All the audience members had found their seats. The screen gradually lit up, presenting blue skies and rolling mountains before everyone's eyes.
This magnificent natural scenery had been created by Ciri's illusion. Joshua had adjusted it countless times before confirming that there was not a single flaw.
The scenery on the screen could be described as magnificent, but the background music could only be described as noise.
"Is this the film's score?"
Galolie listened to the rising and falling sounds beside her, like someone scraping a steel ruler against a string. It made her feel deeply uncomfortable.
At first, she had thought someone in the audience was making the noise. Unsure, Galolie quietly asked the director beside her.
Joshua's answer was naturally a nod. The score in The Shining was definitely one of the film's greatest highlights.
It was just that, in the eyes of these artists from Falosi, that highlight was no different from noise. In fact, when Joshua had commissioned Bone Duke to perform these "strange" pieces, she had also asked, "What do you need this noise for?"
"..."
In Galolie's memory, the music in Joshua's films had always been impeccable.
Whether it was the dance music in Beauty and the Demon or the ending song in Leon: The Professional, both had left a deep impression.
But what the hell was this film's score? Was it intentional...?
Galolie hesitated for a while, but ultimately did not ask Joshua why he had used such an eerie score.
The scene on the screen had already shifted. The male lead, played by White Thorn Flower Jazz, appeared in a place resembling a lobby.
The male lead entered the office of someone in charge, seemingly preparing to discuss something with him.
After merely greeting the man, the scene shifted elsewhere.
A little