"A photo may change the world"-based on the memoirs of the two protagonists Greg Marinovich and Joao Silva, it tells the story of a photo editor Silva (Marlene Ackerman) and her four war photographers, including the protagonist Greg Marinovich (Ryan Philip), who form a gunshot club that goes deep into South Africa to record and reveal the secrets and sins with their own cameras and lenses. Set during the first free election after apartheid in South Africa in the early 1990s, they came to this bloody and violent place to shoot extremely excellent works amid gunshots and threats. These works later won the Pulitzer Prize, and at the same time, they also paid a heavy price. The film produced by ◎ behind the scenes is full of sincerity and excitement, revealing morality and truth, as well as nudity and sexy scenes. Photography enthusiasts probably can't miss the appearance of all kinds of cameras in the film, including old film machines and modern digital cameras.
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