feel that this topic is a bit nonsense, but in fact, they feel in their hearts that what is expressed in this video is indeed something that objectively exists.

However, the Chinese in the United States have a great sense of resonance, because the discrimination encountered by the Chinese in the United States imperialism can be more or less felt, and they all have different but similar experiences.

Aside from this video clip, the title is that, are Chinese Americans considered American citizens?

This topic, if it follows the official answer, is naturally positive.

But in fact, whether there is no equal treatment for every Chinese is clear.

This point, obviously, is that in Hollywood movies, except for white people, no one of the other races is a hero, maybe there are some black people, but Chinese, sorry, really not.

Whether Chinese Americans are American citizens or not, because this short film was blocked on the homepage, and it is a very realistic and thought-provoking topic, the click rate is rising.

Whites are a little better, and sensitive blacks also raise the question, whether black people in the United States are Americans.

Some blacks who have been discriminated against have left messages saying that legally, blacks in the United States and Chinese Americans are also American citizens, but in fact, discrimination is everywhere.

Of course, some people are starting to wonder what this video is, is it a spoof short film, or is it a movie?

If it's a movie, which one? When will it be released? Is that Chinese-American saved in the end?

Of course, among the curious people, most of them are Chinese.