Absolute Privacy

The TV movie "Absolute Privacy" was adapted from An Dun's novel "Absolute Privacy - Emotional Oral Records of Contemporary Chinese" in 2005. It tells the different emotional experiences of ten people through 10 different stories. The story covers people of different levels, identities, ages, and encounters, and explains the emotional life of modern people from different aspects. The 10 digital movies are "Life and Death", "Brothers", "Happiness in Evil", "People in Beijing", "Longing for a True Love", "Absolute Privacy", "Chen Yue's Wedding Dress", "Don't Mention the Past and Don't Ask About the Future", "Feng Qi's Confession", "Zhao Jun's Secret", etc. The film was co-produced by China Television Media and Beijing Rongxinda Film and Television Arts. "Absolute Privacy" has a great cast. "Elf" Zhou Xun played the role of Yanni, an ill-fated woman who has felt that she is superfluous since she was a child. When he first entered college, he met Mu Yu, a pickup truck driver, and the two fell in love. Unexpectedly, Mu Yu only used her to give birth to a child for him and exchanged the child for money. In "The Feeling of Longing for True Love", Chen Kun created a character who has a psychological shadow caused by family reasons and then takes revenge on women. "Retrograde Train" from Chen Kun's new album has also become "Absolutely Hidden"