Rona's silent behind-the-scenes production

In the entries of major film festivals in recent years, the theme of European immigration can be said to be a cliche. From ken loach to fatih akin to lukas moodysson, many directors have been exposed to this theme. Even luc dardenne himself discussed the problem of illegal immigrants in the 1996 film La Promesse.

"What I want to say is that we are willing to meet people from other places." Jean pierre Dana said at a news conference, "We want to show how they got here and how they will arrange their lives."

Luc dardenne is the darling of Cannes Film Festival, and their works have been shortlisted in the main competition unit of Cannes for many times. Among them, Beautiful Rosetta and Children won the Palme d 'Or in 1999 and 2005 respectively.

This film is still the only one produced by Dana, instilling the plot into the audience little by little, slowly telling Rolna's situation, and constructing another classic human dilemma with the realism of neo-realists and a lot of details. Their movies are always like this Needless to say, the actor's strength. Most of Kosovo actress Dobrosi's plays have no lines. She plays a Rona who is on the verge of collapse. Luc dardenne's darling Rene will always be the focus of attention. Other frequent visitors to Dana's films include Oliver Gourmet, who plays a policeman and interrogates Rona after Claude's death; Marin, play Fabio's accomplice.

In the film, Rolna, an Albanian girl, married a drug addict in order to obtain Belgian nationality, and then was forced to marry a Russian gangster who wanted to have EU nationality. Actress arta dobroshi plays a poor Albanian girl who was born in Pristina, the capital of Kosovo.

"I know there are many similar stories in the Balkans," Dobrosi said at the Cannes premiere of Rona's Silence. Immigrants from Albania, Serbia and Turkey have a hard life in developed countries in Europe, and their purpose in life is "just to live".

Alban Ukaj, who plays Stéphanie Sokolinsk in the film, was also born in Pristina. After the Kosovo war, he once became a refugee. He said at the press conference that living in another country is "a great insult" and "it is better to die". He said that because of his personal experience, the story of the movie made him quite shocked.