The movie "I, Permission" is scheduled for filming. On April 3, Wen Qi and Qin Hailu performed a happy enemy between mother and daughter.

Today, the movie "I, Permission" is scheduled for release on April 3, and the release poster and special video "The First New Year Lesson for Mom" are simultaneously released. The film is produced by Yin Lu, directed by Yang Lina, written by You Xiaoying, starred by Wen Qi and Qin Hailu, and starred by Bai Ke and Li Xueqin. The film focuses on a unique life of mother-daughter cohabitation, telling the story of how a young daughter re-understands her middle-aged mother, uses a young person's attitude and world view to "reverse nurture" her mother, and reshapes the mother-daughter relationship. In the poster and video, my daughter and my mother sit face to face in the bathtub, intimate and candid. Her daughter's sincere and bold declaration also makes the film's emotions and intentions first show off.

The first posted poster focuses on the candid and intimate mother-daughter relationship

In the fixed poster of the movie "I, Permission", under the warm light of the bathroom, the mother and daughter sit opposite each other in the same bathtub. In the small but intimate space, the atmosphere between the mother and daughter is relaxed and warm but hidden. Emotional tension. The customized poster is set in daily family space and places the intimate relationship between mother and daughter at the center of the camera.

The movie "I, Permission" tells the story of a post-00s girl named Kuan is about to face a minor gynecologic operation, but her mother's sudden visit disrupted her original rhythm of life, and the mother-daughter relationship also occurred in this unexpected cohabitation. New changes.

In the film, Wen Qi plays the straightforward and bold daughter of the post-00s generation, and Qin Hailu plays the role of Hu Chunrong, a mother who has a traditional personality and manages everything for the family. The huge differences in life concepts between the two generations of women make their relationship full of contradictions and intimate coexistence. Faced with her mother's usual chatter and dedication, she did not choose to accept the permission according to the rules. Instead, she launched a reverse education with a "young attitude": instead of trying hard to reason, it is better to take her mother to experience a new way of life; Instead of repeated persuasion, it is better to directly use actions to break old concepts. In a series of ironic interactions, this seemingly contradictory mother-daughter relationship gradually changed, and where will this "life lesson" taught by the daughter to her mother lead the two people? It has also become the suspense left to the audience by the film.

The first lesson for my mother at the beginning of the New Year and my daughter's reverse education

The special video "The First New Year Lesson for Mom" released by "I, Permission" opens with a very life-like scene and a seemingly casual mother-daughter dialogue. It begins with a daughter helping her mother re-understand herself and find happiness."life lesson".

In the video, the allowed class does not mean to be preaching, but starts from the small things in life. I hope my mother can get out of her day-to-day life-stop being the first person to get up and the last person to eat, and stop taking this life. The money you have saved will only be left to my daughter, put your eyes back on yourself, pick up the things you liked when you were young, and try a new way of life. I hope she can start again and grow with her daughter at any stage of her life.

"I allow you to live menopause into adolescence" and "allow you to do things you didn't dare to think about before." This powerful and slightly sarcastic declaration is both bold and gentle. It seems that young people are "teaching Mom", actually opening up a new way of dialogue between mother and daughter.

At the end of the video, Guan said his most sincere wishes to his mother, which is also the film's wish to all women on Women's Day: "I hope that from tomorrow, everything you want to do will only need your own approval." This expression is also an extension of the film's name-"permission" is both a character's name and an attitude: allowing all one's choices and changes, allowing oneself to live the way one wants.

The movie "I, Permission" starts with a young and pioneering attitude, bringing expressions different from traditional family themes. It uses the perspective and tone of young people to reopen the theme of mother-daughter relationship and open up space for parent-child dialogue. To a certain extent,"I, Permission" is like a "mouth replacement movie" that speaks for young people, saying what young audiences want to say to their parents: As children, they also hope to encourage their mothers to learn to love themselves. Amid such a relaxed and lively narrative temperament, this discussion about the relationship between mother and daughter unfolds lightly, and the temperament of the film also aroused audience expectations.

The film "I, Permission" is produced by Yin Lu, directed by Yang Lina, written by You Xiaoying, starred by Wen Qi and Qin Hailu, and starred by Bai Ke and Li Xueqin. It will be released nationwide on April 3.