Not Leaving Today

The film mainly tells the story of a regional self-defense force that dug up many missiles. These missiles may have been left behind by German soldiers during World War II. Although they are hidden underground, there are still considerable hidden dangers. If all 30 tons of explosives explode, it will be enough to destroy the entire city. The film depicts the complex psychological activities of the soldiers when dealing with the arduous task of transferring missiles. Some volunteered to take the lead and dared to meet the challenge, while others made excuses. The film not only praises the soldiers' righteousness in the face of danger, but also depicts the mutual trust and concern between lovers in a subtle way. Although the short period of more than forty minutes is not enough to describe these things in detail, it has demonstrated Laota's ability to grasp the language and rhythm of the camera. It always makes people feel that a tense atmosphere envelopes the whole situation, and the suspense is gripping.