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Leap(film)[1] Article Draft[edit]

Broadcast time: September 25, 2020[edit]

Chinese women's volleyball team

Director: Chen KeXin[edit]

Executive producer:[edit]

Xu YueZhen Zhang YiBai

Music : Mei Lin MAO

Photography : Zhao Xiaoshi

Yu Jing ping

Clip Zhang Yibo

The producer is Beijing Jiayingspring Pictures Co

Our production Co., LTD

Huaxia Film Distribution Co. LTD

Joy Media Group Co. LTD

Alibaba Pictures (Beijing) Co

Lianrui (Shanghai) Film Co., LTD

China Film Corporation

Emei Film Group Co. LTD

Zhejiang Film & Television (Group) Co. LTD

Cultural Investment Holding Co., LTD

Zhejiang Culture Industry Investment Group Co. LTD

Shanghai Shigu Film Co., LTD

Lead:[edit]

Gong Li

The film Leap directed by Chen Kexin[2] mainly depicts the hard struggle of several generation of Chinese women's volleyball teams. In which a series of stories unfolder with Lang Ping as the protagonist, her team won the championship for the Chinese women's volleyball team, followed by her going through some things, then returning to China again as a coach, and finally, in 2016, the Chinese women's volleyball team won the championship again after 12 years.

Cast List: [3] [4][edit]

Gong Li as Lang Ping

Bai Lang as Lang Ping

Huang Bo as Chen ZhongHe

Wu Gang as Yuan WeiMin

Peng YuChang as Chen ZhongHe

The process of making a movie:[5] [6][edit]

  • The casting process:A national search began a year before filming began. At first, Chen Kexin decided to find actors over 1.8m [7]and teach them volleyball and try shooting, but the effect was not good enough. The cast began auditioning among tens of thousands of volleyball players across the country, ranging from large and middle school teams to provincial teams and even former national team members. After six months of rounds of elimination and performance training, twelve actors were finally selected to play the role of the old women's volleyball team. One of them, Chen Zhan, is a former national player who went to the 2014 World Championship with the Chinese women's Volleyball team. After several rounds of selection, she finally played the role of Sun Jinfang.
  • The filming process: In the film, the three most difficult matches were the Jiangsu Men's Volleyball team's match against the Old Chinese women's volleyball team in the Osaka World Cup and the Rio Olympic Games. [8]The Jiangsu men's volleyball team used the traditional film split method to shoot, that is, to separate the shots one by one. At that time, only one camera was used to follow the shots one by one and the shooting lasted for six days. The second game was a lot longer, there was no shooting, six traditional film machines were used to try to get the shots of the serves and the points exactly to the same footage, but the photographer cannot control because the players couldn't repeat every shot, every move. There were six machines in six days, and they were cut together. But the efficiency is not enough, the photographer is cinematographers, grasp the ball enough, really beat up a lot of can't catch the ball So the last match between China and Pakistan in 2016, or in the way of sino-japanese match, the 6 machine, and professional sports channel for volleyball's photographer, added up to 12 machine taken together.
  • High frame rate shooting: CINITY's name comes from Cinema+Infinity. This Cinema system claims to integrate the latest technology in the field of film projection :4K 3D, high brightness, high frame rate, wide color gamut and high dynamic range Immersive sound, which also has high frame rate projection.

Movie Reviews:[9] [10][edit]

The film reflects the volleyball training environment in China in the 1980s. Facing the rough and harsh training of coach Yuan Weimin, Lang Ping and the women's volleyball team persevered, which reflected the perseverance and constant struggle of the Chinese women's volleyball team. At the same time, they managed to beat the Japanese women's volleyball team. This established their position in the world of women's volleyball (VARIETY).

Film contents:[11] [12][edit]

  1. In 1981, China won the women's volleyball World Cup in Japan under pressure to beat the host team, and started the glorious course of five consecutive titles.
  2. At the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games,[13] the Chinese women's Volleyball Team finally won the third place in the Beijing Olympic Games after five sets of fierce competition between China and the United States, which attracted great attention. China's performance has fluctuated since the Beijing Games, and they were knocked out of the top tier by a joint fifth-place finish at the 2012 London Games,[14] while Japan finished third. At that time, the National Women's Volleyball team was only in the second tier. However, the senior management of the National Women's Volleyball Team wanted to rebuild its momentum, so they invited many coaches with great achievements to discuss countermeasures. Finally, Lang Ping was appointed to lead the National women's Volleyball Team to rebuild its strength.
  3. In the "China-Brazil war", Brazil, as the home team and the champion of the two consecutive Olympic Games, had dreamed of winning the "three consecutive Olympic titles". Unfortunately, The Chinese women's volleyball team crushed their dream and eliminated them at last. In fact, China, with an all-time record of 1-18, was far behind Brazil before the match, winning the 2016 Olympic title against a formidable opponent when they were underdogs.[15]


