The Birth of a Filmmaker

Unknown, I have been thinking about whether to release it, and I don't know if it will be a stud. There are really very few Hong Kong entertainments without a harem. The protagonist is the last batch of filmmakers in the new wave. He has currently filmed A Chinese Ghost Story and Prison Time, and has just left Tsui Hark's studio. I look forward to the development of the story in the later period. The logic of the plot progression is relatively smooth. Nowadays, new book fans hardly watch Hong Kong entertainments, but it is still very interesting if it is well written. The Hong Kong entertainment that I remember most deeply was the Legend of Tycoon that I sat on the floor of my rental bookstore and read. I hope this book will not turn into a routine harem Hong Kong entertainment later on. Looking good so far!

Top list of my favorite entertainment novels in 2017: Top 10 Recommendation index: ★★★★ Work status: Eunuch (force majeure?) Note: Before this book, I had never seen a Hong Kong entertainment company that only made movies and didn't fuck with female stars. Yes, it had never happened before! ! ! (Of course, maybe I have little knowledge! Some novels explain this by saying that these are emotional scenes, not action scenes, which is a matter of opinion.) The setting of the male protagonist in this book is more to my liking. It is also rare to focus on movies without crossing borders. The disadvantage is that the description of the details of making movies is still far from the classics, and the overall pace is also slower (in the words of the majority of readers: the sea, you are all water).

The birth of a filmmaker, a journey of pure film interpretation The protagonist is Rebirth Hong Kong Entertainment, and I heard the author is the old author Bai Yunsheng. The opening story is about the protagonist Chan Ka-lok coming to the specious Hong Kong and becoming one of the frustrated directors in the New Wave movement of Hong Kong films. For this specious Hong Kong, it is no problem to treat it as a parallel world. At the beginning, the protagonist was the producer of "A Chinese Ghost Story". In fact, he was almost the same as a director (especially a strong producer like the protagonist). Yes, it was the classic "Ghost Story" starring Wang Zuxian. After that came "Prison". Advantages: The description of Hong Kong entertainment is quite good. The protagonist's character is very casual, a bit like an upright boy, so it tests the author's grasp of the protagonist's portrayal~ Fortunately, the author is not too frustrated for the time being. Disadvantages: Most of the names have similar pronunciations. Although you can know who the names are by typing most of them, it is inevitable that readers will feel a little awkward ~

Chen Jialuo traveled through time! But he is not the chief rudder of the Tiandihui. But a new wave director in Hong Kong in the 1980s, Tsui Hark and Eric Tsang are his friends. Chow Yun-fat was scolded by him during filming, Wang Zuxian was discovered by him to film "A Chinese Ghost Story". Wanton, casual, don't care about the comments of paparazzi reporters, He who knows the current affairs is a hero, and knows how to bow his head when facing the underworld. A "Prison Story" can compete with Jackie Chan. In fact, the best thing about this book is that the author has really put a lot of effort into describing the development of Hong Kong movies and the gossip about Hong Kong movies. ~