
You Asked Me to Make a Graduation Film, So Why Did I Win the Golden Bear?
让你拍毕业片,你拿金熊奖?
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Urban
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- Showbiz Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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The plot starts off incredibly bad! How many of the early coal mine owners were clean? You transmigrated and it's already a disaster! His son's actions are understandable, but for an outsider like you to do this is just too unethical! This is the first time I've seen someone set off fires within their own ranks. If you weren't the protagonist, you'd be in jail by now!
The coal mine owner's son filming a blind well, what a fucking idiot.
The author of "The Battle at Lake Changjin" was truly a genius! 😁
I won't be a player or a simp. 😤
Is a housekeeper now the standard?
Golden Bear director directing a period idol drama... It's a bit too shocking.
I have only one request: don't lick. Let them lick.
Holy crap, a film director whose family is rich and who won the Golden Bear Award right after graduation is going to make fantasy idol dramas?
Those celebrities who evade taxes, engage in drugs, are divisive, or have other bad records should not appear or be whitewashed. Even if they do appear, they should serve as negative examples, nailed to the pillar of shame. They can have harems and harems, but not those who gamble, use drugs, or have divisive tendencies.
If the film "The Battle at Lake Changjin" made in 2005 could gross over 50 million, I'll admit defeat. Secondly, it would be beneath the dignity of a world-renowned director to make "The Battle at Lake Changjin." If it cannot transcend ideology, it can never be called great.