I'd like to thank everyone who participated in this film. It's your hard work that has allowed The Tuner to shine on this stage. I believe that as long as we hold on to our dreams and persevere, we will be able to create more works that touch people's hearts.
Thank you to all the judges for your recognition. Last year I stood on this stage and won the Best Director Award, and this year I won the Best Picture Award. I hope I can stand here again next year.
Thank you everyone. "
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On the second day, the film "The Piano Tuner" shot by Zhang Qiurui was not only transmitted back to Hong Kong, but also to the mainland.
I even did a brief interview with reporters from the mainland.
In Hong Kong, when people learned that Zhang Qiurui's film "The Tuner" won the Palme d'Or and that he was the first Asian director to receive this honor, not only was Hong Kong excited, but the whole of Asia was also shocked. Major media outlets rushed to report this historic breakthrough.
Zhang Qiurui's name became a shining new star in Asian films overnight. Her success not only won international respect for the Hong Kong film industry, but also opened a new chapter for the entire Asian film industry.
"Boss, Miller, the head of Disney, is waiting for you inside." After Zhang Qiurui finished being interviewed by mainland reporters and just came out, Chen Jiaying came up to him and pointed to a private box and said to Zhang Qiurui.
"How long has the other party been here?" Zhang Qiurui asked.
"Less than three minutes." Chen Jiaying looked at his watch and asked.
"Hello, Mr. Miller." Zhang Qiurui pushed open the door of the box, walked towards Miller who was sitting inside with a smile, and extended his hand.
Miller saw this and quickly stood up, his face filled with a warm smile. He shook Zhang Qiurui's hand tightly and said, "Director Zhang, congratulations on winning the Palme d'Or. Your film 'The Tuner' is truly outstanding. I am extremely honored to have the opportunity to work with you."
Zhang Qiurui responded with a smile: "Mr. Miller, cooperation requires sincerity.
I'm only keeping the rights to "The Piano Tuner" in China, Hong Kong, Taiwan, and Macau. I'm selling all the rights to other regions at once. I wonder how much Disney can offer?"
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