The movie "Girl" opens pre-sales, director Shu Qi's monologue version, the ultimate trailer, saying that the girl's growth concerns are fulfilled

The movie "Girl" written and directed by Shu Qi has officially opened pre-sales and released its final trailer. The trailer uses director Shu Qi's story-filled voice to narrate selected passages from the script, and together with the movie plot pictures, it tells the girl's growing environment and aspirations, and at the same time unveils the true and touching emotional core of the work. The trailer is full of author-style audio-visual language, which not only demonstrates Shu Qi's aesthetics of video art as a director, but also reflects her delicate control over words as a screenwriter through her personal narration. The film stars Qiu Ze, Tang Yuqi (9m88), Bai Xiaoying, and Lin Pintong. Producer Ye Rufen, photography director Yu Jingping, art director Huang Meiqing, art director Tu Shuofeng, modeling director Xu Liwen, original music director Lin Qiang, editing director Zhang Shuping, sound designer Wu Shuyao and Du Duzhi and other Chinese film gold medal teams form the film escort team, jointly building a real and poetic world of growth. The movie "Girl" will be released nationwide on November 1, dedicated to all girls who grew up bravely and is in hot pre-sales.

Qiu Ze, Tang Yuqi, subverts the image of the screen, interprets and suppresses the new generation of parents, Bai Xiaoying, Lin Pintong, is amazing in acting skills

The final trailer uses ambient sound and monologue to build an immersive narrative rhythm, demonstrating Shu Qi's dual skills as a director in controlling plays and images. It also opens up emotional channels inside and outside the screen, allowing the audience to pass through the girl's growth perspective and reflect their own shadow. In that era when tradition and modernity intertwined, girl Lin Xiaoli (Bai Xiaoying) lived in a broken family. Facing her father (Qiu Ze)'s alcoholism and mother (Tang Yuqi 9m88)'s forbearance, she grew up in fear and helplessness, and finally gained her courage and light under the leadership of her good friend Li Lili (Lin Pintong).

The parents played by Qiu Ze and Tang Yuqi (9m88) became the emotional axis running through the entire film, and also allowed the audience to see an unprecedented side of them. Qiu Ze completely subverted his affectionate screen image and challenged his father, who was addicted to alcohol and out of control. He suffered on the verge of family disintegration and eventually became a perpetrator of violence. Qiu Ze admitted in an interview that this role is like a final exam in his acting career. He must understand how desperate a person who hurts his family is. Qiu Ze integrated his accumulated acting experience into the role of "man", accurately portraying the emotional levels intertwined with suppression, loss of control and remorse. Tang Yuqi (9m88), who challenges the protagonist of a feature film for the first time, plays a strong emotional "woman" in "Girl". She is a mother trapped between destiny and reality. She supports her family independently and works hard to raise two daughters. She has long suffered from her husband's indifference and violence. In the final trailer, you can see Tang Yuqi (9m88) appearing almost without makeup, with a haggard but determined expression, showing a completely different state from her usual music stage.

The performances of the two newcomers, Bai Xiaoying and Lin Pintong, can be seen from the trailer to be extremely energetic and talented. They accurately and vividly interpret the two girls with opposite personalities but a common destiny. At the end of the trailer, it also reveals that the two girls will become each other's light, illuminating the originally dark road ahead. The audience is looking forward to the development of the story.

Shu Qi encouraged by Hou Xiaoxian to start writing the script of "Girl" and hoped that the audience would see courage from the pain

In this trailer, director Shu Qi's narration was particularly impressive. This design cleverly characterizes the behind-the-scenes creative process of "transforming delicate words into gentle images", thus making the audience curious about Shu Qi's screenwriting story. "Girl" is a key milestone for Shu Qi to become a director from an actor. She admitted that the inspiration for the creation came from her personal childhood memories, and the script creation process is also a profound self-interpretation of the soul. She said: "I have been an actor for nearly 30 years, and stories have always been something I love. I was fortunate enough to participate in the review work of international film festivals many times. In the process of appreciating excellent works, my desire for creation was inspired. With the encouragement of Director Hou, I began to write the script of "Girl"." This film is not only another challenge and exploration for her in the art of film, but also a letter to all "women who have been hurt but still choose to grow up bravely." Shu Qi revealed that she shed tears many times during the script creation process: "What I want to film is not just domestic violence, but the conflict of being loved and hurt since childhood. When many people grow up, they are still learning how to not let their childhood injuries continue to affect them. I hope that what the audience sees is not just the pain, but a little bit of courage that grows out of the pain."

"Girl" is not only Shu Qi's first work as a director, but also her affectionate dialogue with her childhood self and the memories of a generation of women. It is this sincere and brave original intention that makes "Girl" transcend simple narrative and become a poem of life that resonates with all girls.

The film "Girl" is produced by Hua Wenchuang Co., Ltd., Jiaying Film Co., Ltd., Haina Baichuan Film and Art Integration Co., Ltd., Zhonghuan International Entertainment Co., Ltd., and Huaneng International Entertainment Co., Ltd., introduced by China Film Group Corporation and released by Huaxia Film Distribution Co., Ltd., Ltd., will be released nationwide on November 1. Pre-sales are in full swing, and we will meet with theaters to witness the courage and rebirth of the "girl."