When the movie was over, the directors present had complicated expressions, especially those who needed to give scores.
However, Lin Xuan'er and Wang Xingrui both had tears in their eyes.
Su Yin's eyes were also red, and Tang Yue lowered her head.
Unlike most campus movies on the market, most of the shots in this movie are of the most boring life - morning jogging, doing exercises, eating, doing exercises, and sleeping.
The stories interspersed in between are also related to the results.
For example, the strong woman who ran ten laps on the playground after failing the mock exam.
For example, a boy suddenly doesn’t want to study anymore one month before the college entrance examination and wants to go to Huacheng to work.
For example, in the last three months, there are “underachievers” who work hard and want to change their destiny.
The re-shot scene was a monologue by each person after the college entrance examination.
"To be honest," Zhang Yingyuan said seriously, "technically, this film is terrible. The camera is shaky, the editing is confusing, and there are even moments when the sound and picture are out of sync."
"But emotionally, it's genuinely heartfelt, and he cleverly used a classmate as the protagonist within the ensemble cast, creating a central plot. Otherwise, it would just be a documentary, not a movie."
"Everyone, give your ratings!" Zhou Yiyang said. He put this film at the beginning because he wanted to discuss it with the directors present and the audience watching the live broadcast. For a film, if it only hits the audience's emotions but the basic skills are poor, is it a bad movie or a good movie?
He thought about it and gave it a one out of five. He was quite disappointed with the film. The subject matter and the idea were so clever, but the final product was not satisfactory. While it may have made many viewers cry, it was not a good film.
Amidst the discussions, the three-day First Film Festival began.
Zhou Yiyang also received a new job offer.
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