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Stolen Fairytales Eng. Final 2 ”Stolen Fairytales” 23 September – 7 October 2016 23/9: Film opening with rituals and incense Facts about the film • Genre: Action comedy • Duration: 100 minutter shot in Denmark • Premiere: February 2017 on one of the leading streaming • services in China. The producer tries to get a ’Dragon mark’ • and thereby the possibility of distribution to cinemas. • Filmteam: 33 persons 13% 24% iQIYI 9% Youku PPTV Tencent 10% 2015 video website overall market share Sohu 20% 12% 12% For the first time, a Chinese film crew has selected Denmark as the location for a movie that will be broadcast early 2017 on one of the leading streaming platforms in China. • The film is a comedy about two men and a woman, each of whom is trying to get their hands on a trove of precious jewels. Lots of misunderstandings arise, forcing the three hapless jewel hunters to co-operate. Despite internal rivalries an unexpected harmony arises. • The Chinese film crew consists of 33 people primarily from Beijing lead by the Chinese production company Changchun Baomu Film and Television Culture Media Co. Ltf. The Chinese actors will be assisted by Danish colleagues and extras. About the film to be continued…. • Included on the cast list is “The Danish Angel”, Sidsel Boye Rasmussen. Sidsel is known to millions of viewers in China thanks to her breakthrough in the TV show "Day Day Up" two years ago. Most recently, in early September she appeared on the CCTV program "Another Me In The World" on national television. Viktor Axelsen is participating in a minor role. • The Chinese film industry is developing rapidly and is close to catching up on the American market. Ticket sales have increased by 350% in the past five years, and every day 22 new theatres open. Internet streaming services and the number of subscribers have also exploded in recent years. • The filming agreement with the producer, director and production company came into being thanks to location tours organized by Lifelong Learning in 2015 and Amanda/Xuan Zhao's contacts in the Chinese film community. • Primarily the film is financed by Chinese investors. In Denmark the film is supported by Nyborg Municipality and VisitDenmark. Liu Feng Director 19 tv-series 6 films •The 30th China Golden Rooster Award for Best Film Nomination， •The 12th Chinese Movie Awards Best Drama nomination。 Production designer Zou Dan： Production Designer, Art Director Film: 2006-“The Tokyo Trial” 2008-“My left hand” 2009-“Sophie’s Rev enge” 2009-“The Massage” 2010-“Love－Go home” 2011-“Pattern“ and 24 TV serier fra 2004-2016 (mere end 700 afsnit) Five Chinese Actors Lu Yuanyuan Lu Yanbei Gan Lin Yi Lang Gui Jun Wang Yu Zheng Acting together with Danish actor and extras Acting has no boundaries. I don’t understand what Lu says, but the way she expresses feelings , impressions and her intonation makes it easy to understand each other. It is fantastic how we can overcome language and culture barriers Thomas Leth Rasmussen, Danish actor. Danish extras play the important roles as bodyguards, maids, the old lady of the castle and the bad guy’s uncle. More of the extras are from ’Nyborg Voldspil’. 100 children from Nyborg and 20 students from Svendborg take part as Pokemon hunters. Viktor Axelsen plays himself – one of the world’s best badminton players.. The Danish Angel – Sidsel Boye Rasmussen – plays the role as the legitimate successor of the castle. Locations Primarily the shootings take place in Nyborg at 13 different locations. Other shootings in Odense, Troense and in Valdemars Castle. Press coverage National TV og radio 23 September DR Nyheder (News) DR Radio Nyheder (News) at 12 DR P1 Eftermiddag (Afternoon) Regional TV 23 September TVFyn National TV 6 October: DR Nyheder og Sporten (News and Sport) 8 October: TV 2 Nyheder (News) Regional TV 6 October: TVFyn And more than 30 articles Actor Thomas Leth Rasmussen Thanks a lot! Extras: Lukas Ouitre Red Rental Kuntalp Celebi FilmGear Mohammed Farah VisitDenmark Thomas Jensen Sinatur Hotel Storebælt Michelle Chen Møller Michael Hannover, Hannover Productions Monica Chen Møller Ulrik Bolt, Arena Film Jørgen Dyhrberg Henrik Bech Jensen, drone shootings Jette Nybro AsiaBizz Sus Davis and two ballet dansers from Hips Liz Holst Kaysen, VisitNyborg 100 students from Nyborg Private Realskole Jim Wichmann, VisitNyborg Five skaters from Nyborg og Odense Alexander Thomasen Five bikers from Cykel Motion Svendborg Dream Flemming Roggenkamp 20 students from Svendborg Gymnasium og Jan Luxhøj Hansen Svendborg Ungdomsskole Kirstine Jensen Maria Elkjær Mang A special thank to Sofie Elkjær The Danish Angel - Sidsel Boye Rasmussen, Stephanie Tran Viktor Axelsen and Olivia Wong Ann Guo Skov Simon Kim Jens Løve Larsen Flemming Larsen Thanks a lot to the Chinese Crew Position name Assistant director/actor LANG.GUIJUN First group arrived Associate director MEI.JINGHONG Script supervisor XIA.YULIN 15 September: Image desighner LI.YUNQING Clothing assistant CHI.YIMING LIU,FENG, Director Clothing assistant ZENG.FANGYUAN LI,YUE, Director of Photography Make up NIU.MIAO ZOU,DAN, Director of Design props display division REN.WANG WANG,XUAN, Production Designer Scene props division WANG.BAICHUAN SUN,QUNWEI, Gaffer Recording ZHENG.BIN WANG,JINHU Property Master Recording assistant CUI.YANAN SONG,HUALI, Makeup Artist photographer MAO.XUAN SUN,NANNAN, Production Manager photographer SHI.KANGHUI ZHAO,WEIGANG, Craft Service Lighting assistant SUN.SHIWEI Lighting assistant SUN.HONGTAO Lighting assistant CAO.JIANLEI Editor NI.XU Film field work LIU.LIXIN The rest of the crew Film field work CHEN.JIE arrived 21 September Film field work GAO.HONGYU actor GAN.LINYI actress LYU.YANBEI actress L.U.YUANYUAN actor WANG.YUZHENG More information? Contact Lisa Johansen, Lifelong Learning Tel + 45 25301090 Amanda (Xuan Zhao), Lifelong Learning Tel +45 91577777 .
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