Chinese police responded with four words: The director of "All for One" was once threatened by overseas networks | China | Director
According to the data from Cat's Eye Professional, the total box office of the movie "All in One" exceeded 2.629 billion yuan, entering the top 20 domestic film box office rankings in Chinese film history.
According to the official WeChat official account of Jiangxi Provincial Public Security Department on August 20, the film was actually shot two years ago, but it took two years for the film to be reviewed. In order to keep more people away from the trap of "online fraud", the director's bid for the Olympics has decided to shoot such a theme.
To this end, the production team interviewed a large number of victims, kidnapped individuals, and frontline police officers, collecting a large amount of materials to provide reference for this movie. The big characters written on the poster are not exaggerated at all. Drawing from tens of thousands of real fraud cases.
According to an article on the official account of the Jiangxi Provincial Public Security Department, at the roadshow, the bidding director shared some behind the scenes stories with everyone. He said that he received a lot of threatening messages during filming. At first, he was also very scared in his heart, and he even sent WeChat to ask his police friend.
The police told him that this is in China, so you don't have to be afraid. "We won't let this happen, we do it in this industry. We face such threats every day."
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The director's bid for the Olympics also mentioned in an interview with a reporter from The Paper that "in fact, telecommunications network fraud has appeared in mainland China since the early 21st century and has become increasingly severe since then. I am a friend I indirectly met a few years ago who went to a dead end due to being scammed, which greatly touched me because the people around me had such a big incident.".
In "All in One," there are scenes of online fraud groups setting up torture "water rooms" and "GOIP" devices, which make the audience, who are anti fraud police officers at the premiere, exclaim their realism. Regarding the extended meaning of the last shot in the film, director Shen Ao added that he did not intend to make a sequel. "What I really want to express is that online fraud is difficult to eradicate. If we eliminate a fraud gang, there will be a large number of gangs breeding like viruses. We still need to be vigilant ourselves."
