Director Liu Jian, renowned for his work on 2018's "Baby" and 2016's "De Lan," is making waves again as Filmart introduces some highly anticipated films to buyers. Among the standout titles is "Lighting Up The Stars," directed by Liu Jiangjiang, which was China's fourth biggest film in 2022, amassing an impressive $23.7 million (RMB171.3 million). As the cinematic world gathers to explore new opportunities, several intriguing films are capturing attention with their unique storylines and notable cast members.
Action and Supernatural Elements Unveiled
"The Way Out," an action feature, is one of the films catching the eye of buyers at Filmart. Its gripping narrative promises to engage audiences with its dynamic storytelling and thrilling sequences. Additionally, "Marry My Dead Body," a Taiwanese blockbuster, is receiving a remake. Known for its supernatural comedy elements, the film blends humor with otherworldly themes, offering a fresh take that is likely to appeal to a broad audience.
Female-Led Drama and Social Issues
"We Girls," a female-led social drama, brings to light the struggles of reintegration into society faced by a former inmate. Starring Zhao Liying, the film delves into the complexities of societal acceptance and personal redemption. With its poignant storyline, "We Girls" highlights important social issues while showcasing strong female characters navigating challenging circumstances.
Life Lessons Through Unlikely Companions
"New Life," directed by Dong Hongjie, follows the journey of a girl who works tirelessly in various odd jobs until she encounters a stray dog that imparts valuable life lessons. Featuring a talented cast, including Zhang Zifeng, Wang Jingchun, Seo Hyun, and David Lee, "New Life" explores themes of companionship and personal growth. The film's heartwarming narrative and character-driven plot are set to resonate with audiences seeking stories of inspiration and transformation.