Film and TV Works Featuring Container Houses

Film and TV works featuring container houses mainly include 'Dear Inn Season 2', 'Container No. 27', and the TV series 'The Lost Tomb'.

'Dear Inn Season 2': This is a variety show in which Liu Tao serves as the 'designer' of a good life. Not only does she design a circular glass house, but she also introduces container houses. Container houses have many notable features. From an economic perspective, their costs are relatively low, allowing for significant savings compared to traditional buildings. In terms of environmental protection, they can reduce the generation of construction waste, aligning with the concept of sustainable development. Moreover, they offer the flexibility to be moved at any time, enabling easy relocation according to needs. When placed in nature, container houses can harmoniously coexist with the surrounding environment, with various assembly forms that can be combined based on different sites and requirements. Their interior decoration is simple and comfortable, meeting basic living needs while providing a warm experience.

'Container No. 27': This is a French drama directed by Arnaud Sélignac. The film premiered in Belgium on June 23, 2016, and was released in France on February 1, 2017, with a runtime of 90 minutes and French dialogue. The film focuses on a special container community and tells the story of 10-year-old boy Tom and his father living there. Through this story, it showcases that although people living in the container community are poor, they are filled with warmth towards each other, and also gives the audience a deeper understanding of the life carried by container houses.

'The Lost Tomb' TV series: The house where Wu Xie lives in the series is composed of three containers. This design makes full use of the modular characteristics of containers, with each container serving a different function, resulting in clear functional divisions and high space utilization. For example, different containers can be used as a bedroom, living room, and study, respectively, ensuring the independence of each functional area while creating a compact and orderly living space through reasonable layout. This design is highly feasible in terms of both design and functionality, providing new ideas and references for the application of container houses.