Time travel + no space + many CPs + a strong heroine

Watch the female director step by step to her throne in Hollywood~

In Hollywood, a "dream factory" built of capital, power, and prejudice, 20-year-old Anne White burst onto the scene, armed with a secondhand video camera and a deep passion for film. She wasn't the heir to a filmmaking family, nor did she possess the connections backed by a major studio. But she knew her passion for filmmaking burned brighter than anyone else's: to use her camera to shatter Hollywood's stereotypes about women and create epic stories truly from a female perspective.

From a down-home Texas girl to the Oscar-winning "New Queen of Hollywood," Anne White's story goes far beyond a woman's rise to power. Through her lens, she proved that true cinema need not be defined by gender; and reaching the pinnacle simply meant using her work to open a wider door for those who followed.

This time, Hollywood finally learned——

Don't ask "What can a woman shoot?"

Instead, ask, "Anne White, what are you going to take us to next?"

That body, resembling an inflatable doll costume, conceals a surge of immense power. Its dark eyes reveal a terrifying depth and evil. Within its comically vibrant form lies a power beyond human comprehension and resistance. Fall Guys, the guardian of girls and Tokyo's most powerful supernatural being, is a shadowy, expressionless, round creature. "Although I hunt sneaky creatures and slay demons, I know I'm still a lovable Fall Guy." "Of course, besides supernatural, I occasionally play the role of a weirdo, like giving a new knight a hard time." "What's it to me if girls like me? I'm just a Fall Guy. What does Shura Field have to do with me?" Determined to achieve ultimate victory, Fall Guys joins the hunt. Normally a delinquent, he transforms into a towering monster at night, conquering supernatural forces. Fall Guys Tokyo is a grand series! Extremely raw, just enough to entertain you. The true synopsis: In a world of entertainment to death, this story uses raw themes to tell a moving story.