Stills Li Lili and Chu Sinan are a pair of legends in the Latin dance field in China. After they defeated all their opponents, it turned out that they were rivals. Li Lili drinks heavily and her mental state is unstable, while Chusina is obsessed with her career and almost indifferent to things other than dancing, like a clockwork robot dog. They are emotionally attached to each other and hurt each other.
Li Lili came out of the rehabilitation center, but her psychological difficulties didn't go away. In the final of the national Latin dance trials, she repeatedly fell down, which became the biggest joke in this competition.
Cast Role Actor Chu Sinan Wallace Chung Li Lili Ai Xiaoman Sun Tianli Zi Lao Wu Liu Bin Unknown Zhang Wenxuan Unknown Li Xuan Unknown Zheng Yitong Cast Producer Cao Rong, Ceng Hui Director Zhang Ting, Yang Xiaodan Deputy Director (Assistant) Yang Feng Screenwriter Zhang Ting Prop Wang Tao Casting Director Zhao Wei Lighting Sun Mingchuan Field Note Yang Zhengqin Set Designer Tian Zhiguo The above information is for reference.
Wallace Chung plays Chu Sinan.
Chu Sinan is obsessed with his career and is almost indifferent to things other than dance. Like a clockwork robot dog, although he is silent and tolerant, he will never give up his love for dance. After he and Li Lili reached the peak of their glory, they found that they could only be enemies. This tension is abstracted as intense Latin dance and reduced to the details of life. Chusina watched drunk Li Lili jump down from the 10m platform but could do nothing. Finally, I decided to win the game with Xiaoman.
Love plays Li Lili.
She and Chu Sinan are a pair of legends in China Latin dance circle. After they defeated all their opponents, they turned out to be opponents, emotionally attached to each other and hurting each other. Li Lili is an alcoholic with unstable mental state. After she came out of the rehabilitation center, her psychological difficulties did not disappear. In the final of the national Latin dance trials, she repeatedly fell down, which became the biggest joke in this competition. As a professional Latin dancer, she gave up her career forever. She quarreled with Chu Sinan for the last time and vowed never to meet again.
Sun plays Xiaoman.
Xiaoman came to Beijing with her dream of dancing. Because of an unexpected car accident, she entered the emotional world of a pair of sports dance champions-Chu Sinan and Li Lili. Li Lili lost the ability to stand because of an accident, so Chusina decided to train Xiaoman to replace her. In Chu Sinan's devil training, Xiaoman moved from free to more and more tacit cooperation, like a piece of beautiful jade, which glowed with charming brilliance in carving and gradually found the soul of Latin dance, full of fire and water.
The original name of music, lyrics, composition, singing, fighting for love, the release information, release time and release area of Yi Jiayang, Yi Ai, April 2009 14, Ai's role in the China film review drama has many intense sitcoms, and even needs to perform self-mutilation, which is a very test of acting skills. In "Fighting for Love", she successfully mastered the performance of ballet and literary drama. The plot twists and turns, interspersed with a lot of difficult Latin dance skills, which has become a major attraction of this film. Because there are few movies about Latin dance in China, this "Fight for Love" just fills this gap. This movie is a youth movie, in which the three leading actors show the charm of their body language. In the dance part of the whole movie, their gestures are quite professional Latin dancers. (Netease Review)
Stills, as an artistic film with small fights but big fights, choose a dance theme that is still blank in domestic film and television circles, and describe a mysterious and exciting fascinating dance world for the audience: young dancers with brilliant dreams, champions of top international competitions, professional dance competition scenes, and a dance life soaked with tears and sweat under the stage. In this film, it is presented to the audience in various ways, interwoven with the theme of "the beauty and courage of dancers live forever". (Sina Review)