" Detective Chinatown 3 " is the first mainland Chinese film almost filmed in Japan (except for Sino-Japanese co-productions) .
Therefore, the various behind-the-scenes stories in the filming process are worth studying without the plot. Strong1strong Even if you haven’t seen this movie, or don’t like it very much, it’s worth watching. The collision and integration of different film systems.
To shoot abroad, you need to go to the countryside and follow the customs. In terms of culture and national conditions, the crew of "Chinatown Detective 3" is difficult, not every scene can be like "3span Shibuya _span" Same, all burn funds to build one.
Director Chen Sicheng wants to show as much Tokyo as possible.
In addition to Shibuya, Akihabara is also a major landmark in Tokyo, and the shooting here was not smooth.
For all street shootings, you need to apply for a permit, so detailed that you have to get permission from every store on this street. As long as one does not agree, you cannot shoot.
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It is common to be invited to the police station for tea.
After repeated negotiations, Akihabara agreed to let them shoot, but only for two days, only 3 hours a day, from 6 am to 9 am.
The scene filmed in Akihabara has a lot of scenes. The original plan was to use 1,500 extras. When the preparation time is up, six hours in two days is definitely not enough.
But the director decided that he still had to shoot in Akihabara and bit his head.
Then, they encountered another problem that may not be solved by their own efforts-the typhoon came.
The crew all sighed, "This time it's dead", and it rained from time to time during the filming process, but in the end the scene was overcame all difficulties.
In Shinjuku street, the Emperor’s Royal Garden Hamarikyu, etc., there are time constraints or space constraints. One millimeter beyond the line is not allowed, and even some places require on-site staff. There are restrictions on the number of (generally Japanese crews will not use a large crew of 200 people for a play, and group performances with thousands of people are also rare).
Regarding the Japanese management department’s inconvenience to the film industry, Kurosawa Akira , the director of photography of the film "Seven Samurai", Mr. Strong1strong, criticized for "not providing support for film shooting, so Japanese movies are becoming more and more boring. Nothing can be done.”
Why Japan is so uneasy about filming? This is related to the national conditions of Japan- Japan is a conservative nation.
Japanese people are afraid of disturbing others. Shooting movies and occupying traffic roads affect normal travel.So the first thing the police thought of was to protect the rights of citizens.
The Japanese dare not try new things easily. This is something the director of Chen Sicheng is deeply impressed.
The Japanese director also stated that he has worked for 30 years and through this filming of "Detective Chinatown 3", he has done a lot of things that he did not dare to try in the past.
The film was shot with a German Arri 65mm IMAX Camera.
This is the first film in China and the fourth in the world to use this technology throughout. No one has used it in Japan, so many Japanese crews came to visit.
The Japanese director said that this is a pavement for the shooting of Japanese movies.
The following sentence really represents the Japanese character.
In addition, Director Chen Sicheng also expressed his love for Japanese culture, and he wanted to show the Japanese memory of a generation.
So I have invited Honami Suzuki and Yuka Miura.
Yukazu Miura also said that he was moved by the co-starring of actors from different Asian countries.
At the end of the movie, when it comes to historical events, it shows the director’s great love for human peace. This is what he wants to express, even using Mike Jackson’s classic song "heal the word".
Anyway, the director's ambition is very big. This kind of sublimation is good or bad.
In short, this movie made Japanese filmmakers lament that "Chinese people are really amazing."
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