I found a very interesting micro-movie called "Car Forty-Four". In just 11 minutes, the film tells the story of a 44 coach driver. The story is based on real events, filmed for four and a half days, and the location was chosen on a small road in the countryside on the outskirts of Beijing, and the scene is very original.
The female driver, the actor's name is Gong Beibi, Wu Chao is the young man who plays the passenger, and Li Yixiang plays the bandit. The story takes place on a remote trail, and the desolate setting opens the story.
The film opens with an atmosphere of desolation and silence, with only one bus on the highway and seemingly no man's land all around. No man's land here not only refers to a place where there are no people, but also has another meaning, that is, in this environment, people will be more likely to show animal attributes, including greed, timidity, fear of things and selfishness.
However, all the passengers on the bus were unusual figures. The temperament revealed between the young man's eyebrows made the female driver have a good impression of him. However, unexpectedly, two bandits were encountered on the road, and they not only robbed the ticket on the bus, but also coerced the female driver to do it in the barren grass on the side of the road**. However, all the passengers in the car were indifferent, and the young man rushed under the car alone and tried to protect the female driver, but the result was a stabbing and the female driver was not spared.
Later, the young man, the protagonist of the film, hitched a ride on another car, but the car was overtaken by the police car behind it in the process. The young man was very concerned about the fate of the female driver, but in fact they never met again. Later, the car crashed, and both the female driver and the passengers in the car were killed, but the young man became the only survivor.
This story tells us that in the face of major rights and wrongs, there is no such thing as neutrality, and everyone should stand up and uphold fairness and justice. The three main characters in the story, including the female driver, the young man and the bandit, are very distinctive, their images are very distinct, and the last smile of the young man also leaves a lot of room for imagination. Maybe he laughed because he found a little fairness and justice in this absurd and disorderly world, or he could have untied the knot in his heart when he was kicked out of the car, or he could laugh at those indifferent bystanders at the beginning, or he could laugh at himself for his powerlessness in the world.
The depiction of sex in this film is also very distinctive, although there is only one big vision, but it makes people worry about the fate of the female driver. The movie uses 11 minutes to tell a real human story, with vivid characters and a tight plot, which is well worth watching.