The film "Flying in the Blue Hour" starring Xia Fan and South Korean actor Zheng Eun-kyung is released, and the films screened at the Shanghai Film Festival and the Guangzhou New Film Exhibition tell the story of a TV commercial female director who has a bad life in the company of her friends to find herself and regain her courage, and the hometown journey of urban youth, which is naturally soft.
Starring: Natsuho Shen-un Kyohei
Co-starring: Daichi Watanabe / Yusuke Nakayama / Daisuke Kuroda / Hisaku Shimada / Minamigobu
Synopsis:
The film tells the story of a female director of a TELEVISION commercial who has encountered a double dilemma in her career and love, but she has lost the direction of life when she entered the year of establishment. In the company of friends, he embarked on a journey back to his hometown to visit his relatives, and gradually found his lost self in the rural life of his hometown.
Young women who work hard in the city, on the surface, have career love, but they still can't see where the future is going. Returning home by chance, impatient and disgusted with everything in the countryside. The mother who gave up cooking and gradually had a loud voice, the father who spent a lot of money addicted to antiques, the brother who had a gloomy personality and said cold jokes, the guests in the tavern who only talked about meat, and the cows who stayed in the cowshed all their lives. It was hard to come back and just want to go back to the big city immediately. The friends who are traveling with them are full of curiosity about everything and enjoy every minute and second.
No matter how long you have been in the city, there is still a place to go back, even if you are no longer familiar with it, it is also connected with your past and present self, and suddenly feel that the road ahead is not so bad, and finally there is a small reversal.
Xia Fan is partnered by South Korean actress Shen Eun-kyung, who co-starred in the film "The Journalist" with Matsusaka Momori last year, which won the Japanese Oscar for Best Picture, and she herself won the Best Actress Award, becoming the first foreign film queen in the history of Japan and Austria.