In 2025, Su Hao, who had just finished watching "Nezha 2", unexpectedly traveled to a person with the same name and surname in a parallel world after a sleep.
What Su Hao faced was the bankruptcy of his family business, high debts, and his parents being forced to jump off a building.
Even the only property left to him by his parents was taken away.
However, as a time traveler, he also brought with him the scripts and storyboards of all the movies on Earth.
What a incredible start!
Faced with the crowd of people collecting debts, he took out the script of "Hachiko: A Dog's Story", gambled his last bit of dignity, and filmed a 30-minute public service announcement.
The night the ad was released, the entire internet was in tears.
From the war fairy tale of "Life is Beautiful" to the dramatic life of "Farewell My Concubine", from the counterattack of "The Pursuit of Happyness" to the freedom fable of "The Shawshank Redemption" - he used movies on earth to rave about the box office and won five Oscars.
Thirty years later, when a reporter asked him if he had made a movie about his legendary experience, he laughed.
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3.5 (2 reviews)(Parallel world) + (Director's text) + (Reasonable) + (Not melodramatic)
In 2025, Su Hao, who had just finished watching "Nezha 2", unexpectedly traveled to a person with the same name and surname in a parallel world after a sleep.
What Su Hao faced was the bankruptcy of his family business, high debts, and his parents being forced to jump off a building.
Even the only property left to him by his parents was taken away.
However, as a time traveler, he also brought with him the scripts and storyboards of all the movies on Earth.
What a incredible start!
Faced with the crowd of people collecting debts, he took out the script of "Hachiko: A Dog's Story", gambled his last bit of dignity, and filmed a 30-minute public service announcement.
The night the ad was released, the entire internet was in tears.
From the war fairy tale of "Life is Beautiful" to the dramatic life of "Farewell My Concubine", from the counterattack of "The Pursuit of Happyness" to the freedom fable of "The Shawshank Redemption" - he used movies on earth to rave about the box office and won five Oscars.
Thirty years later, when a reporter asked him if he had made a movie about his legendary experience, he laughed.
"Of course, I've already picked a name."
"Just call him."
"The Shawshank Redemption"