Box office:[16][edit]

The film grossed 57,907,000 yuan on its first day in the Chinese mainland and more than 100 million yuan the next day, bringing its cumulative box office in the first three days to 167,664,200 yuan as of midnight on Sept. 27. As of Oct. 12, the Chinese mainland box office had exceeded 700 million yuan. The final score was 834 million yuan.

Controversy event:[17][18][edit]

Vilify Chen Zhong He: According to media reports, Chen Zhong He, the former coach of The Chinese women's volleyball team, accused the film of defaming his image by eating chicken legs and demanded that the film remove the content related to him.[19]

Name change event: Directed by Peter Chen and starring Gong Li, Huang Bo, Wu Gang, Peng Yuchang, Bai Lang, the Chinese national women's Volleyball team players, mainly tells the story of the Struggle of the Chinese women's volleyball team, and through their stubborn struggle to win glory for the motherland. Previously, the title of the film was "China Women's Volleyball team", but in pre-sale, the official title of the film suddenly changed to "Champion" one week before the release. Maybe it has something to do with the following. Chinese women's volleyball team, the term has been a symbol of a positive, hard to avoid some of the enterprise or a person using the heat of the Chinese women's volleyball team do announcement or profit behavior. Recently, the China volleyball association official, issued an announcement, safeguarding rights mainly refers to the individual companies and businesses, not the Chinese volleyball association authorized and unauthorized use of the Chinese women's volleyball collective portrait, Personal image or Chinese women's Volleyball team related logo, text for commercial publicity. The announcement did not specify who was responsible for the infringement, so I believe that the film authorities changed the title to "Champion" in order to avoid suspicion and minimize the exposure of the name of the Chinese women's Volleyball team.[20]

Music:[21][edit]

The opening song: The river of life The lyrics: Song Tao Composition: Song Tao, Zhang Yi The lead singer: Wang Fei, Na Ying
The ending song: Both by day and by night The lyrics: RadioMars Composition: RadioMars The lead singer: YiYangQianXi
Promotion song for the movie Sunshine comes after the storm The lyrics: Chen Jiaming Composition: Chen Jiaming The lead singer: Tong Young
A Hero Never Dies The lyrics: Li Zongsheng Composition: Li Zongsheng The lead singer: Peng Yuchang, Zhao Zijian


Awards:[22][23] [24][edit]

Year Award ceremony Awards The winning party Type
2020 The 33rd Golden Rooster Awards for Chinese Films[25] Best Feature award 《Leap》 awarded
Best scenarist award Zhang Ji awarded
Best Director Peter Chan nominated
Best supporting actor Wu Gang nominated
Best cinematography Zhao Xiaoshi awarded
Best sound recording award Huang Zheng nominated
Pocket Warriors Sun Li nominated
Best Film Editing Zhang Yibo nominated
2021 The 27th Hong Kong Film Critics Society Awards Best Director Peter Chan awarded
Best Actress Gong Li awarded
Recommend a film 《Leap》 awarded
Hong Kong Film Directors Conference 2020 Best Picture 《Leap》 awarded
Best Director Peter Chan awarded
Best actress Gong Li awarded
Best Newcomer Bai Lang awarded
Beijing International Film Festival · 28th College Student Film Festival Excellent Chinese film "GuangYing youth" 《Leap》 shortlisted
The 16th China Changchun Film Festival Deer award 《Leap》 shortlisted
The 2nd "Light and Shadow China" Honor Ceremony Top 10 movies to Watch in 2020-2021 《Leap》 awarded
2020-2021 Honorary recommended screenwriter Zhang Ji awarded
Hong Kong Film Writers Association Award 2020 Best Performance in a Role Bai Lang nominated
Best Performance in a Role Gong Li nominated
Recommended Screenplay Award Zhang Ji awarded
The 30th Huading Awards Best scenarist award Zhang Ji nominated
Best Director Peter Chan nominated
Best actress Gong Li awarded
2022 New Era International Film Festival · Golden Yanghua Award One hundred quality movies in one hundred years 《Leap》 awarded
The 40th Hong Kong Film Awards Best Director Peter Chan To be determined
Best actress Gong Li To be determined
Best supporting actress Bai Lang To be determined


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