Ryan Mitchell sat in the corner of the crew reading the script, his brows tightly furrowed, feeling deeply strange.
This script is actually very authentic. Why? Because from the beginning to the end, it is all about a bunch of men fighting. There is no woman, not even a female mosquito.
Most of the war movies nowadays are about the Anti-Japanese War, but this drama is not set in the Anti-Japanese War. The background of this story is completely fictional, without even a reason. It mainly tells the story of a team of Chinese special forces who went to the jungle to perform a special mission, and then for various reasons they were trapped in a terrible situation of communication cut off, food depletion, and bad weather. The story revolves around how this group of people survived in the jungle for two weeks until they were rescued, and ends when all the special forces were transferred to the hospital.
There is no heroine, no romance, just a group of dirty special forces soldiers carrying their dark and heavy firepower weapons, with oil paint on their faces, splashed with mud, and digging out tree roots to eat. The whole picture gives people a dirty feeling.
No wonder no one wants to act in this drama. This is not a big-budget idol drama to promote actors to fame. Look at the setting and the styling. This is a film that destroys its own image!
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