DC Pictures 'new film "Super Girl" released on 6.26, director humorously interprets Super Girl's "Four Great Virtues"

DC Pictures 'new masterpiece "Supergirl" will be launched in theaters across the country in North America on June 26, officially opening a new chapter of adventure in the DC universe! Today's film released the director's exclusive Amway video, with director Craig Gillespe appearing on the stage to introduce to China audiences the unique and true character charm of super girl Kara Zo-El, showing off the vivid and sharp side of the daughter of Krypton. The film stars Millie Alkirk as Super Girl Kara Zo-El, Jason Moma as bounty hunter Robb, Matthias Shonel as the evil villain Kreme, and David Collensway returns to play Superman Clark Kent. A cosmic adventure that spans the stars, full of unknowns and dangers is about to open on the big screen.

In this exclusive Amway video, director Craig Gillespe introduced to China audiences the "excellent character" of the newly debuted superhero Kara Zor-El in a humorous way-positive and sunny, respecting the elderly and loving the young, caring for his family, elegant and decent, and even his pet dog Krypton is clever and sensible. However, as the camera turned, Kara's real and sharp side also appeared: facing the violent wolf Robb, she was sharp and did not give in; facing her cousin Superman Clark, she always maintained her own rhythm and attitude; Even the super dog Krypton is far less obedient than he seems. This contrast is not surprising-director Craig Gillespe has always been good at creating complex and vivid female characters. The characters under his camera are never perfect, but they are therefore more realistic and vibrant. Kara broke the stereotype of a "perfect hero" and showed the audience a super girl who was both strong and free, warm and sharp. She is angry, rebellious, and unwilling to show weakness easily, but she is still willing to protect important people and always adheres to her own justice, making people look forward to her performance on the big screen.

Different from the heavy superhero style of the past, the movie "Super Girl" injects new vitality into the DC universe with a more vivid, youthful and full of personality, and also allows the audience to see another way to open up the superhero story. The film is adapted from Tom King's DC masterpiece "Super Girl: Tomorrow's Daughter" and tells a Kryptonian legend different from Superman's "growing up in the sun"-Super girl Kara has experienced the destruction of her hometown since she was a child, and has been in the long world. She is burdened with loneliness and trauma while wandering in the universe, and once exiled herself in confusion. It was not until the super dog Krypton encountered a crisis that she regained her direction and embarked on an adventurous journey across the stars to find herself.

"Super Girl" is produced by DC Pictures, distributed by Warner Bros. Films, and co-produced by Troll Court Entertainment and Safran. The film will be officially released in theaters across the country on June 26 in 2D/CINITY/IMAX/Dolby Cinema format.