On April 17, the full cast of the movie "Jiangyuan Lane" directed by Peter Chan was officially announced, "Walking through the alleys, all living beings appear. Counting the fate, you can have an overview of the legendary life. The movie "Jiangyuan Lane", a strange case in the Republic of China, will be released this year."
"Jiangyuan Lane" full cast official poster
The cast is as follows (arranged in order of appearance):
Zhang Ziyi, Wang Chuanjun, Yi Yang Qianxi, Mei Ting, Zhao Liying, Lei Jiayin, Liu Runxuan, Zhang Yu, Anna Kirke, Yang Mi, Kang Chunlei, Peng Yuchang, Yin Fang, Chen Guoqing, Zhang Jianya, Zhou Yemang, Dapeng, Xu Xiang, Li Xian, Sun Qiang, Fan Wei, Cisha, Wang Yang, Zhang Zifeng, Xie Na, Kong Lingmei, Zhou Siyu, Zhang Yulin, Bai Yufan, Lin Yongjian, Zhang Xueying, etc.
"Jiangyuan Lane" is adapted from a true story - a murder case that occurred in Jiangyuan Lane, Xinzha Road, Shanghai during the Japanese occupation. The film will be screened at the 77th Cannes Film Festival this year.
Poster of "Jiang Yuan Lane"
On December 14 last year, “@电影酱园弄” posted an official announcement to announce the start of filming.
Earlier this year, the film "Jiangyuan Lane" directed by Chen Kexin was filmed on Zhapu Road (Wujin Road-Haining Road section) in Hongkou District. The distressed walls, old-fashioned signs and retro posters made people feel as if they had traveled back to old Shanghai. Citizens and tourists flocked there to take photos and check in, which also sparked discussions about urban renewal.
Many tourists went to Shanghai Zhapu Road, where the filming of "Jiangyuan Lane" took place, to check in. File photo of The Paper
On March 31, at the 12th North Bund Wealth and Culture Forum, Chen Kexin gave a keynote speech, saying that the filming of "Jiangyuan Lane" received all-round support from Shanghai, especially the support of the Hongkou District Government. "I must sincerely thank Hongkou District for helping us realize a dream that no filmmaker dares to dream. We were able to restore the appearance of old Shanghai in 1945 at the T-junction and two streets in the city center. This kind of thing is unheard of. Whether in Shanghai, China, or any other city in the world, it is difficult to shoot a movie in the city center and restore its appearance."
