Zhang Ruoyun and Zhong Chuxi's film “Safe Evacuation from the 21st Century” will be screened ahead of schedule from July 18th to 21st

Directed by Douban's high-scoring short films “The Adventures of Li Xianji” and “Bad Future”Li YangDirector and former producer of the film “Space Exploration Editorial Office” and director of the “Wandering Earth” series of films and screenplay directorWang HongweiThe comedy sci-fi film “Safe Evacuation from the 21st Century”, which is the director, will be officially screened on August 3.

Since the film was released, it has received high expectations and attention with its whimsical sci-fi setting of “One Sneeze for 20 Years” and a comedy style close to the mentality of contemporary young people. Recently, the film was also officially announced to be officially released on July 18 and 19 at 18:30-19:30, and July 20 and 21 from 14:00-16:00 on July 20 and 21.

Today's film released the “Last Summer Vacation” trailer. “The lie we tell the most common is that we'll be fine when we grow up”. When we were kids, they said that everything would be fine. Will the future really be better?

The teaser opens with a monologue of Wang Bang's character, turning back 20 years. It depicts 1999, which belongs to the Wang Bang trio. The hustle and bustle on the playground, the classroom desks, and the busy summer vacation homework are the “last summer vacation” in memory, and the dream is full of core feelings.

However, in the future 20 years from now, none of Wang Bang's three brothers have become what they had imagined. Facing a less good future, a passionate young man who sneezed back and forth for 20 years directly fought back and forth, hoping to save his friends and the world.

There is always too much helplessness in the adult world. When we realized that “it would be nice to grow up” was a lie at age 38, there were always 18-year-olds who showed up with the courage to be their own heroes.

Along with the teaser video, a poster for “An Incurable Future” was released. The poster used colorful stripes on the TV to create a retro atmosphere. The trio of Wang Bang (Zhang Ruoyun), Wang Chengyong (Song Yang), and Bubble (Li Chenhao) in the display tried their best to run forward on the campus playground runway, echoing who they were 20 years ago, trying to seize a future they couldn't catch up with at the end of their life's runway.

The fusion of time and space between the past and the future has a strong sense of science fiction. The colorful lines representing faults are scattered all around, and it is as if taking the audience back to the screen of an old TV screen from their childhood summer vacation to watch the story of an 18-year-old hot-blooded teenager who went back and forth through twenty years.

Video byZhang Ruoyun, Zhong Chuxi, Song Yang, Wu XiaoliangLeading stars, Zhu Yanmanzi, Li Chenhao, Wen Zhengrong, and Shi Liang, and starring Chen Yichen, Li Zhuozhao, Kang Qixuan, and Ma Fanding. The first limited-edition screening in 25 cities from July 18 to 21 has now started, and they will officially meet on August 3!

The “Last Summer Vacation” trailer for the movie “Evacuation from the 21st Century” was released today. With Zhang Ruoyun's narration, they entered the last summer vacation in the memories of the three unique K-stars Wang Bang, Cheng Yong, and Bubble.

Amidst the bright blue light, which fills the atmosphere of a dream core, and the black and white TV snowflakes that appear from time to time, it is the balcony and classroom where the afternoon sun is burning. The memories exude a gray atmosphere, and the dream core is full of sense.

There were fine, fine drops of water on the gushing out of the cola, which soaked up a long holiday where the teenagers had nothing to do.

I only started my summer vacation homework the night before the start of school, the “Sixteen Street Fighter” game cards I haven't finished, and agreed to drive away from the end of the world together...

“Do you remember your last summer vacation?” The images brought the audience together into a memorable summer vacation, which resonated with thousands of people.

“The lie we tell the most is that it would be nice if we grew up.”

In Wang Bao's character's monologue, time is turned back 20 years. When the three teenagers sneeze to their bodies 20 years later, all of this familiar summer vacation routine came to an end, everything became an unfamiliar appearance — full of work that was suppressed by the leader's PUA rhetoric suppressing attacks, acts of violence against the will, and the leader's crackling head and face.

Faced with an unfavorable future, I discovered that “it would be nice if you grow up” is the most common and biggest lie adults tell.

However, the fervent teenager from the Wang Bao Brotherhood, who has an 18-year-old soul, will not accept his fate and continue to move forward in a terrible future world.

Wang Bang (Zhang Ruoyun) shouted “I'm right” to the boss while holding Liu Lianzhi (Chung Chu-xi)'s hand down a network cable and slipping down a reinforced concrete city building;

Wang Chengyong (Song Yang) said “I'll never leave you behind” and ran wild with her father in the rain of bullets;

Bubble (Lee Sun-ho) punched his past self one punch at a time and shouted, “I'm not a pig anymore.”

Three 18-year-old teenagers, with passion and courage, are determined to be their own heroes, rewrite the fated “bad future” ending, and save the world!

Along with the trailer, the movie “Evacuation Safely from the 21st Century” also revealed a poster for the “Unstoppable Future” edition.

In the poster, the trio of Wang Bang (Zhang Ruoyun), Wang Chengyong (Song Yang), and Bubble (Li Chenhao) are running hard on the plastic runway of the playground to try to seize the future they can't catch up with. Above the audience stand is their own childhood self running freely during summer vacation 20 years ago. The fusion of past and future time and space is extremely sci-fi.

The colorful lines around it representing faults are scattered, and it also seems to take the audience back to the screen of an old TV from their childhood summer vacation to watch the story of an 18-year-old hot-blooded teenager who went back and forth for 20 years.

Old architectural elements with a sense of the times, such as the campus playground, signal tower, and gymnasium in the background, also pulled the audience back to the 1999 summer vacation belonging to the teenagers with one click.

On the runway of a never-ending life, the 18-year-old and 38-year-old Wang Bomber trio are always struggling to catch up with their unattainable future.

No one can say what the end of the marathon of life is, but the fearlessness and passion of youth will ignite the whole world.

As the first theatrical feature film directed by Li Yang, director of Douban's high-scoring short film “The Adventures of Li Xianji” and “Bad Future,” the film “Safe Evacuation from the 21st Century” inherits the director's consistent open mind, and expresses young people's views on the adult world with rich and bizarre imagination and meaningful lines.

“Our most common lie is, it's better to grow up”. A teenager with hopes for the future saw the truth about a less beautiful future for the first time, but he still wanted to be his own hero in a “bad future.”

The director used the rotation of the microwave oven controller to express the 20 years that passed between sneezes, so they, who had 18-year-old souls, unplugged the network cable that bound the migrant workers and fled the oppressive building with their beloved girl, and ran wild on computers falling like shells and futuristic boat boards.

The poster with the line posted by the film is a teenager's memory of his last summer vacation, and it is also a declaration by the teenagers about a “bad future.”

The world is in shambles, and Wang exploits the gaps to make up for it.

“We're here to make the world a better place”, July 18-19 18:30-19:30 and July 20-21 14:00-16:00, in 25 cities across the country. Meet the Wang Bao Brothers early to save the world!

“Everything will be fine” and be your own hero in a bad world! The film “Safe Evacuation from the 21st Century” is directed by Li Yang and directed by Wang Hongwei, starring Zhang Ruoyun, Zhong Chuxi, Song Yang, and Wu Xiaoliang. Zhu Yanmanzi, Li Chenhao, Wen Zhengrong, and Shi Liang stars, and Chen Yichen, Li Zhuozhao, Kang Qixuan, and Ma Fanding.

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​Early limited screening in 25 cities on July 18-21

Official screening on August 3rd