Trailer for Richard Jewell, a film based on the 1996 Olympic bombings

Today (January 2), "Richard Jewell," adapted from the 1996 Atlanta Olympic bombing, released a special "True Tragedy" edition, in which the creators collectively recalled the real tragedy of "the hero being framed."

Trailer for Richard Jewell:

"Richard Jewell" is adapted from a 1997 Vanity Fair magazine article of the same name. It tells the story of Richard Jewell, a security officer at the Atlanta Olympics who discovered a bomb in the Olympic Park and prevented the tragedy from happening, but was wrongly accused.

In this trailer, Mr. Dongmu explained the original intention of filming: "I hope the real victims will feel comforted by the truth being made public." Richard's mother Bobby Jewell also appeared for the first time and talked about "I still can't let it go after all these years" and said "People really need to know the truth"!

"Richard Jewell" was released in North America on December 13, 2019, and will be released on the China Art Federation's special line on January 10, 2020.