Didn't you say that we would lose money after filming?

"Old friend, I didn't expect that our separation would be forever. You fucking left me first. You once told me that we would become successful together.

Hey, didn’t you want to help me get rich? Didn’t you want to drive a Land Rover for me and hug a beautiful woman? Why the hell did you leave first? "

"I'm sorry, I hurt you, I'm sorry, I deserve to die! If it weren't for me, you wouldn't have come back alive!"

The more he spoke, the more trembling his voice became. He no longer lived up to the laughter and scolding he had shown at the beginning, and his tears kept flowing more and more.

Zhang Kaiyu's hatred for cyber fraudsters and criminals has reached an unprecedented level.

It was not until he saw the grave that he thought of his past experiences with his childhood friend, as well as his voice, appearance and smile.

Only then did he realize how hateful those criminals were.

At this moment, he seemed to have made up his mind.

He will start learning relevant knowledge from now on and then participate in police social recruitment.

He wants to join the team to eliminate those evils and avenge his childhood friend!
Once the decision is made, it will quickly sweep through the heart like a flood.

Similar situations are happening one after another in many places.

Many people came back alive, but there were still many people who did not come back alive.

If you are lucky, you can bring back an urn, which can be regarded as returning to your roots.

But the vast majority of people are actually unfortunate. They can’t even turn into ashes, and even their bodies are nowhere to be found.

After all, you can never expect criminals to cremate you. At most, they will just find a place in the wilderness and dump your body there.

The ashes were brought back because time was too tight and the bodies had no time to be processed, so they were brought back by the Hanxia officials.

On the Internet, discussions about online fraud have skyrocketed.

As a result, Xia Yuan's film also triggered great reflection.

Various victims who were once deeply trapped in the quagmire of online fraud, and even released prisoners who were once involved in it, have come forward to talk about the dangers of online fraud.

Various film reviews have also been written by major well-known film critics.

But without exception, no one gave a bad review!

Even Ami, who had stopped writing for many years and devoted himself to managing the company as a white-collar worker, picked up his pen again, wrote a film review, and made a video.

Evil under the gaze of the abyss: Understanding telecom fraud through film.

In the digital age of information explosion, online fraud has become a global cancer.

All or Nothing exposes this dark world to the audience with its amazing realism and artistic expression. The reason why this movie adapted from a real case has aroused widespread resonance is not only because it reveals the horrifying inside story of the entire industry chain of overseas online fraud, but also because it uses superb performance art -

Especially the fraud leader Lu Bingkun portrayed by Xia Yuan, who portrayed the inhumanity of the fraudsters and the human struggle of the victims vividly.

This time, Ami will lead you to deeply analyze how the movie shows the brutal nature of the online fraud group, and how Xia Yuan successfully created a villain image that is both terrifying and thought-provoking through a "self-destructive" acting method, ultimately creating a masterpiece that has both social warning significance and artistic value.

Yes! This is a masterpiece without a doubt!
It is enough to give Xia Yuan many more labels, and enough to make Xia Yuan worthy of having a shrine erected in his honor in this world!
Online fraud factory: the "human slaughterhouse" of modern society

The most shocking thing about the entire film is its naked presentation of the overseas online fraud factory, a "human slaughterhouse."

The film uses three story lines: programmer Pan Sheng (played by Chu Zhongtian), model Liang Anna (played by Tang Ying) and graduate student Gu Tianzhi (played by Jin Chenyuan) to fully display the operating mechanism and brutal nature of this huge criminal empire.

The fraud factory is portrayed as a completely alienated space where there is no place for law, morality and humanity, only naked profit calculations and violent rule.

In addition to fraud, criminals are also suspected of insulting corpses, trafficking babies, and even killing babies to make internationally banned medicines, which are then sold at high prices for profit.

In order to maintain such a huge empire, the operating mechanism of the fraud group also shows amazing systematicity and professionalism.

Logic fits reality.

Before starting work every day, Lu Bingkun would use a loudspeaker to lead his employees in shouting slogans such as "If you want to succeed, go crazy first" and "Try hard to become the third generation of wealth."

Brainwashing slogans are not made up at random, but are carefully designed psychological manipulation tools aimed at destroying the original values ​​of the deceived and rebuilding a distorted value system that takes pride in fraud.

In the movie, there is a strict hierarchy and division of labor within the fraud factory. From technology development to rhetoric design, from "beautiful dealers" to money laundering, each link is operated professionally, forming a complete criminal industry chain. This highly organized criminal model is far more sophisticated and terrifying than we imagined.

And because it is very in line with the elements of the times, it can make any man smile knowingly. No, this is going off topic. Ami, I have never seen these contents, cough cough cough cough.

Then there is the violent punishment system.

This is the core pillar that keeps the fraud factory running.

In the movie, employees who try to escape will be electrocuted, beaten, or even executed, and those with poor performance will be subjected to various inhuman tortures.

The most chilling thing is that these violent behaviors have been institutionalized and normalized within the factory, becoming part of daily management. Acai (played by Chen Fan), a thug under Lu Bingkun, has a noticeable scar on his neck, a detail that suggests he may have been a victim, but eventually became a perpetrator.

This cycle of victims turning into perpetrators reveals how fraud gangs completely destroy humanity through violence and turn living people into criminal tools with no moral bottom line.

Xia Yuan did a great job in handling details here. Through contrasting montage techniques, he juxtaposed the fraud group's carnival with the victims' pain, thus reinforcing this inhumanity.

When Gu Tianzhi committed suicide by jumping off a building because all his family property was cheated away, the scene switched to a crazy scene where the fraud factory was setting off firecrackers, drinking red wine, and using chopsticks to pick up banknotes to celebrate.

This strong visual contrast not only highlights the ruthlessness of the fraudsters, but also reveals the economic logic behind the crime - the tragedy of every victim is the capital for the fraudsters to revel. As Lu Bingkun said when brainwashing his employees: "We make money from fools and support so many brothers. They are greedy, not bad." This distorted logic of rationalizing crime is the psychological basis for the fraud group to maintain its operation.

If it weren't for Xia Yuan's film, we wouldn't have been able to get a glimpse of these. (End of this chapter)