In Harm’s Way

(2017)

Feng huo fang fei is a poignant historical drama set in the 1940s during the aftermath of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor. In an effort to boost American morale, President Franklin D. Roosevelt embarks on a daring mission to bomb Tokyo. Leading this mission is U.S lieutenant colonel Jimmy Doolittle, whose bombardment air crafts take off from a massive aircraft carrier.

However, after completing their missions, the pilots are faced with a critical fuel shortage and are forced to bail out near the coastal areas of Zhejiang, China. It is here that a young American pilot named Jack Turner is saved by a local widow named Ying, who risks her life by hiding him in her house.

Despite the language barrier that prevents them from communicating verbally, Jack and Ying develop a deep bond that blossoms into a heart-wrenching love story. On the backdrop of such a tumultuous time in history, their connection serves as a glimmer of hope and humanity amidst the chaos of war.

Feng huo fang fei beautifully captures the emotional journey of these two individuals as they navigate the challenges of war, cultural differences, and the undeniable power of love. Through stunning cinematography and powerful performances, this film highlights the resilience of the human spirit and the profound impact that love can have, even in the darkest of times.