＂Second Exposure＂ exhibits psychological suspense, Fan Ye shows half-naked playing taboo romance

Group photo at the premiere of "Second Exposure"


Fan Bingbing "Second Exposure" poster


Huo Siyan’s "Second Exposure" poster

　　　 Movie Network News(Text/Jingyu) On September 24, the film held a media test screening in Beijing. After a year and a half of success, director Li Yu once again joined hands with Fan Bingbing to present an excellent psychological suspense drama for fans. In 105 minutes, the director used a rather complex narrative structure, psychedelic pictures and plots to present an ordinary murder story in a very interesting and beautiful way. Feng Shaofeng and Huo Siyan joined the two stars to add a lot of color to the film, but "Fan Ye" Fan Bingbing is the absolute protagonist of the film. In the film, she can not only show off her half-naked body without scruples, but also show the fragility and psychological collapse of women with tearful eyes, which can be said to challenge her acting skills.

The suspense of the film is comparable to that of "Mulholland Drive". The complex story is intriguing

　　　 The film "Double Exposure" tells the story of Song Qi (Fan Bingbing), a consultant for a cosmetic surgery company, who discovers the secret love affair between her boyfriend Liu Dong and her friend Zhou Xiaoxi. In a fit of rage, Song killed Zhou Xiaoxi on impulse. Song Qi, who is burdened with guilt for murder, begins to have constant hallucinations, and unknowingly, she gradually discovers the truth of the murder.

　　　 If the film were just about a bloody case between two women fighting for a man, it would be too simple and vulgar. In fact, when the director tells the opening story, he has already placed a few foreshadows, hinting at the more complicated story that follows. In particular, the heroine Song Qi spies on the cheating of her boyfriend and friend. With the eerie background electronic music, raindrops begin to fall from the sky, and the picture begins to become very psychedelic, suggesting that the protagonist seems to be in a similar illusory sleepwalking. And as Song Qi’s neuroticism intensifies, even the less sensitive audience can guess that what the protagonist is doing should be a fantasy.

　　　 When the mystery is solved in the middle of the film, the audience will feel a sincere sense of comfort in solving the mystery. It turns out that everything Song Qi does, although it is a fantasy thing, is a projection of another blood crime hidden in his psychology. Fantasy characters and recurring things are the prototype of another story, but they have undergone the most ingenious disguise and distortion of human psychology. And this technique is more common in suspense and thriller films, although not as good as David Lynch’sMulholland Drive.It is so complex and difficult to understand, but it still has an extraordinary structural charm, which alone shows that the film’s script skills are not shallow.

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