"Where to Use It" immersive experience screening, word-of-mouth praise, actor special series, in-depth interpretation of the character arc

Supervised by Ning Hao, directed by the Olympic bid, written by Xu Luyang, starred by Xiao Yang, Qi Xi, Ren Dahua, and Zheng Kai, and starred by Pan Binlong, the film "Where to Use Your Use", which is in full swing for pre-sales and will be released on December 31, New Year's Eve. The film will continue to be screened nationwide from Wednesday 24th to Sunday 28th. The first round of screening has received favorable reviews from the audience. The first batch of viewers to enter the movie theater has recognized the film from multiple dimensions such as narrative rhythm, character creation, blockbuster texture, and immersive experience, saying that "we can never predict the direction of the story" and "see the real hostage escape details". The film released a special cast of "War Highlights" today, further leading the audience behind the scenes and revealing how the actors shape the characters 'survival instincts and touching life resilience in desperate situations.

Actors reveal special portraits of survival on the battlefield. The true portrayal of ordinary people in the war is inspiring

In the "War Highlights" cast special, the creators deeply interpret the characters 'choices and changes in extreme environments. Ma Xiao, a foreign journalist played by Xiao Yang, has transformed from a calm bystander to a person struggling to survive. The pain of the brutal war made the characters and even the actors deeply realize: "Only by personally experiencing it can we know how difficult it is to live in such an environment." The origin of actor Xiao Yang and this story began five years ago. The five-year fate gave Xiao Yang a deeper understanding of Ma Xiao and injected real and shocking vitality into the character. In the scene of Jinmu being kidnapped by extremists and facing capital punishment, actor Qi Xi perfectly interpreted the dual state of ordinary people in desperate situations that "fear is an instinct, and confrontation is also an instinct", and also conveyed Pan Wenjia's tenacity and vitality are passed on to the audience in front of the screen. Zhou Weijie, an overseas Chinese businessman played by Ren Dahua, is a complex character who travels in the local black and white streets. However, after meeting Ma Xiao and other compatriots, his inner feelings about "home" are awakened. The deep friendship and sense of belonging under the calculation of interests supported Zhou Weijie to move forward in the war-torn zone. Miao Feng, an overseas engineer played by Zheng Kai, knows that the battlefield is dangerous and still adheres to his professional mission. Miao Feng's performance after accidentally stepping on a landmine and the changes in the level of performance behind him are still fresh in many viewers 'memories. The instinctive reaction of this character reflects the cruelty of war and the preciousness of life particularly clearly. In order to get close to the true state of the character when he was injured, Zheng Kai's makeup was extremely realistic. After the final modeling was completed, Zheng Kai lamented that "the character's state was immediately there." The realistic scars not only make the actors closer to the characters from the outside to the inside, but also give the audience a stronger visual impact and spiritual shock.

Whether they are reporters who record the truth, doctors who save lives, businessmen who seek benefits and avoid harm, or engineers who are unswervingly committed, they originally lived their own ordinary lives, but they were embroiled in the sudden war, and their destiny changed. This survival instinct that breaks out on the edge of life and death, as well as the survival miracle that we support each other and jointly create, constitute the most solid emotional fulcrum of the story. Just as the audience said: "Seeing them not giving up on anyone, but walking out of the desert hand in hand is worthy of admiration in itself." This kind of light of humanity that illuminates each other in desperate situations gives the film the power to reach the hearts of the people.

Point-to-click reputation ** Continuous praise ** The immersive experience of "being too real to breathe" was praised by the audience

The movie "Where to Use" focuses on a desert land torn by war, where a group of hostages with different identities are jointly exposed to the extreme test of life and death. The director of the Olympic bid said in the special edition that people's will to survive under extreme circumstances is often beyond imagination. The film focuses its perspective on such a group of ordinary people involved in the war. It draws on real events and presents real details, giving the film a strong realistic foundation and real texture. After the first round of screening, the film's immersive impression won widespread resonance with the audience, shouting "The scalp became numb and the palms were sweating." The strong visual impact and spiritual shock gave many viewers a feeling of "dizziness" that they had never experienced in theaters. The real desert environment, realistic character makeup, and real survival details allow the audience to deeply immerse themselves from different aspects. Some viewers described it: "It's like being thrown into the hot desert. The more than two hours of watching the movie seemed like I was escaping with the protagonist, and I didn't even dare to breathe out."

The true portrayal of ordinary people in the film is undoubtedly another important source for the audience's sense of substitution. Some viewers said: "There are no divine weapons descending from the sky in the movie. Every injury and struggle they suffer is so real, making you fully believe that this is what is happening." The original instinct of the characters in the film to "live" also shows the tenacity of life in the most extreme state and deeply hits the audience. "It makes you involuntarily plug yourself into yourself and think about what you will face in that environment." Many viewers took the initiative to share after the screening. The film brought not only short-term excitement, but also lasting shock and touching. The ending song "Amani" became an emotional breach that many viewers unanimously recognized, saying that "as soon as the music came out, the tears couldn't stop." This song not only allows the audience to reminisce for a long time after the theater lights are on, but also allows many people and the characters in the film to think more about the destiny and real life: "With an ultimate survival story, I can feel the seemingly ordinary Life has a heavy sense of reality and awe."

The film "Where to Use" is produced by Bad Monkey (Shanghai) Cultural Communication Co., Ltd., Shanghai Chinese Film Co., Ltd., Wanda Film and Television Media Co., Ltd., China Film Industry Group Co., Ltd., Yuye (Shanghai) Culture Media Co., Ltd., Xinjiang Bonarze Culture Media Co., Ltd., Beijing Shangshi Culture Group Co., Ltd., Sichuan Shangshi Film Co., Ltd., Beijing Jingxi Cultural Tourism Co., Ltd., Horgos Sorry Film and Television Culture Co., Ltd., Produced by Beijing Shengshi Chinese Film Co., Ltd., Beijing Bad Monkey Cultural Industry Development Co., Ltd., Diplomatic Film and Television Media Co., Ltd., Haining Darling Film and Television Culture Media Co., Ltd., Banshan (Shanghai) Culture Media Co., Ltd., Horgos Somerouyun Film and Television Culture Communication Co., Ltd., Beijing Jincheng Culture Media Co., Ltd., Beijing Shangfeng Film and Television Media Co., Ltd., Beijing Weimeng Chuangke Network Technology Co., Ltd., supervised by Ning Hao, directed the Olympic bid, Xu Luyang serves as the screenwriter, Xiao Yang, Qi Xi, Ren Dahua and Zheng Kai lead the roles, and Pan Binlong plays in the special role. It will be screened nationwide from December 24 to 28, 2025, and will be released on December 31 for the New Year.