Bright was watching a movie.
Tesoro's filming speed was truly impressive. In less than a month, the movie had basically finished shooting.
After all, this movie did not have the grand scenes of the previous one.
Even the final battle was just a one-on-one duel between the male lead and the villainous spy, a proper fight between men. Neither was supposed to be a top-tier powerhouse, so the battle was simply there for excitement.
The focus of this film was to publicize the spies' cruelty and terror, while heightening the audience's awareness of counterespionage.
Its emphasis lay in the dramatic conflict.
In that regard, Tesoro's casting ability deserved praise.
Although the film industry was still a barren field in this world, that did not mean there was no theater.
On the contrary, even Fish-Man Island had a group of professional stage actors. Tesoro had selected the main cast from among them, and the results had proven quite good.
Inside a specially constructed screening room, Bright watched the movie projected by a Den Den Mushi onto a white screen.
The film was slowly unfolding.
It opened with reports of Fish-Man Island residents disappearing.
The protagonist was an ordinary Fish-Man Island soldier. Through a series of coincidences and his own curiosity, he uncovered a conspiracy, gradually following the clues until he came into contact with the masterminds behind it all: a spy organization dispatched to Fish-Man Island by a certain organization.
During this process, he also caught the enemy's attention and suffered repeated pursuits and frame-ups.
Tesoro had filmed the section where the protagonist was persecuted in great detail.
He had devoted considerable attention to portraying the enemy's sinister nature.
They used all sorts of methods to manipulate public opinion and frame the protagonist, turning him into a traitor of Fish-Man Island