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2024 crime film directed by Shen Ao

No More Bets Official film poster Traditional Chinese ???? Simplified Chinese ???? Literal meaning To Bet All In Jyutping gu1 zyu3 jat1 zaak6 Directed by Shen Ao Written by Shen Ao

Zhang Yifan

Xu Luyang Produced by Ning Hao Starring Lay Zhang

Gina Jin

Yong Mei

Eric Wang Cinematography Wenqiang He Production

companies Dirty Monkeys

Bad Monkey(Shanghai) Culture Communication Ltd.

Shanghai Ticketmaster Film&TV culture Co., Ltd.

China Film Corporation

Beijing Shanglion Culture Communication Co. Release date August 8, 2024 ( ) (China) Running time 130 minutes Country China Language Mandarin Box officeR$540.46 million[1]

No More Bets (Chinese: ????; pinyin: Gu Zh� Yi Zh�) is a 2024 Chinese crime thriller film directed by Shen Ao and produced by Ning Hao. The film chronicles a story about persons being trafficked to overseas and forced to commit Internet fraud. It features Lay Zhang, Gina Jin, Yong Mei, and Eric Wang. The film premiered in China on August 8, 2024 and achieved box office success.[2]

Plot [ edit ]

Programmer Pan Sheng and model Liang Anna were lured overseas by a supposed high paying job. However, it turned out that the promised employment is actually a slave-camp-like fraud factory. Imprisoned and abused by their handler, they are forced to commit cyber fraud on online victims. As a result of their actions, a stranger named Gu Tianzhi became addicted to online gambling. After losing all his savings, Gu attempted suicide by jumping off a building. Gu's girlfriend called the police. Police Zhao Dongran started investigations and eventually cracked down on the syndicate.

Cast [ edit ]

Lay Zhang as Pan Sheng, a programmer trapped in the fraud factory

Gina Jin as Liang Anna, a model trapped as a croupier in the fraud factory

Yong Mei as Zhao Dongran, a Chinese police officer

Eric Wang as Lu Bingkun, the manager of the fraud factory

Darren Wang as Gu Tianzhi, a stranger defrauded by Pan and Liang

Zhou Ye as Song Yu, the girlfriend of Gu

Sunny Sun as An Juncai, the second hand of Lu

Additionally, Sheren Tang and Lam Wai appear as Tianzhi's mother and father respectively.

Production [ edit ]

Director Shen Ao is a newcomer signed by Ning Hao's Dirty Monkey 72 Transformations Film Project. This is his second feature film, following My Dear Liar in 2024. In 2024, a friend told him a suicide case due to cyber fraud and gambling. He decided to turn it into a crime film.[3]

Before filming, the director team, with the support of the police and the anti-fraud center, collected overseas online fraud cases in the past three years. The materials including pictures, texts, audio and videos, reached 1TB hardware size. The script writing took one year and a half. Tens of thousands of cases had been analyzed and distilled.[4]

In June 2024, the Dirty Monkey studio revealed the film and its cast, featuring Lay Zhang and Gina Jin.[5]

Production companies:Bad Monkey(Shanghai)Culture Communication Ltd., Shanghai Ticketmaster Film&TV culture Co., Ltd., China Film Corporation, Beijing Shanglion Culture Communication Co.

Release [ edit ]

The film began test screening on Aug 5, 2024 and scheduled the general release on Aug 11, 2024. It quickly became a box office hit in China.[6] The film then changed its general release date to Aug 8, 2024.[7]

Reception [ edit ]

Box office [ edit ]

By August 8, 2024, three days since the test screening, its box office gross wasR$69.3 million. This makes it the highest test screening gross in Chinese film history.[2]

On the opening weekend after general release, the film earnedR$88 million gross, making it the No.1 box office in the world on that weekend. [8] The Japan Times stated that "Crime action film �No More Bets,� which has topped the Chinese box office since its release in early August, offers an unprecedented peek into the intricate workings of cybercrime in Southeast Asia."[9]

Controversies [ edit ]

Ban by Cambodia [ edit ]

The film has been banned in Cambodia because official claims that it "seriously damages Cambodia's image and reputation".[10][11][12]

Criticism by Myanmar [ edit ]

The Military Junta of Myanmar has criticised No More Bets as hurting its reputation, due to the similarities of Myanmar and the unnamed Southeast Asian featured in the film. No More Bets has not been shown in Myanma cinemas.[13] Myanmar's Consul-General in Nanning, China, U Kyaw Soe Thein, met with the Director of the Foreign Office of Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region, Lian Yin, on 26 September discussed the film's role in "hurting" Myanmar's reputation in China.[14] A poll conducted by the Japan Times on Weibo found that 48,000 of the 54,000 polled would shun travelling to Myanmar.[15]