Light Language in Casablanca
What makes the lighting in Casablanca even more impressive is how it reflects the emotional states of the characters without needing explicit dialogue.
Chase The Murderer
During the Republican era, policewoman Jiang Min witnesses a gang-on-gang killing in a flower field. Her fellow witness, Jiang Ru, is raped and murdered by Xu Fei. Jiang Min tries to arrest Xu Fei for this. However, from the station chief on down, everyone has been corrupted by Xu Fei, blocking Jiang Min's path to justice. Furthermore, she discovers that Xu Fei is planning to sell four national treasures from the Tang Dynasty, which he has looted, to the Japanese. Will Jiang Min, a seeker of justice, be able to legally arrest and punish Xu Fei? Will she be able to protect the four national treasures from falling into Japanese hands? Let's watch to find out.
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During the Republican era, policewoman Jiang Min witnesses a gang-on-gang killing in a flower field. Her fellow witness, Jiang Ru, is raped and murdered by Xu Fei. Jiang Min tries to arrest Xu Fei for this. However, from the station chief on down, everyone has been corrupted by Xu Fei, blocking Jiang Min's path to justice. Furthermore, she discovers that Xu Fei is planning to sell four national treasures from the Tang Dynasty, which he has looted, to the Japanese. Will Jiang Min, a seeker of justice, be able to legally arrest and punish Xu Fei? Will she be able to protect the four national treasures from falling into Japanese hands? Let's watch to find out.
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