Forty-Ninth Day: Memorial

This film (drama)Also known as四十九日·祭，is aMainland ChinaProducerbeauty live，At2014Released in year 。The dialogue language isMandarin Chinese，Current Douban rating8.5(For reference only)。

In 1937, amidst the brutality of Japanese imperialism, the ancient capital Nanjing fell, and tens of thousands of soldiers and civilians were cruelly killed by inhumane invaders. Corpses lay everywhere, blood flowed like rivers, and the once prosperous city of Nanjing had turned into a hell on earth. The invaders disregarded international treaties and coveted the safety zones designated by Western countries. In the city center, the majestic St. Madeleine Church stood tall amidst the gunfire and smoke, doing its utmost to shelter those seeking refuge. The priest was unwilling to leave, and Fabien (played by Zhang Jiayi) stubbornly stayed behind to accompany him. Those living at the bottom of the social ladder, such as Yumo (played by Song Jia), Chunchi (played by Gao Ye), and Doukou (played by Zhang Kejia), made their way to the church, but even in such dire circumstances, they still faced contempt and ridicule from their fellow countrymen. The trials of fate grew increasingly cruel; in order to defend the supreme value of life, Fabien, Dai Tao (played by Hu Ge), and others experienced the most profound baptism of life...