The day after "Suddenly Looking Back" won the commendation award, many newspapers published the news, and the group photo of the three awardees holding the trophy occupied a large part of the page, probably to attract the attention of readers, and many newspaper editors also deliberately printed the three characters of Fujiwara Kei very large.

[Written by Kei Fujiwara and supervised by rookie director Nagaharu Ohno, the work "Suddenly Looking Back" won the PEER Film Festival Commendation Conference Award]

[The genius screenwriter is not willing to be lonely, and the magic hand reaches out to the film industry]

[The warm short film came out, and the top work of the PEER Film Festival touched people's hearts]

[A Love Letter to the Creator - In Memory of the Victims of East Ani]

The film also caused quite a stir within Tokyo Bungaku University, and the fact that Kei Fujiwara and Nagaharu Ohno made a film at Tokyo Bungaku University is well known to the entire imaging department. But most people didn't pay much attention to it at the time, and it wasn't until the movie won the first prize from peer that they suddenly remembered something.

"Huh? Is this the same movie that Kei Fujiwara made at school?"

The students of Tokyo University of Literature and Art won the conference award and the deputy prize of the conference, and the other students of the imaging department were also honored to show the two works in the campus theater.

Many students have already seen "Lucky", and although the final screening version of the film has been slightly changed compared to the original, the overall plot content has not changed much. After the students watched it, they didn't have a big reaction, but they just sighed: No wonder it won the deputy award of the conference, this is a good film.

At the same time, I became more interested in "Suddenly Looking Back", which won the first prize.

The work "Suddenly Looking Back" was screened in the campus theater, and most of the people who watched it at first were imaging students.

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After more than half an hour, there was silence in the theater, but sobs could be heard from the darkness.

"This movie ......"

"It's really great!" The boy sitting in the front row stood up suddenly, "It's Fujiwara-senpai!"

"Fujiwara-senpai Sai Taka!"

"When are we going to make a movie of this magnitude...... Fujiwara-senpai isn't much older than us......" A boy shook his head as he walked out of the theater.

"But after all, it's Fujiwara senior, not to mention the imaging department, the entire Tokyo Academy of Literature and Art, it seems that he is the only one who has achieved such an achievement at his age. Let's study hard."

"If you don't do it, you'll never get a chance!" At this time, a boy wearing a peaked cap said with a gleam in his eyes, "Since we are all imaging students, we are all learning the same thing, and if others can do it, why can't we do it?" I decided that from now on, I would also make my own films!"

His two friends looked at each other, "Yamamoto, are you serious?"

"Seriously, of course! Next year, I'm going to the PEER Film Festival too!"

Tokyo University of Arts and Humanities has shown the film one after another, and more and more students have come to watch the movie, and at the same time, the popularity of the film has gradually spread to the outside world. ….

Peer Film Festival, although it is also a well-known competition in the film industry, but unless it is a senior movie fan or related practitioners, who will make this movie for ordinary audiences?

Just like someone asked you, which is the award-winning film of this year's college student film festival, and how many ordinary viewers can answer?

Not to mention the University Student Film Festival, even international film events such as the Cannes Film Festival, the best short films of the past years, most people have never seen or heard of them. Of course, there will be a very small number of award-winning works, because of their high quality and in line with the elements of mass communication, they will be out of the circle. For example, "The Tuner".

When it comes to pop culture pushing, the college student population is definitely not to be underestimated. Often students at a university can set off a popular storm.

The reason why "Journey to the West" was able to fight a turnaround battle from a bad movie to a masterpiece was also because of the "Shuimu Tsinghua University" college student exchange forum

, a group of students pushed this film, which was regarded by many old pedants as "random compilation and nonsense", to the detective, from cultural garbage to a postmodern classic.

Encouraged by students at Tokyo University of Arts and Letters, more and more campus theaters began to play the film.

Soon, the short film "Suddenly Looking Back" quickly became popular among college students, and even some middle schools would show the film to students.

There are also endless discussions about the film on the forum:

"'Suddenly Looking' is probably the best short film I've seen this year, listening to the thunder in silence and telling a touching story in a calm tone."

"It's worthy of Sima Keita......

"One of my college seniors died in the accident in East Ani, and I can't forget it now, he was a very shy boy who didn't like sports and socializing, and he liked to draw alone, just like Kyomoto in the movie. Some people say that he is a dead house, but I think he is very cute and gentle, and maybe he can achieve great things in life even if he continues to paint. But it was all ruined by that demon. I curse that man every day, hoping that he will die in untold pain."

"I understand your pain, but in order not to be misunderstood, I'll make it clear here: this movie doesn't curse anyone, it only tells a heartwarming story from beginning to end. It's a love letter to creators."

"It's clear that this film is a tribute to the victims of East Ani. Do you remember "Gemini Detectives", which aired not long ago? There is also an episode in it that is based on the East Ani eucalyptus, so the comparison gap comes out. The TTV guys just make up nonsense and demonize their victims; And Kei Fujiwara played a soul-calming song for the undead and the living."

"The level of thought of the creator determines the height of the author, so it seems that Fujiwara-sensei is really different from his peers......

"Fujiwara-sensei is such a gentle person......

As the momentum grew louder, the mainstream media was keenly aware of it. Fukuyamadai executives had long known that Kei Fujiwara's work had won the Commendation Award at the PEER Film Festival, but they didn't pay much attention to it.

Many TV series in a row have been very popular, and they have also won historic ratings, so what's so strange about winning the first prize at a newcomer film festival? But as the movie became more and more famous among young people, Yoshida Kashi was also a little strange, so he took the time to watch the movie.

After watching it, Yoshida was silent for a moment, and then decided to go to Kei Fujiwara, hoping that he would allow the film to be broadcast on TV.

After asking Ohno Nagaji, Fujiwara Kei agreed, and symbolically charged some fees to allow Fukuyama TV to broadcast the film "Suddenly Looking Back".

Fukuyama TV's late-night program is not very rich, so the 41 hours of the week are dedicated to broadcasting movies. Most of them are self-produced or distributed films by Matsuri Pictures, and some of them are purchased from foreign films. It can be regarded as the lazy work of Fushan Station in order to cope with this time period, but the ratings are unexpectedly not low.

Soon, the film "Suddenly Looking Back" was officially broadcast on the TV station.

Sima Guitai