"I, Permission" reveals a new trailer, Wen Qi Qin Hailu plays a funny portrayal of "The Road to Opposition" mother and daughter

The movie "I, Permission", 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, released a preview of the "Who Permits" version today. The trailer uses three consecutive soul questions of "who allows" to draw up two major plot clues that the protagonist allows to face: mother-daughter cohabitation and gynecological surgery. The characters 'personalities and relationships are quickly outlined in a light and tight rhythm, and also conveyed the film's relaxed, sharp and warm comedy temperament.


The movie "I, Permission" tells the story of a post-00s girl named Guan, who is working alone in other places. She is facing a minor gynecologic operation. Unexpectedly, her mother Hu Chunrong suddenly "parachuted", allowing her originally independent and orderly life to be instantly disrupted. The "mother-daughter cohabitation model" that was forced to start, as the operation became imminent, the differences in concepts and lifestyles between the two were constantly amplified, making this mother-daughter interaction a spark and particularly interesting.

The trailer read,"Who allowed her to have menopause?" At the beginning, Wen Qi's daughter allowed to complain about Qin Hailu's mother Hu Chunrong: "I don't dare to have a rebellious period. Why can she have menopause?" A ridicule with a young sense of language immediately pointed out the "explosive" intergenerational collision between the mother and daughter. "Who allowed him to be a gynecologist?" "Who gave her permission to dispose of her own body?" The two questions, thrown in tandem, suggest that the story revolves around permissive surgery, and a series of collisions between old and new ideas will emerge.

The movie "I, Permission" focuses on a pair of "happy enemies" with dramatic tension: on one hand, the independent and forthright daughter of the post-00s, Li Quan, and on the other hand, the most universal China mother, Hu Chunrong. Two completely different life logics collide head-on under the same roof, which will be the film's biggest narrative motivation and point to the core proposition of the story-reshaping a new type of mother-daughter relationship. The film is unfolded in a relaxed and lively comedy style, and it also reveals in-depth discussions on parent-child relationships and life experience everywhere, arousing widespread attention and expectations from the audience.

The movie "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. Please look forward to it.