On October 31, according to Japanese media reports, Hui Enyi, daughter of veteran Hong Kong artist Bo Annie, won the Best Newcomer Award at the "2021 Tokyo International Film Festival China Film Week" for the film "Burning Wild Boy's Sky". Xu Enyi thanked him through video connection, saying bluntly that this was a valuable experience.
At this afternoon's award ceremony, Japanese actress Miyoshi Caihua presented Hui Enyi with the Best Newcomer Award. Hui Enyi played a young girl who pursued her dream of dancing in "The Sky of burning wild boys", and she won unanimous praise from the judges of the Tokyo International Film Festival with her solid dance roots, unique temperament, infectiousness and plasticity.
Since the pandemic has not yet been effectively controlled in Japan, Xu Enyi was unable to go to Tokyo to receive the award. However, her first film, she won an international award, which also attracted the attention of the film circles on both sides of the Straits and the three places. Xu Enyi said: "It was a rare experience, the first time I made a movie, I am very happy to be able to infect others through a story and the characters in it. ”
Winning the award at the well-known Tokyo International Film Festival is like a shot in the arm for Xu Enyi, she said that the future will be like the role in the film, continue to pursue dreams, do what she likes to do, continue to make good movies to infect others, she said: "Of course, I feel happy when I am recognized by others, but I still feel that the most important thing is that I like it, and I really want to continue to do it." ”
Xu Enyi also said that her mother Bo Anne also gave a lot of advice on her joining the entertainment industry. "She taught me to be spontaneous, always ready for change, and then she also taught me to accept opinions, and to learn from opinions, to improve myself and become a better actor."