The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 1

All Katniss Everdeen wanted was to save her sister from the cruel fate of The Hunger Games. However, she has to take part in the rebellion, which has been brewing for so long and now, finally, it explodes. And it is Katniss who should become the symbol and main protagonist of this campaign, the victory of which will not be celebrated by everyone. The story takes place from the moment the second film ends. The girl saved in the 13th precinct learns that not only she survived, but Pitt, her partner and neighbor, is also alive. But only he, as it may seem at first glance, began to work directly against the enemies of all the peaceful and the poor. The archer asks her guardians from underground to save Pitt. Read more As everyone knows, for the prematurely deceased actor Philip Seymour-Hoffman, this film became one of the last in his filmography. However, in fact, this is not the artist's final song. Despite his death, fortunately for the studio bosses of "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire. Part I" he managed to appear in all the key and necessary scenes. In this way, post-production with the help of some special effects and editing did its job and Philip's character is not in danger. Juliana Moore agreed to one of the main female roles for a reason. The actress shared the secret that her daughters, who are fans of the book series by Susan Collins, convinced her to act in fiction. For Hoffman and Julianna, this work became the fourth joint in their careers. During the making of "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay. Part I", some measures were taken to keep the filming secret. So the project did not have an official name, but "Seashore". Despite the fact that the film was shot entirely on digital cameras, unlike the first two parts, it was distinguished from them by something else. Dystopia was not intended to be released in IMAX theaters. The book is one, but it was decided to divide it into two parts. At the same time, the team of director Francis Lawrence put in 152 days, shooting them one after another without a break.